moderate
2 days (approximately 8 hours total)
Participants should have a basic level of fitness to manage physical aspects of sailing including handling sails and moving around the boat safely.
Master catamaran sailing with Seaforth’s immersive two-day ASA 114 course in Coronado. Perfect for all levels, gain hands-on skills to confidently navigate multi-hull vessels on San Diego Bay.
Experience the thrill of catamaran sailing with Seaforth Boat Rentals’ ASA 114 course in Coronado, California. Over two immersive days on San Diego Bay, this course welcomes sailors of all skill levels to master the unique handling of multi-hull vessels. Whether you’re a beginner eager to gain foundational skills or an experienced sailor looking to expand your repertoire, this course covers everything from maneuvering and tacking to essential safety systems on a cruising catamaran. Sailing a catamaran offers a fast, stable, and exhilarating experience—perfect for those who want to feel the wind and water in a nimble, responsive craft. The instructors provide hands-on guidance, encouraging confidence in both solo and team sailing. As you glide over the calm, blue waters with the San Diego skyline in the background, you’ll gain expertise that applies beyond this course, empowering you for future adventures on multi-hull sailboats worldwide. With Coronado’s consistent coastal breezes and stunning bay views, this is an unforgettable way to learn sailing skills in the heart of Southern California.
Wear wind-resistant clothing and quick-dry layers to stay comfortable on the water.
Get acquainted with your vessel and safety briefing before setting sail.
Bring water bottles to stay hydrated during your active sailing sessions.
Apply waterproof sunscreen and wear a hat to protect from strong coastal sun.
Coronado has a rich maritime history, with its bay serving as an important naval and recreational boating hub for over a century.
Seaforth Boat Rentals promotes eco-friendly boating practices to protect San Diego Bay’s delicate marine ecosystems.
Protects you from chilly wind and sudden spray during spring sailing.
spring specific
Keeps you comfortable and dry even if you get splashed or accidentally wet.
summer specific
Provides safety and secure footing on wet boat surfaces.
Reduces glare off the water, improving visibility and eye comfort.