Sistership Sailing School
British Virgin Islands, Caribbean
About
Sistership Sailing School is situated in the stunning British Virgin Islands, a place renowned as the sailing capital of the world. The school specializes in ASA courses designed for women, couples, and families, with experienced women instructors who are well-versed in the local waters and charter industry. Their focus is on providing a safe, enjoyable environment where students can build confidence and skills, preparing for their first charter adventure. The team emphasizes education, safety, and a supportive atmosphere, ensuring that everyone has a memorable and stress-free sailing experience in the beautiful Caribbean setting.
Courses (3)
ASA 101 - Basic Keelboat Sailing
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ASA 103 - Coastal Cruising
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ASA 104 - Bareboat Cruising
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Location
The Area
Nestled at Nanny Cay in Tortola, the Sistership Sailing School offers a prime location within the British Virgin Islands, renowned worldwide as a premier sailing destination. The calm, clear waters surrounding Tortola provide ideal conditions for learning to sail, with steady breezes and protected bays that make practicing navigation and boat handling straightforward and enjoyable. Our school benefits from a close-knit community of experienced instructors who are dedicated to providing personalized instruction in a relaxed setting. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to refine your skills, you'll find our location perfect for gaining confidence and enjoying the authentic Caribbean sailing experience.
Getting There
To reach Sistership Sailing School, start by booking a flight to Tortola’s Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport (EIS), the main gateway to the British Virgin Islands. Upon arrival, you can arrange for a taxi or a pre-booked transfer to Nanny Cay Marina, where the school is located. If you're renting a car, driving from the airport is straightforward—simply follow signs to Road Town and then to Nanny Cay. Many visitors also opt for ride-hailing services or private transfers directly to the marina, ensuring a convenient and relaxed start to your sailing adventure in the stunning Caribbean waters.
Best Time to Go
The best time to sail in the British Virgin Islands is from November through April, when the weather is warm and the seas are calm. This period offers ideal conditions for a relaxed and enjoyable sailing experience in the Caribbean.
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