moderate
3 days
Participants should have a reasonable level of fitness and be comfortable moving around on a sailing vessel for extended periods.
Ready to take your sailing skills to the next level? The ASA 103/104 course in Clear Lake Shores offers a private, hands-on 3-day sailing adventure perfect for mastering coastal cruising and bareboat skills.
Starting at $975 | 3 Days 2 Nights | Coastal Cruising and Bareboat Cruising
Embark on a thrilling 3-day sailing adventure with the ASA 103/104 combo course, where you'll master coastal and bareboat cruising on modern vessels. With expert instructors and a maximum of four students per class, you'll gain essential skills in navigation, safety, and seamanship while enjoying the open water.
Single Occupancy: $975.00+tax (1 set of books/1 certificate) Double Occupancy: $1850.00+tax (1 set of books/2 certificates)
3 days/2 night on board
Description ASA 103 - Coastal Cruising:
ASA 104 - Bareboat Cruising:
ASA 101, Basic Keelboat Sailing and the ability to demonstrate competency in all knowledge and skills elements of those standards.
Recommendations ASA recommends a minimum of 24-80 sailing hours before undertaking ASA 103 & ASA 104 Combination.
All of our instructors are US Coast Guard Licensed and ASA Certified.
At SailTime Houston classes are taught aboard the newest and most modern fleet of monohulls and catamarans in the area.
At SailTime Houston we are dedicated to top quality instruction and regularly have classes with no more than 4 students
Weather on the water can change quickly, so wearing layers helps keep you comfortable throughout the day.
Bring plenty of water to stay hydrated, especially under the Texas sun while out on the water.
Use appropriate footwear with good grip to maintain safety on wet and slippery deck surfaces.
Apply water-resistant sunscreen to protect your skin from intense UV rays reflecting off the water.
Clear Lake Shores has a rich maritime history and has long been a hub for boating and water-based recreation in Texas.
Local organizations work actively to protect the bay’s water quality and promote responsible boating to preserve native marine life.
Protect your hands when handling ropes and sails.
Reduce glare off the water for safer navigation and eye protection.
Stay dry and warm during cooler or rainy days on the water.
fall specific
Comfortable clothing that dries fast is best for warm weather sailing.
summer specific