challenging
2 days, 1 night
Participants should have moderate physical fitness to handle boating tasks, balance on deck, and respond actively to sailing maneuvers.
Take your sailing to the next level with a 2-day ASA 103 course in Sturgeon Bay. Learn navigating, anchoring, and handling heavy weather for a confident sail.
Set sail on a captivating 2-day, 1-night ASA 103 sailing adventure with SailTime Door County, located in the scenic waters of Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin. This private experience is designed for sailors eager to expand their knowledge beyond the basics. Over two immersive days, you'll learn vital skills such as understanding nautical charts, advanced navigation techniques, and how to handle heavy weather conditions safely. Additionally, anchoring methods are covered in detail, ensuring you can confidently manage your vessel in various situations. Whether you're an aspiring captain or an avid sailor looking to refine your abilities, this program offers hands-on learning paired with practical real-world scenarios. The beautiful surroundings of Door County enhance the experience, combining education with stunning water views and refreshing outdoor air. Perfect for those who want to build confidence and competence on the water, ASA 103 with SailTime offers expert instruction, personalized guidance, and unforgettable time on the waves.
Weather conditions on Green Bay can change rapidly; always confirm forecasts to ensure safe sailing.
Secure footwear helps maintain balance and traction on wet boat surfaces.
Waterproof jackets and bags protect you and your valuables from splashes and rain.
Review local charts in advance to enhance navigation skills during the trip.
Sturgeon Bay has a rich maritime history as a key shipping and shipbuilding hub on Lake Michigan, reflected in its preserved vessels and museums.
Local efforts emphasize protecting water quality in Green Bay through sustainable boating practices and waste reduction initiatives.
Mandatory for safety during all on-water activities.
summer specific
Protects against wind and rain, especially important in unpredictable weather.
spring specific
Offers grip and stability when moving on the boat’s wet surfaces.
Helps prevent rope burns and improves grip during handling lines.