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Catamaran Sail Training

by Terry Wise 8 Sep 2020 22:00 UTC
Seawind 1260 © Terry Wise

A fantastic opportunity to spend 5 days on a Seawind 1260 with an experienced Pacific Sailing School Instructor. Due to border closures we have positions available on our next Catamaran Sailing Course.

RYA 5 Day (4 nights) Practical Course - October 1st to 5th 2020 (save 10% - now only $1,700 - 3 spots available).

Located at the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia, Sydney.

Please call 02 9326 2399 to book today.

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