My wife and I are interested in taking the ASA 103 & 104 courses in a live aboard situation this spring / summer. We are considering San Diego, San Francisco & San Juan Islands for the instruction location. From our non educated perspective we think San Juan would be best for experience with navigation & currents, San Francisco would be best for wind & tides and San Diego would just be great weather. Any advice to offer?
Best location for lessons?
- Thread starter Ed Childres
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Ed, if you haven't been in the islands here
you should come on up. If before June the mountains should still be snow covered, no crowds, and if a live aboard class, where anchored out at night, you can't beat it.
you should come on up. If before June the mountains should still be snow covered, no crowds, and if a live aboard class, where anchored out at night, you can't beat it.
Seamist Skippers - Marina Del Rey
If you want to stay closer to home you could try Seamist Skippers in Marina Del Rey. They offer a great "live aboard" ASA 103/104 program. You spend 6 days sailing Santa Monica Bay and Catalina Island.
If you want to stay closer to home you could try Seamist Skippers in Marina Del Rey. They offer a great "live aboard" ASA 103/104 program. You spend 6 days sailing Santa Monica Bay and Catalina Island.
Santa Barbara
When I used to live in CA, I took ASA 101 and 103 from the Santa Barbara Sailing Center.
When I used to live in CA, I took ASA 101 and 103 from the Santa Barbara Sailing Center.
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