moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should have moderate fitness to handle basic physical demands like climbing aboard and adjusting sails.
Ready to take your sailing skills to the next level? Join the waitlist for the ASA 114 Cruising Catamaran Sailing Lesson in Seattle and be the first to know when a spot opens. Experience the thrill of open water sailing on a stunning catamaran!
Waitlist for ASA 114 Cruising Catamaran
Join the waitlist for the ASA 114 Cruising Catamaran Sailing Lesson and seize the opportunity to learn sailing on a stunning catamaran. Experience the thrill of the open water while honing your skills. Stay alert for an email notification about available spots and get ready for an unforgettable adventure!
THIS IS NOT A LESSON CONFIRMATION EMAIL
You have been added to the ASA 114 Cruising Catamaran Sailing Lesson waitlist. If a spot opens in a lesson, we will notify the waitlist by email. Please ensure the email you have provided is one that you check regularly. We will fill the classes on a first-come-first-serve basis, and payment is due at the time of registration. We encourage you to sign up for the next available open class while you wait for an opening in this waitlist class. We appreciate your patience!
Note: Please disregard the time of this waitlist. Our system requires us to set a time, but it is irrelevant to booking a spot on the waitlist.
Spaces fill quickly, so ensure you provide a valid email to get prompt alerts when vacancies open.
Seattle’s weather can shift quickly on the water; a breathable windbreaker and thermal layers are recommended.
Safe footing on wet decks is crucial, so choose shoes designed for boating to prevent slips.
The open waters can be choppy; consider medication or natural remedies if you easily get seasick.
Seattle’s maritime heritage dates back to its origin as a key port city, shaping its vibrant sailing culture today.
The Seattle Sailing Club encourages eco-friendly sailing practices to preserve Puget Sound’s delicate marine ecosystem.
Protects against wind and light rain during cool spring days on the water.
spring specific
Helps maintain grip and protects hands while handling lines and rigging.
Reduces glare off the water and protects eyes from UV rays.
summer specific
Ensures secure footing on wet decks and during docking maneuvers.