Dinghy Rec Sail

Learn the basics of sailing right in the heart of historic downtown Kingston, and just minutes from Queen’s University campus! Dinghy Rec Sail is a Learn to Sail program geared towards university age participants who are interested in participating in an outdoor activity and learning a new skill. Lessons are taught in Club 420 Sailing Dinghies (approx. 14 ft long) with instruction from certified Sail Canada coaches. No previous sailing experience is required, and everyone is welcome to sign up!

Already know a bit about sailing? Join us anyways and use the time to improve your skills, or sign up with friends to spend some on-water time together. What better way to enjoy your time in the Freshwater Capital of the World than to go sailing!

PROGRAM LENGTH

10 sailing sessions guaranteed - session sign up will be emailed out through a doodle poll prior to the first session. Option to sign up for more if spaces are available

Choose from 3-hour sessions running:

• Friday evening (3:00pm – 6:00pm)
• Saturday morning (10:00am - 1:00pm)
• Saturday afternoon (3:00pm – 6:00pm)
• Sunday morning (10:00am - 1:00pm)
• Sunday afternoon (3:00pm – 6:00pm)

PROGRAM COST

$200 + HST per participant

*Participants interested in their CANSail 1 or 2 level can be evaluated for an extra $25.

WHAT WE PROVIDE

• Lifejacket

WHAT TO BRING

• Mask (buffs do not count as a mask)
• Closed-toed shoes (make sure they can get wet)
• Weather appropriate athletic clothing for easy movement (we will go sailing rain or shine!)

COVID-19 PROTOCOLS

All participants will be required to fill out a Covid-19 self-assessment survey and contact tracing form before they enter the property each day. All of the land portion of Rec Sail programming will take place outside and socially distanced – this includes lessons, briefs, and rigging.

Cost: $ 200.00 ( $ 200.00 for KYC Family Members)
2021 Sessions

	Start	Finish	Code	Status	Add to Cart
Sessions on Friday aft, Saturday morning/aft, or Sunday morning/aft	September 24	October 29	REC1	In Progress