Where to go
We are based at Highcliffe Sailing Club on Mudeford Quay, Christchurch. Click here to see a map of how to find us.
What to bring and wear
Other Advice
Please ensure that you have paid the balance of your course fee, allowing plenty of time for it to reach us. (Please see the booking form for balance due dates)
Finally, if you have any questions please don't hesitate to call us on 01202 471494 or e-mail us using the address on the contact page.
We are based at Highcliffe Sailing Club on Mudeford Quay, Christchurch. Click here to see a map of how to find us.
What to bring and wear
- Sailing Courses
If you are sailing Lasers or Picos you will probably need a wetsuit, however, if your course is in Wayfarers you are unlikely to need one. You will need a change of clothing, shoes that you don't mind getting wet (trainers or wetsuit shoes/boots) and a wind/waterproof jacket. Waterproof trousers are also useful. We can hire wetsuits and waterproofs to you if you do not have any - please see the price list and call us to check availability. Time of year and weather will dictate whether shorts and T-shirt or layers will be needed but it is always best to come prepared. Also, don't forget to bring a towel.
- Powerboat Courses
Powerboat Level 2
It is highly recommended that you bring several layers of clothing, as well as, if you have any, a pair of oilskins (heavy weather jacket & trousers) and wellies, which are also invaluable, as you will most likely get wet on the RIB. A drysuit is also therefore acceptable. If you have none of these then you might want to consider some sort of waterproof top and bottoms and some trainers that are suitable for getting wet.
RYA Safety Boat
Unlike the Powerboat Level 2, you should expect to get very wet (and possibly enter the water) and therefore bring either a wetsuit or drysuit to ensure that you don't get too cold.
If you have neither of these then we are able to hire wetsuits to you on a daily basis.
In addition, if you have booked to have the tuition carried out in your own boat, we ask that you also read the own boat tuition page.
- All Courses
We will supply Buoyancy Aids and waterproof tops where needed, although if you have your own you are welcome to bring it. You may want to bring some food and a drink. We ask that all children bring their own bottle of sun cream and a hat with them to keep off those harmful rays, and adults are advised to do the same. We also recommend against wearing jeans when out on the water.
Other Advice
Please ensure that you have paid the balance of your course fee, allowing plenty of time for it to reach us. (Please see the booking form for balance due dates)
Finally, if you have any questions please don't hesitate to call us on 01202 471494 or e-mail us using the address on the contact page.

