Best Sailing Lessons Honolulu Near Me

4worldlovers:

Sailing dates for ASA Courses (lessons) and charters are selected by you, the Student(s) and/or Charterer, tailored to fit your schedule. Sailing dates are confirmed when Waikiki Sailing School receives your deposit and registration form.


​All of our Captains are United States Coast Guard (USCG) certified with decades of sailing experience. Let us help you find your sea legs for the first time or chart your own course across the Hawaiian Islands.

All of our sailing courses are endorsed by the world’s leading authority on sailing instruction — The American Sailing Association (ASA).

4worldlovers:
Sail Hawaii is your source for information about sailing instruction and adventures in Hawaii. Learn to sail or refine your skills with a beginner to advanced level sailing and navigation course in the beautiful waters of Hawaii. If you are new to sailing or have already sailed across an ocean, Sail Hawaii is the place to earn an internationally respected American Sailing (ASA) certificate, find sailing opportunities and join the sailing community in Hawaii.

4worldlovers: We've *temporarily* lost our home in Hawaii Kai, but are working hard to get our kids back on the marina waters. In the meantime, all HKBC classes will be run by Hawaii Yacht Club (HYC).

This summer, learn to sail at the Hawaii Yacht Club on the south shore of Oahu! Summer sailing camps are open to ages 8 thru 18 of all skill levels. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced sailor, there's something for everyone.

Camps are taught by experienced and certified instructors. The focus is on sailing safely and having fun, so you can learn the basics and get out on the water as quickly as possible.

4worldlovers:
2-17-11 Sailed over to Black Point, today. Well, more like motored over there. Gary and Carol worked on cleaning and straightening the cabins on the way over, while Kris taught me a bit about navigation and plotting one’s position well underway. Once on the island, Carol and I were excited to see that there was … Continue reading →

Today was a little unusual, a high pressure system passed over which switched the wind opposite the trade winds. It was a rare opportunity to have a relatively subdued sail beyond Diamond head along the coast to Koko Head and Hawaii Kai. The other pleasant side effect of this high pressure was a beautifully clear … Continue reading →

We sailed through some beautiful sunsets on the last two voyages. The video is from our first trip sailing up the shore of Oahu past past Perl Harbor followed by a night sail back to the Ala-Wai harbor. The image gallery below is from a trip out past diamond head. We were just off Waikiki … Continue reading →