Sailing Schools Worldwide

287 search results

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Nockamixon Sailing School

Quakertown, Pennsylvania, United States

No reviews
ASA
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Qingdao Maywind Yacht Club

Qingdao, China

No reviews
ASA
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Fun Wind sailing school – Singapore

Marina Square 039594, SINGAPORE

No reviews
ASA
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Leo Robbins Community Sailing Center

Ventura, California, United States

No reviews
ASA
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Yantai MF Sailing Club

Shandong Frovince, China

No reviews
ASA
ZH

Zhai Mo International Yacht Club

Fangshan District, Beijing

No reviews
ASA
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SeaTrek BVI

Tortola, British Virgin Islands

No reviews
ASA
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Kingdom Yachts Sailing Club

Waleska, Georgia, United States

No reviews
ASA
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All About Sailing School

Wagoner, Oklahoma, United States

No reviews
ASA
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Ningbo Sailing Club

Zhejiang Province, China

No reviews
ASA
HU

Huizhou Yachting Master Ocean Technology

Guangdong Province, China

No reviews
ASA
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Freedom Sailing School

Hainan, China

No reviews
ASA
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Sail Hawaii

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States

No reviews
ASA
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Sail Haven

Belhaven, North Carolina, United States

No reviews
ASA
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Hanyuan HiFan Sailing School

Jiangsu Province, China

No reviews
ASA
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Set Sail Maritime Institute

Guangdong, China

No reviews
ASA
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Fan Hai Hui Sailing Club

Shenzhen, China

No reviews
ASA
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Lohas Ocean Sailing School-Kaohsiung City

Taiwan, Taiwan (R.O.C.)

No reviews
ASA
EA

Eascape Sailing School

Zhejiang, China

No reviews
ASA
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GT Sailing School

Hudsonville, Michigan, United States

No reviews
ASA

Frequently Asked Questions

There are currently at least 287 schools listed worldwide. This is based on schools certified by leading international organizations such as the RYA, ASA, and IYT, ensuring high-quality instruction is available in various locations.

Yes, there are RYA-certified schools in various locations around the globe. The Royal Yachting Association (RYA) is a UK-based organization whose training standards are considered some of the best in the world.

Yes, many ASA-affiliated schools operate worldwide, particularly in the United States and Caribbean. The American Sailing Association (ASA) is one of the largest sailing education systems, focusing on making sailing accessible and safe for everyone.

Certifications from organizations like RYA, ASA and IYT are available. These programs cover everything from basic keelboat handling to advanced offshore navigation.

Yes, several schools worldwide offer both 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.