Passed Dayskipper Shore Based, Recommendations For Practical
Passed Dayskipper Shore Based, Recommendations For Practical
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wetny

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486 posts

241 months

Sunday 17th November 2013
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Hi. I passed the shore based course yesterday, I am looking for somewhere to take the practical. I live in the midlands so I am expecting to travel anyway. Three of us want to take it together. We want to keep the cost down but don't want to sleep in the saloon or share a cabin if possible. Are the Gibraltar companies any good? Instructor needs patience though.

Fittster

20,120 posts

242 months

Sunday 17th November 2013
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Where are you planning to go sailing after the course? I'd do the course where you will be doing the majority of your sailing.

wetny

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486 posts

241 months

Sunday 17th November 2013
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We normally sail on the Solent with the trailer sailer. We are a bit fed up with all the work involved with our boat, so chartering seems to be the answer. Hence the course.

anonymous-user

83 months

Sunday 17th November 2013
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Don't the school you did your theory with have any recommendations?

Cheburator mk2

3,221 posts

228 months

Monday 18th November 2013
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wetny said:
Hi. I passed the shore based course yesterday, I am looking for somewhere to take the practical. I live in the midlands so I am expecting to travel anyway. Three of us want to take it together. We want to keep the cost down but don't want to sleep in the saloon or share a cabin if possible. Are the Gibraltar companies any good? Instructor needs patience though.
Can recommend BOSS in the Hamble - excellent outfit, and they really make you work for your certificate...