Sailing Course Adventure with St Augustine Sailing

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Difficulty

moderate

Duration

9am–5pm, 3 consecutive days

Fitness Level

Basic physical condition required; ability to move safely on a boat deck is important.

Overview

Master sailing skills with St Augustine Sailing’s immersive three-day ASA 101/103 course. Gain hands-on experience on both a Hunter 216 and a 30-foot cruiser to kickstart your cruising journey in Florida’s historic coastal waters.

St. Augustine, Florida

ASA 101/103

Starting at $1,495 | Three Day Course

Sailing

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Date

Thu, Oct 30

Travelers

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About This Adventure

Embark on a transformative three-day sailing course designed for aspiring cruisers. Experience hands-on training on a Hunter 216 and a 30-foot boat, mastering essential skills and points of sail. This immersive program equips you with the confidence and knowledge to begin your cruising adventures, all while learning alongside fellow enthusiasts.

Rates

• Person - $1,495

Duration

Three Day Course - Runs 9am to 5pm on consecutive days.

About

This course is ideal for the student who wants to get up to the larger cruising boat in one course. Generally, one day will be on the Hunter 216 for points of sail etc. and then two days on a 30 foot boat to prepare the student to begin acquiring cruising experience. *Study material included **Minimum of 2 students required to hold class

Adventure Tips

Arrive Early for Pre-Course Briefing

Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before the start to complete check-in and safety orientation.

Dress for Variable Weather

Wear layered, moisture-wicking clothing and non-slip shoes to stay comfortable on deck in changing conditions.

Hydrate and Pack Snacks

Bring water and light snacks to maintain energy during intensive on-water lessons.

Communicate Your Experience Level

Share your prior sailing background with instructors to tailor the training effectively.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Bottlenose dolphins commonly spotted near the harbor
Ospreys soaring overhead around the coastal waterways

History

St. Augustine is the oldest continuously inhabited European-established settlement in the U.S., founded in 1565, with a rich maritime legacy woven into its identity.

Conservation

Efforts to protect the coastal waterways focus on reducing marine debris and promoting responsible boating practices to safeguard the fragile estuarine ecosystem.