We are located in one of the most challenging sailing areas in the USA. We are serious about safety afloat. Corpus is one of the windiest coastal cities in the USA. In addition the 4th busiest Port in the USA by tonnage, (until the recent Executive Orders have taken effect). With our consistently moderate winds you'll gain practical experience in handling them. The advanced classes will; plan a trip, Navigate, check weather, make all preparations to get underway, negotiate with commercial ship traffic and, make another port. Then plan the return trip to Corpus Christi the following day.

Our schedule has been posted through early November for enrollment. Currently we do not have any mask requirements.

Learn to Sail Texas prefers that the ASA 101 Basic Keelboat class is taught on a relatively small, (25 foot, but can sleep 5), tiller boat with hank on sails. Learning on smaller vessels make a difference in the learning curve.
Corpus Christi Bay covers 192 square miles and unlike other bays in Texas, is primarily open water with few spoil areas. When taking a class you will have practical experience with Aids To Navigation, (ATON's, e.g. Nuns, Cans, Day Beacons). The advance classes navigate portions of the Intra Coastal Waterway,(ICW), commercial ship channel, and if time allows, we may venture into the Gulf of Mexico.
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Our monthly climate data. Average temperatures,(F) and winds,(mph) are:

Month	Average High	Average Low	Average Winds
Aug	93	75	11
Sept	89	72	10
Oct	83.9	63.9	10.4
Nov	75.8	55.6	11.7

The Summer Soltice has passed. The amount of daylight hours are decreasing. Our average daytime temperatures are becoming more comfortable. Whether its a two day basic keelboat sail training class or an adventurous; five, six or seven day combination class, we are sure you'll have a positive experience.

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Classroom Address 505 S. Water Street, Suite #537
Corpus Christi, TX
361-510-1540