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Code fo Conduct
Code of Conduct CODE OF CONDUCT In order to support a respectful, inclusive and positive training environment, all instructors and participants must: Support a safe and inclusive environment in which every person is protected and free from discrimination, harassment and
Cancelation Policy
Cancelation Policy When you book with Blue Water Sailing School we commit resources to your event and incur costs and business risks in servicing your order. A cancelation leaves an empty seat, which costs us in lost revenue. In the
Contact Us
Talk to us about your sailing dream Phone Tim +61 412878739 Email tim@bluewatersail.com.au
Gift Vouchers
GIFT VOUCHERS from $220 Give the gift of sailing this Christmas! Vouchers can be used for experiences and courses, allowing your recipient to book at a time that suits them. We can create a custom voucher for you – just
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Snagged Anchor
Snagged Anchor? Getting your anchor snagged by somone – or snagging someone else’s anchor – is a common occurence in crowded Mediterranean docks and harbours. Often it is not even your fault. The yacht in the photo above, taken on
Frequently Asked Questions
We answer your questions on sailing. Costs for training, purchasing and maintaining a boat, how to save money, what courses you need.
Navigating the Rip
Navigating the Rip Online Course $28 Navigating the Rip is one of boating’s big challenges. It can be a doddle one day, and be like the gates of hell the next. But, at the right time, under the right conditions,
Get the Right Sailing Gear for under $1,000
Buying the Right Sailing Gear Get kitted out in quality gear for under $1,000 I have never been so cold as I was one April night as we sailed from Lakes Entrance to Refuge Cove. I ended up on deck
Greek Islands 7-Day Itinerary
Sailing the Greek Islands 7-Day Greek Island Sailing Itinerary ex-Athens Sailing the Greek Islands is the quintessential cruising experience. Sitting with my wife on the dock on Kea in 2011 (above), enjoying a drink and selection of mezes, with the