Recommended Ages 7-8

Prerequisites: None

The WetFeet program is a wonderful program to expose young sailors to sailing. The relaxed and fun-filled session allows young sailors to feel comfortable on the water, while learning sailing basics. Sailors will sail Optimists (Opti’s) and Club 420’s. Part of CANSail, the WetFeet program is outcome based. Once the required skills for WetFeet are met, sailors will advance to CANSail 1.

Maximum participants per session is 32. Registrations in each CANSail level is dependent on the number of people registered and is subject to change.

No HST for this program

Recommended ages 8+

Prerequisites: None

This is an introductory program to the sport of sailing with a focus on fun, safety and fundamental skills. Sailors will learn about water safety, basic boat handling and sail trim, knots, rigging and de-rigging, basic weather patterns, sailing terminology and skills, and self-rescue techniques. Sailors will learn in Optimists (Opti’s) and 420’S.

Maximum participants per session is 32. Registration in each CANSail level is dependent on the number of people registered and is subject to change.

No HST for this program

Recommended Age: 10+

Prerequisites: Completion of CANSail 1 & 2

CANSail 3 & 4 further advances sailors skills on sail trim and boat tuning, in addition to sail theory. Students are introduced to spinnaker and trapeze use, together with advanced boat handling skills. Students are also introduced to racing in a fun environment. Sailors will sail in Optimists (Opti’s), 420’s and Lasers with Radial or Standard rig.

Maximum participants per session is 32. Registration in each CANSail level is dependent on the number of people registered and is subject to change.

No HST for this program

$25 PER WEEK / $50 PER SESSION - PLEASE SELECT Multiple Weeks as Necessary

Recommended Age: 14+

Prerequisites: Completion of CANSail 1-4 and the expressed permission from Sail NB and the RYC

Sailors are registered for 6 weeks of instruction through the 8 weeks of the summer program.

Availability for Levels 5 & 6: Dependent on availability of instructors through Sail NB & space in the RYC Learn to Sail program, participants may be asked to volunteer for the duration of the season providing sailors extra training time to improve skills and increase chances of achieving CANSail 5 or 6 levels.

Levels 5 & 6 allow our sailors to experience the level of training required to be part of a race team, while continuing to develop their sailing skills learned in previous levels. Sailors are welcome to bring their own boat. Please note: Participat

add new production at regattas within the province is an integral part of the program and requires a commitment from both the parents and the sailors. Regattas require travel, and parents may be needed for some travel planning and assistance at regattas. This program is offered in 2 week sessions, however up to 6 to 8 weeks are recommended for this level of sailor.

Maximum participants per session is 32. Supply in each CANSail level is dependent on the number of people registered and is subject to change.

Are you looking for an adventure?

Our Adult Sailing program offers a fun and hands-on sailing experience to anyone who is looking for an adventure on our beautiful Kennebecasis River. Join us on one evening per week aboard a comfortable keelboat under the guidance of experienced sailors while we unfurl the sails and head out on the river. Students will also have the opportunity to experience sailing in small craft or learn to operate a coach boat with an outboard motor. Your level of involvement and hands-on participation is up to you!

We will provide learning materials and a fun sailing experience. The course is scheduled to be 8 weeks in duration. The curriculum includes dryland and on-water instruction. Sailing is a weather dependent activity so to maintain a safe environment changes to the schedule may need be made by the instructors.

Our program is designed to introduce you to the world of sailboats, wind and water. We will focus on the principles of boat handling, safety, rigging, reading the wind, navigational rules, knot tying, docking and overboard recovery. The program offers instruction on a keelboat from 6:00 to 9:00 pm and opportunity to join a crew for keelboat racing on Wednesday evening for the duration of the season.