moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should be in fairly good shape to manage some light physical activity like moving about the deck and occasionally helping with sails.
Discover a uniquely tailored sailing experience on Puget Sound with Windworks Sailing & Powerboating. Learn to sail, explore marinas, and enjoy scenic hikes during this unforgettable Day Trip’n near Seattle.
Clinic - WWSC
Embark on a thrilling day sailing adventure where each trip is uniquely tailored to the day's conditions. Guided by experienced skippers, you'll not only learn essential sailing skills but also have the chance to explore marinas, enjoy lunch, or hike, making every journey a memorable experience on the water.
Knowing how to plan a safe and enjoyable day trip—navigating the winds, tides, and currents—is key to making the most of your sailing experience. Join one of our experienced skippers as we set sail for a destination chosen based on the day’s conditions, turning each trip into a unique adventure.
Along the way, you’ll gain practical skills while enjoying the journey. We might visit a marina, grab lunch, go for a hike, or explore whatever the group decides—because sailing is about more than just tacking and jibing in the bay!
Come expand your horizons and make your day sails even more exciting.
Prerequisite: US Sailing Basic Keelboat level or equivalent knowledge
Puget Sound weather can change quickly; layers help you stay comfortable both on and off the water.
Keep your belongings dry and safe while onboard during sailing and any unexpected spray.
Arriving 15 minutes early helps you settle in and allows time for a safety briefing.
Secure footing on the boat is crucial; avoid smooth-soled footwear to prevent slipping.
Seattle’s maritime history runs deep with Puget Sound once serving as an important trade and fishing route for native tribes and settlers alike.
Local organizations focus on preserving Puget Sound’s water quality and marine ecosystems, promoting sustainable boating practices among visitors.
Protects against rain and wind during unpredictable weather.
spring specific
Reduces glare from water and protects eyes on bright sunny days.
summer specific
Provides secure footing on boat surfaces to prevent slips.
Keeps you warm during cool mornings and late afternoons on the water.
fall|winter specific