Where the training takes place
The course takes place in the waters of Turkey, one of the most comfortable regions of the Mediterranean for learning to sail.
The Turkish coast combines calm seas, short passages between picturesque bays, and well-developed marina infrastructure. This lets you combine intensive practice with a beautiful route and easy navigation.
Every day we move to a new spot, from secluded bays to small coastal towns where you can relax after a day at sea.
Training format
Training is held in a small group of up to 5 people, so every participant gets individual attention.
During the course you will learn:
Most of the training is hands-on. Participants take turns acting as skipper, making decisions and handling the yacht under the instructor’s supervision.
What a training day looks like
The morning starts with a short briefing and a review of the day’s tasks. After leaving the marina, the crew works with the sails, practices maneuvers, and takes part in handling the yacht.
In the afternoon come passages between bays, practical exercises, and navigation practice.
In the evening, we moor at a new spot and review the day, discussing decisions and mistakes. This is where the key understanding of yacht handling comes.
What you will receive
At the end of the course, participants take an exam and receive an international Bareboat Skipper certificate, which allows you to:
Cost
€ 2,850 per person ((a berth in a cabin on a yacht)
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