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Shop 1, 4 The Esplanade
Airlie Beach Queensland
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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Airlie Beach Weather
Current Temperature: 23.5°C
Dew Point: 19.4°C
Relative Humidity: 78%
Wind Speed: 27.8km/h
Wind Gusts: 37.0km/h
Wind Direction: ENE
Pressure: 1017.4hPa
Rain Since 9AM: 0.2mm
Saturday
Light Rain Late
22 - 25 °C
Sunday
Light Rain Early
22 - 26 °C
Monday
Light Rain Late
21 - 26 °C

Whitsunday Marine Academy
 
Learn to Sail in Paradise.
Our Sail Training courses provide
internationally recognised recreational
and professional qualifications.  Courses are
approved by International Yacht Training (IYT)

 
Full listing
of Available
Courses
 

 

 
Price $775
(Ticket $715 + 
$60 Local Fees)
 

 


Sail Introduction Program

3 Day 2 Night Course
 

Sail Training Whitsundays

Maximum of 7 Students with 1 Instructor.
 (We require a minimum of 2 students to depart)
Courses include live on yacht, all meals,
course notes and certificates.

Departs: 9.30am Monday & Thursday
Returns: 4.30pm on Day 3 

Spirit is our
Sail Training Vessel

43.5ft in Length
Beneteau First Yacht

BONUS - Time to Snorkel on Coral Reefs
and visit amazing locations
around the Whitsundays

 Sail Training Whitsundays
Saloon, Dining Area on-board Spirit
Sailing Whitsundays
Forward Berth on Spirit
Sailing Whitsundays

   Sail Introduction Syllabus

> Safety precautions:
   L
ife jackets, flares, Life raft, first aid
   kit,
 fire extinguishers, Safety Harnesses
>
Location and use of: heads, bilge pumps
   water pumps, cooker and propane gas, 
   battery selector switch, cabin lights, 
   general housekeeping rules
>
Suitable clothing/footwear, effects of 
   heat and cold
>
Seasickness
>
Do’s and Don’ts aboard a yacht
>
Briefing about passage, to include
   chart, effect of tides/currents,
   weather, courses, safe passage
>
Look out and things to watch for
>
Keeping track of progress
>
Coiling a line, securing to cleat
>
Tie the following knots – round turn
   & two half hitches, clove hitch, figure
   of eight stopper knot
>
Safe use of winches
>
Handling sails and halyards, hoisting
   and lowering sails. Winches, boom
   and associated dangers.   
> Understands the commands for
   tacking and gybing
>
Slipping and coming alongside
>
Securing for sea, lookout duties,
   steering and general duties  

Sailing Whitsundays
Images of Spirit
Learn to Sail Whitsundays
Cockpit and Deck

 

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