Sailing Schools in East Asia
46 search results
CN Sailing Club
Guangdong Province, China
Located in the Dapeng District of Shenzhen, the Shenzhen CN Sailing Club has been welcoming sailing enthusiasts since August 2013. The club features a fleet that includes Sailner 50s and Flying Tiger 7.5s, operated by a team of retired professional athletes. Over the years, the club’s sailors have taken part in well-known events like the China Cup, Round Hainan Island Regatta, and Round Hong Kong Island Regatta, earning recognition along the way.
Qingdao Kaijie Sailing Sport Club
Qingdao, China
Qingdao Kaijie Sailing Club is situated in Qingdao, a city renowned as the birthplace of sailing in China and often called the sailing capital of the country. Established in December 2017, the club is run by retired Chinese sailing athletes who are passionate about sharing their experience and love for the sport. The club offers a variety of sailing programs using different types of boats, including keel sailboats and small OP sailboats, aiming to introduce more people to sailing and promote maritime knowledge. With a focus on safety, skill development, and fostering a pioneering spirit, the club provides a relaxed environment for both beginners and enthusiasts to enjoy sailing in Qingdao’s rich waters.
Baqi Sailing Club
Jiangsu Sheng, China
Baqi Sailing Club is situated on JinJi Hu near the iconic big wheel in Suzhou. The club offers a welcoming environment for both beginners and experienced sailors to enjoy the water. Members and visitors can take to the lake in J80 boats, which are easy to handle yet offer plenty to learn and master. Whether for casual sailing, racing, or exploring new adventures, the club provides opportunities for all ages to experience the joys of sailing and connect with the water.
Pear River Sailing School
Guangdong Province, China
The Pear River Sailing School is situated along the Zhujiang River in Guangzhou, near the Xinzhou Wharf in the eastern part of the city. The school offers training in the waters of the Xinzhou area, including the Pearl River North Channel, near University Island Bio Island, and the Pazhou Convention and Exhibition Waters. With a team led by a certified instructor who brings over seven years of sailing experience, the school operates a small fleet that includes two J/80 sailboats, a FarEast 26, and a FarEast 19R, providing a relaxed environment for sailing enthusiasts to learn and enjoy the water.
Yantai MF Sailing Club
Shandong Frovince, China
Yantai MF Sailing Club is situated in North China Sea Park in Muping District, Yantai City, Shandong Province. The club is part of Shandong Mingfan Sports Culture Media Co., Ltd., a company that offers a variety of water sports activities including sailing and sailboarding for both youth and adults. Located near Yangma Island, a scenic spot often called the Northern Maldives, the club benefits from a beautiful coastal environment that attracts many visitors each year. With experienced coaches and officials, the club provides a relaxed setting for sailing enthusiasts to enjoy the sport and the seaside atmosphere.
Warhawk Sailing School
Tainan City, Taiwan
Warhawk Sailing School is located in Tainan City, Taiwan, at No. 100, Shiping 1st Street in the Anping District. The school offers a welcoming environment for both beginners and experienced sailors, with a fleet of four large sailboats ranging from 36 to 53 feet. Their team, including champions of Taiwan’s largest international regatta in 2020, provides personalized training experiences, whether for offshore sailing or group activities. The instructors are licensed through the American Sailing Association and are dedicated to helping students reach their sailing goals while enjoying the relaxed coastal atmosphere.
Frequently Asked Questions
There are currently 46 schools in East Asia. Each of these schools is a certified training center, meeting rigorous international standards for safety, equipment, and instructor expertise.
Yes, there are RYA-certified sailing schools in East Asia. RYA (Royal Yachting Association) certifications are internationally recognized and often required by yacht charter companies as proof of competence.
Yes, there are ASA-affiliated schools in East Asia offering a range of sailing certifications. ASA (American Sailing Association) courses follow a proven curriculum designed to take you from a complete beginner to a confident coastal cruiser.
In East Asia, major certifications are available. These programs provide a structured learning path, allowing you to build your skills progressively and earn licenses that are valid for international bareboat charters.
Yes, several schools in East Asia offer Competent Crew and Day Skipper courses. Competent Crew is the ideal starting point for beginners to learn the basics of life on board, while Day Skipper is the first step toward taking command of your own vessel.