Difficulty

easy

Duration

2 hours

Fitness Level

Basic stamina for standing and light movement on a small boat is recommended, but no prior fitness level is required.

Overview

Discover the thrill of sailing in historic St. Augustine with an expert-led, two-hour hands-on lesson aboard a Hunter sailboat. Perfect for beginners ready to embrace the open water.

Sailing

St. Augustine, Florida

Intro To Sailing

Maximum of 4 people

Select participants and date

Date

Tue, Oct 14

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of sailing with a hands-on introduction aboard a 21 or 22-foot Hunter sailboat. In just two hours, you and a friend will learn the basics of sailing, igniting your passion for the open water. This unique opportunity is perfect for beginners eager to explore the world of sailing.

Rates

Person - $149+ Minimum of 2 guests to depart

Duration

2 Hours (9AM /11AM /1PM / 3PM)

Description

If you've ever wanted to give sailing a try, but didn't know where to start, this is the opportunity you've been looking for. With just a minimum of two people, we can introduce you to the basics of sailing in one of our 21 foot or 22 foot Hunter sailboats. In just 2 hours you will have some of the basic knowledge you need to help you decide if sailing can be your new passion!

Adventure Tips

Arrive early to get comfortable

Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes before your lesson to meet your instructor and familiarize yourself with the boat.

Dress for changing conditions

Wear layers and bring a waterproof jacket as coastal weather can shift quickly during your sail.

Secure sun protection

Apply waterproof sunscreen and wear a hat and sunglasses to shield yourself from strong sun reflecting off the water.

Stay hydrated

Bring a water bottle onboard to stay hydrated during your two-hour sail, especially in warmer months.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Bottlenose dolphins
Ospreys

History

St. Augustine was founded in 1565 and remains the oldest European-established settlement in the continental U.S., with a rich maritime tradition.

Conservation

Operators emphasize sustainable boating practices, including minimizing disturbance to wildlife and proper waste management to keep local waters pristine.