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Sailing Day in Dorset

Sailing Day in Dorset
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About the experience

Product ID: 11558

Before you can set sail on the water by yourself in a boat, there is much to learn about dinghy sailing. This day course in Dorset fills that need. With plenty of hands-on time at the helm, it provides a fantastic introduction to what sailing a small dinghy sailboat is all about. The training facility in Poole regularly conducts hundreds of courses and has a great setup for complete beginners.

  • Valid for 12 months
  • 1 Location in the UK
  • Flexibe Booking
  • Gift Pack Options
  • Free Exchanges
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First class tuition

Reviewed by: John

Superb, whole day was fabulous, learnt so much, couldnt recommend it enough

Reviewed by: Andrew

Overview

  • The 'Have a Go' sailing day for beginners
  • Sail on Europe's largest natural harbour at Poole
  • Fleet of Wayfarers, Laser Bahia & Pico dinghies
  • Training school has an excellent reputation

  • Full Day Dinghy Sailing Course

    • Sessions run from 9.30am to 5pm
    • One instructor per three participants
    • You will be sailing in Wayfarer dinghy or equivalent
    • Saturdays between March and November
    • Minimum Age: 18 years
    • Minimum age 18
    • If you can get in the dinghy, you can sail it
    • Spectators are welcome to watch, but may not be able to see all the action at sea
    • There is plenty to do around the sailing centre and in Poole itself
  •   1 Location in the UK

    • Dorset
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Minimum Age: 18 years

Customer Reviews for the Sailing Day in Dorset

First class tuition

Reviewed by: John

Superb, whole day was fabulous, learnt so much, couldnt recommend it enough

Reviewed by: Andrew

Paid extra to upgrade to RYA Level 1, which we both passed. Really enjoyed the experience and would recommend them to anyone.

Reviewed by: Paul Mather

The instructor was great, the enclosed harbour in Poole was good to do the sailing too. It was great fun, a little harder than I thought it would be but I loved being out on the water. It was 20 deg Celsius outside yet the water was surprising warm you do get a bit wet when the wind picks up and the waves get bigger The sandwich for lunch was fresh and nice considering Im veggie. The only thing I would say that although 6 hours is what you need to get somewhat capable in the first stage of sailing, a 3 hour option would have been nice for this trip.

Reviewed by: Clare Anderson

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