We are located in one of the windiest coastal cities in the USA. Our basic training philosophy is in line with the ASA standards. Learn to Sail Texas requires that the ASA 101 Basic Keelboat class is taught on a relatively small, (25 foot, but could sleep 5), tiller boat with hank on sails. This requirement makes a huge, positive difference in the beginners learning curve. The Corpus Christi Bay covers 192 square miles and is primarily open water. When taking a class you will have practical experience with commercial traffic and Aids To Navigation, (ATONS, e.g. buoys). The advance classes navigate portions of the Intracoastal Waterway, commercial ship channels, and usually venture into the Gulf of Mexico. Want to know more? Read what our students have to say, Student Testimonials and click here to understand our goals. Our sailing instructional philosophy

Our Sailing Courses:

• ASA 101 - Basic Keelboat Sailing Course
• ASA 103 - Basic Coastal Cruising Sailing Course
• ASA 104 - Bareboat Chartering Certification Class
• ASA 103 / ASA 104 Combination Sailing Certification
• ASA 105 - Coastal Navigation Class
• ASA Fast Track: ASA 101 / ASA 103 / ASA 104 sail certifications
• ASA  RADAR Endorsement Class, call for schedule

Our Chief Instructor Captain Chris has been sailing keelboats on the Texas coast since the early 90's and teaching the ASA sailing curriculum for about 7 years.

Captain Chris' US Coast Guard issued Masters License has the following warrants;

• Officer in the US Merchant Marines
• Commercial Assistance Towing endorsement
• Auxiliary Sail endorsement
• Radar Observer Unlimited endorsement

The Captain is also a ASA certified sailing instructor for all the above ASA sailing classes.

Our Winter Weather According to weather .com the average winter and early spring temperatures are:

Month	Average High	Average Low
Jan	67	47
Feb	71	51
Mar	76	56

The winter / early spring sailing season is upon us. It is a great time to be out on the water. Chances are that what we refer to as being cold down here is warm weather to those of you from up North. The nighttime temperatures are finally cool enough so that spending the night on the hook, (at anchor), is comfortable. There are no mosquitos and the winds do not have the extremes that March will soon bring, (30+ knots). January and Feburary are perfect for couples who wish an adventure vacation in an amiable and forgiving enviroment. Whether its a two day sail training class or a five day adventure vacation liveaboard certification class we are sure you'll have a positive experience. If you desire additional information not covered under one of the primary link categories please use the Contact Link on the left to drop us a line.