moderate
3–4 hours
Basic level of fitness required, including ability to move easily on a boat deck and moderate physical effort to handle sails.
Dive into Seattle’s vibrant maritime scene with an Intro to Sailing Lesson that teaches you essential skills on Puget Sound’s dynamic waters. Perfect for beginners eager to start their sailing journey in a supportive and scenic setting.
Waitlist for Adult Intro to Sailing Lessons
Join the waitlist for our Intro to Sailing Lesson and be the first to know when a spot opens up! Experience the thrill of sailing as you learn the basics in a supportive environment. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to embark on your sailing journey!
We have created waitlists for those who would like to be notified when a spot opens in a lesson. If you would like to sign up for multiple waitlists, please sign up for each of them individually. We will contact you via email if a spot opens up in a lesson.
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.
In the meantime, check-out our other beginner lesson, ASA 101 Basic Keelboat
Come 15 minutes early to get fitted with safety gear and meet your instructor before the session starts.
Seattle’s weather can shift quickly on the water; wear moisture-wicking layers and a windbreaker to stay comfortable.
Keep hydrated and energized, especially if you’re spending several hours on the water.
Puget Sound conditions vary—ensure sailing is safe on your chosen day and plan accordingly.
Seattle’s rich sailing tradition dates back to the early 20th century, tied closely to the city’s maritime industries and Puget Sound’s commercial growth.
Seattle Sailing emphasizes environmentally responsible boating practices to help protect Puget Sound’s fragile marine ecosystem.
Provides safe footing on wet boat surfaces.
summer specific
spring specific
Protects eyes from sun glare off the water.
summer specific
Staying hydrated is crucial during physical activity on the water.