Sailing Course

In the sailing course, participants are introduced to the theoretical foundations of this fascinating sport. They learn the basics of sailing, such as nautical terminology, the main marine knots and safety rules at sea. Afterwards, they move on to the practical phase, where they can put into practice what they have learned during the theoretical lessons. Under the careful guidance of experienced instructors, the children learn how to maneuver a sailboat, manage the sails and orient themselves in the wind. This hands-on experience allows them to become familiar with the marine environment and to develop essential navigation skills to face more complex adventures in the open sea.

In a sailing course, participants learn a wide range of skills that go beyond just sailing. In addition to acquiring the theoretical foundations of sailing, such as the different types of sails and safety rules, young sailors also develop practical skills such as controlling the rudder and sails. They learn to interpret weather conditions and make quick decisions to adapt to changes in wind and currents. Furthermore, by working as a team, they learn to communicate effectively, make collective decisions and manage resources on board. This sailing course offers young people the opportunity to grow not only as sailors, but also as individuals with social and leadership skills.

Exploring the sea through a sailing course is an exciting experience for young sailors. From theory to practice, they learn the basics of sailing and face the challenges of adventure at sea. But beyond sailing, they develop a fleet of skills that will stay with them for life. What other adventures could they embark on thanks to what they have learned?