The course is for novices and focuses on boating safety, NSW Boating regulations, low speed close quarters handling, navigation and seamanship, docking, an introduction to driving at planing speed and collision regulations. The course runs from 9am - 4pm and includes theory sessions and practical handling / skills work. We make sure you have enough practical boat skills to get your NSW General Boat License. Our vessels have the required safety gear, inflatable lifejackets and spray jackets for your use. Eastsails’ training vessels include: A custom built 8m tender with twin 115hp counter rotating outboard engines. An Arvor Weekender 23’ with an inboard 150hp engine bow thruster. A Haines Hunter 445R runabout with a 50hp 4 stroke outboard engine. Eastsail conducts this course in our classrooms or aboard the boats for practical sessions. We will show you through the 12m (40ft) Riviera 4000 Cruiser to ensure you understand what a larger cruiser looks like, the safety, engineering and interior space. Lunch break is for 30 minutes, food is not included but our marina has a cafe and toilets. A written quiz is given at the end of the day to assess your boating skills. See our EastSail website to book now: https://www.eastsail.com.au/powerboat-training/

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Sailing is typically about pulling ropes (sheets) as fast as needed and as accurately as needed. This requires strength and agility. But what happens when ropes are replaced by a panel of buttons? Annie Wilmot talks about her experience going from a 49er FX to an America's Cup yacht.

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It is easy to sail out of sight of other boats. If there is a problem a radio can save your life or it can allow you to rescue another.

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Private Catamaran Sailing Charter in Stunning Bermuda Islands...

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