moderate
5–7 hours (over multiple sessions)
Participants should have a moderate level of fitness to manage boat tasks and maintain balance aboard.
Join the ASA 106 waitlist to advance your sailing skills in Seattle. Discover a private, hands-on course on Puget Sound with expert instruction and breathtaking views.
The ASA 106 sailing course is a vital step for aspiring sailors eager to advance their skills and gain confidence on the water. Located in Seattle, Washington, the Seattle Sailing Club offers this course in a hands-on, private setting designed to deepen your understanding of coastal navigation, sail trim, and passage planning. While this experience is currently on a waitlist, securing your place opens the door to expert instruction and an immersive adventure on Puget Sound’s scenic waters. Seattle’s vibrant waterfront and stunning views provide more than just a backdrop — they inspire every maneuver and lesson learned. Whether you're preparing for longer voyages or simply want to broaden your sailing knowledge, ASA 106 builds essential competencies for safe and enjoyable outings. The private nature of the experience means personalized attention, allowing you to progress at your own pace and focus on areas that interest you most. Beyond sailing skills, you'll connect with a local community passionate about boating and responsible stewardship of this beautiful maritime environment. If you're committed to advancing your sailing expertise in an iconic Pacific Northwest setting, joining the ASA 106 waitlist is the first step toward an unforgettable hands-on adventure.
Seattle weather can change quickly; always review forecasts before heading out to stay safe on the water.
Bring layered clothing to adjust comfortably to varying temperatures and wind conditions on the water.
Be on time or early for your lessons to maximize time with your instructor and get familiar with the vessel.
Bring water and stay hydrated, especially on warm, sunny days out on Puget Sound.
Seattle's maritime history dates back to the early 20th century, playing a crucial role in Pacific Northwest trade and recreation.
Seattle Sailing Club promotes eco-friendly boating practices to preserve Puget Sound’s delicate marine ecosystem.
Keeps you dry during unpredictable rain showers common in Seattle's spring.
spring specific
Provides necessary grip and protects your feet on wet decks.
Reduces glare from sunlight reflecting off the water for better visibility.
summer specific
Allows adjustment to changing temperatures and wind during sailing sessions.