Catamaran Bareboat certification
British Virgin Islands · Caribbean
Next: 10 - 17 January 2027
4 dates in 2027
$4,050$4,500
10% off
5.0 from 13 reviews on Tripadvisor
1 trip to choose from, with berths from £3,045.
British Virgin Islands · Caribbean
Next: 10 - 17 January 2027
4 dates in 2027
$4,050$4,500
10% off
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Earn your US Sailing Bareboat Cruising certification aboard a sailing catamaran in the British Virgin Islands.
About the operator
5.0 from 13 reviews on Tripadvisor
BVI Sailing Coach: Premium Sail & Power Courses in the British virgin islands Located in the heart of the British Virgin Islands, BVI Sailing Coach is a Sailing School that offers world-class sailing and powerboating courses for individuals, couples, and families. Our mission is to empower students—from total beginners to seasoned sailors—with the skills and confidence to skipper their own adventures. We combine immersive instruction, high-end yachts, and a personalized experience to help you sail with confidence, independence, and joy.
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Where you'll sleep, eat and learn the ropes for the whole trip.
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Owner · Virgin Islands (British)
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Yes, and most people do. Trips are sold by the berth, so you join a crew rather than needing to bring one. Cabins are shared with someone of the same sex unless you book a whole cabin.
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