Top Sailing Schools in Puerto Rico

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With small class size and individual attention, the Rincon Sailing curriculum emphasizes water safety, wind awareness, boat handling, and seamanship. Decision making, leadership, and respect for the local marine environment are also highlighted. Rincon Sailing offers graduated educational formats beginning with learn to sail, intermediate and advanced racing. No matter what level sailor, safety, fun, and learning independence is the forefront of the curriculum.

Rincon Sailing is a NauticEd affiliated Sailing School for practical training. You may check out NauticEd online sailing theory courses before the practical part.

Caribbean Sailing Solutions is an ASA certified sailing school located in Isleta Marina, Fajardo, Puerto Rico and caters to personalized sailing instruction. The courses are conducted in Coastguard certified Instructor and Coastguard inspected vessels. Whether you need a one-week live aboard classes or come in for daily class sessions, you will have hands on sailing experience, insured sailing knowledge, and detailed navigation instruction.

Puerto Rico Sailing School is an affiliate school to American Sailing Association. The American Sailing Association is the world's foremost organization dedicated to training, teaching and certifying schools, sailing instructors and sailing enthusiasts. When you join the American Sailing Association, or work with an ASA certified sailing school, you learn how to sail from professionals to get the most rigorous, safety-first education and the best sailing instruction available. The courses are for individual or groups up to 4 students.

Sail Caribe is a fully accredited ASA Sailing School and offers ASA Sailing Certifications on the new yachts in the waters of Puerto Rico’s Spanish Virgin Islands, Culebra and Vieques. The ASA instruction is carried out on quality vessels and offers more in the way of education by using up-to-date navigation equipment and instruments. The sailing classes have a low student-to-instructor ratio, generally 2 students to one instructor or 1 family per instructor.