Upcoming Sailing Opportunities
Whether you’re dipping your toes into the world of sailing for the first time or aiming to fine-tune your boating skills, you’ve landed in the right place.
Every retreat and flotilla listed has been carefully designed to create a nurturing environment where you can focus on sharpening specific aspects of your sailing game. Picture yourself surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of the Caribbean seas, diving deep into skill-building exercises and soaking up the supportive vibes of the sailing community.
Join us aboard on a sailing adventure as we embark on an unforgettable journey. From forging lifelong friendships to reveling in the sheer thrill of sailing, every moment promises to be an adventure worth cherishing. So pack your sea legs and prepare for an experience that will leave you feeling inspired, empowered, and ready to conquer the waves!
What you can expect
Whether you embark on an empowering women-only sailing retreat or one of the exhilarating NauticEd flotilla trips, rest assured, you’ll emerge as a more proficient sailor, expand your horizons to explore captivating corners of the globe, forge lasting friendships, and create unforgettable memories. So come aboard, set sail with us, and let the adventure begin!
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Relax and have fun …
First and foremost, expect to have fun sailing through the Caribbean islands with an all-female crew gaining the experience and knowledge you need to feel more confident commanding a sailboat.
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To feel supported …
Feeling safe to make mistakes and learn from them is our greatest asset. Everyone on your trip is there to build their sailing skills. You may be the one to help them and vice versa, we’re in this together.
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Make progress on YOUR goals…
You’re coming to a retreat like this to focus on filling in the gaps in your sailing experience, I take that seriously. Before either of us even get on an airplane we will have a shortlist of your goals. They get built into the program itinerary.
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A fantastic experience …
We will charter a boat ranging in size from 41’ – 47’ depending on the size of the group, my goal is to make sure we all have room for moments of solitude and connection.
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Actively participate …
You are an active part of the crew for the boat, not a guest. Be prepared to take part in working the sails, helm, anchoring, navigation, cooking, and getting to shore to explore.
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Have a new set of sailing seasters …
When you spend a week with a small group of amazing women you’re bound to walk away with lasting friendships. Who knows where those relationships will take your sailing journey.