challenging
3–4 days
Participants should have moderate fitness; ability to move safely on a moving deck and handle physical tasks during maneuvers is important.
Master coastal navigation and advanced cruising skills on a 3-4 day sailing trip from Marina del Rey to Catalina or Channel Islands. Gain practical seamanship experience and confidence to skipper in any conditions.
Starting at $2,500 | 3 Day Course | Ages 18+
Embark on an unforgettable 3-4 day sailing adventure to Catalina or Channel Islands, mastering essential skills in heavy weather seamanship, towing operations, and night drills. This course empowers you to confidently skipper a 30-50 foot vessel in any conditions, ensuring a thrilling and educational experience on the water.
##Rates
Student:$2,500.00
Ages 18+
##Class Length: 3-4 Day Course with overnight sailing to Catalina Island or Channels Islands
ASA 105 - Coastal Navigation and ASA 106 – Advanced Coastal Cruising
Able to safely act as skipper and crew of a sailing vessel about 30 to 50 feet in length in coastal and inland waters, in any conditions.
Description:
Learn about heavy weather seamanship, sail changes, sea anchors, stability, fatigue, special anchor techniques, towing operations, groundings, engine trouble shooting and maintenance, lightning protection, dinghy towing and night time man overboard drills.
Prerequisites: ASA 101, ASA 103, and ASA 104
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Coastal weather can change rapidly; monitoring forecasts daily ensures safer navigation.
Proper footwear improves safety and grip on a wet and moving deck.
Protect your electronics and personal items from salt spray and rain.
Exposure to sun and wind is intense; keep hydrated and safeguard your skin.
Marina del Rey hosts one of the largest man-made small craft harbors, established in the 1960s to support Southern California’s boating community.
Efforts in the region focus on protecting marine habitats and minimizing pollution to keep channels clean and healthy for wildlife and boating.
Safety is paramount; always wear a life jacket onboard.
Protects against wind and spray in cooler or wet conditions.
fall specific
Reduces glare on the water for better visibility and eye protection.
summer specific
Provides secure footing on wet and slippery surfaces.