While It is virtually impossible to Social Distance on a Yacht, we have put the following procedures in place for each of our courses and milebuilders: 1. All students will sign a Medical declaration on arrival to state if they have had, or shown any symptoms of Coronavirus. 2. All students will have their temperature taken on arrival at the Training Centre. If anyone has a high temperature or shows signs of fever they will not be permitted to board the Yacht. This is to protect not only our instructors but all the other members of the Crew. 3. Masks will be provided to be worn onboard but are not compulsory. 4. The boats will be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected each weekend in order to prepare for the next weeks course. 5. Hand sanitiser will be freely available and you will be encouraged to use it regularly in order to maintain good hygiene on the boat. Especially in the food preparation area. 6. We are reducing the amount of students per boat

Yachting inevitably involves a bit of physical activity but this is not strenuous. You will be outdoors and active all day so expect to be tired by the end of the week.

Prior to the surge of fuel prices, we did include Fuel in the price, however now that fuel prices have almost doubled, we must include a surcharge for the rising fuel prices. We will notify you of the these surcharges when you enquire to sail with us.

Yes, we cover all meals while at sea. Water, Tea & Coffee are readibly available aboard. If we are docked in a marina overnight, it is up to the students to arrange an evening meal.

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All RYA courses must be taught in English but don’t worry, our instructors are very experienced and used to teaching people whose first language is not English. They are also very patient and explain things in a clear and practical way.

Yes everything you need for your course is included in the price.

Of course. All miles you sail count towards your logbook. If you are doing Yachtmaster exams then the mileage must have been accrued within the last 10 years.

Depending on the weather, it may be possible to smoke onboard. It is not permitted to smoke below deck or in communal areas.

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We have our own insurance which covers you whilst on the boat. However we always recommend that you take out your own travel insurance to cover things such as lost luggage, flight cancellations and delays, and medical emergencies.

This will vary depending on your course. We like to travel along the coast and explore the area. This gives you the true cruising experience.