ADULT CLASSES
Our adult sailing classes allow people of any age, experience, or ability to learn new skills and grow as a sailor.
Whether it’s your first time on the water or you’ve been sailing your whole life, we have a class for you! Our US Sailing Level 1 certified instructors use both on-the-water and on-shore activities to teach essential boating safety along with all the skills needed to rig and sail a variety of boats.
If you are a parent looking to take an age 18+ class with your child who is age 15 to 17, you may contact us to register your child to join you for this Adult Sailing offering.
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What Class Should I Take?
Sailors should enroll in classes appropriate to their skill level and experience. Take a look below or at our FAQ and contact us if you have any more questions!
Looking for a quick crash course in order to go Open Boating on your own?
- Hobie Wave Experience
- Intro to Windsurfing
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Want to experience all that dinghy sailing has to offer? Take these courses in order.
- Sailing 101: Sailing Basics
- Sailing 102: Sailing Expansion*
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- Adult Hobie 16 ^
- Adult Laser ^
- Adult Sailing 201: Intro to Keelboat *
^ = prerequisite: Adult Sailing 102 or equivalent
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Prepare for Your Adult Class
A few reminders to help you be ready:
You should expect to spend most of your in person class time outside in the elements. We plan to get you on the water rain or shine. All classes are taught on boats that could capsize. While unlikely in most conditions, swimming is always a possibility! We have limited wetsuits and other sailing gear available to borrow for windsurfing classes or classes in the early spring/late fall.
We will go out on the water on the first in person day, so come prepared! Check the weather forecast, the weather can be unpredictable and it’s wise to be ready for rain and cool weather at all times. Sail Sand Point has lockers and cubbies to store your belongings while on the water, but we do not recommend storing valuables.
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What to Bring
- Layered (non-cotton) clothing that can get wet, fleece is great!
- Sun protection: sunscreen, sunglasses, hat
- Bathing suit, towel, change of clothes
- Closed toe, nonskid shoes (old sneakers, Keens, etc.)
- A full, reusable bottle of water*
Sail Sand Point will provide life jackets; if you have your own we recommend bringing it
*In order to help us reduce plastic waste, please consider using reusable water bottles. SSP has a water bottle refill station, as well as recycling and compost bins.
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More Info
Parking is available in front of SSP’s building, and if our lot is full, overflow parking is available next to the Arena Sports Building. For driving directions, please visit our directions page.
If you haven’t already, please review the new SSP Cancellation & Transfer Policy.
Please be sure that you have signed a waiver before coming to class.
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Scholarships
At Sail Sand Point, we believe that finances should never be a barrier to getting on the water. For that reason, SSP makes scholarships available for all camps and classes.
For more information or to apply for a scholarship, visit our Scholarships page. The application is short and does not require detailed financial information.
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