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Sailing Away - School of Sailing
Sailing
- Auckland Learn to Sail in Auckland with Sailing Away - RYA NZ School of the Year 2008. RYA approved international sailing and yachting courses. Lessons for beginners to advanced. Plus half day and full day charters. Step aboard 'French Connection' and learn to sail in luxury on a new 32 foot Beneteau Oceanis. Beneteau yachts are the choice of charter companies around the world for their stylish modern design, stability and ease of handling. Sailing Yacht 'French Connection' has a tiller, not a wheel, to give an exciting hands-on experience. You can feel the yacht respond as you take control. All the equipment is new and easy to use, making learning to sail a simple pleasure. Sailing Courses The Sailing Away programmes cover four levels of ability from beginners to advanced beginners, intermediate and advanced sailing. Courses cover all aspects of helmsmenship, seamanship, personal safety and navigation. At the conclusion of each course you will gain an internationally recognised Royal Yachting Association (R.Y.A) or Yachting New Zealand Keelboat Sailing qualification. Charter with Sailing Away Give your team a breath of fresh air on Auckland Harbour between seminar sessions. Charter 'French Connection' and your colleagues can enjoy an introduction to sailing with full tuition provided. Gain a team building challenge as you learn to sail the yacht in a totally hands-on sailing experience. So whether you're looking to further your sailing abilities or have an experience to remember - come learn to sail in luxury aboard 'French Connection'. |
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