| HawaiI Kai Boat ClubSAILING • WINDSURFING • FOILING |
CAMP SESSIONSOne Week Sailing Camps Due to current restrictions prior sailing experience is required. Participants must bring their own life vest. Weekly sessions are offered during school breaks in the Winter, Spring, and Summer. PLEASE ENSURE YOU HAVE A VALID HKBC MEMBERSHIP AND LOGIN PRIOR TO SIGNING UP FOR THE CAMP SESSIONS. (hawaiikaiboatclub.com/membership)
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Due to distancing requirements currently in place we are unable to host novice sailors currently. Whether you are a intermediate or expert our instructors will help you get the skills to be the best sailor you can be. The minimum registration is one week. Students should be between the ages of 8 to 13 the O'pen Skiff Sessions. Students should be between the ages of 13 and 19 for the RS Feva Sessions. Lunch is included. A minimum of 6 registered students are required to provide each class. All sessions are first come first serve basis and payment in full is necessary to reserve a spot in the class. No refunds for any missed classes. Notice of cancellationNotice of cancellation must be received in writing prior to the 1st instructional class of the session for a 50% refund of the program fee. No refunds will be given after the 1st class of the session. |
Sailing session rules and recommendations |
PLACE
Hawaii Kai Boat Club located along the marina fronting Island Brew Coffeehouse in Hawaii Kai Shopping Center at 377 Keahole Street, Honolulu, Hawaii 96825. TIMEMorning start time: 9:00AM WHAT TO WEARAll students should bring (or wear) swimsuits, a towel for drying off, and a change of dry clothes or a spare tee shirt. If possible please mark the clothing with a waterproof marker so we can identify the owner. Because there are no secure places to store valuables we discourage student from bringing large amounts of money, cell phones, iPods, and other devices to class. Students must wear waterproof sunscreen SPF30 or higher. Optional gear includes: Reef walkers, gloves, helmets, and sunglasses. | ValuablesSecurity for bags and belongings will not be provided. LIFE JACKETSLife jackets are required to sail on the water as safety precaution and required by the Coast Guard rules. We recommend type III life jackets (vest type) so students can have greater mobility while sailing. Life jackets must be properly sized per each student and have their name marked in permanent marker. IllnessInform Sailing Coach if a student will not be attending class. LEAVING AT THE END OF THE DAYAll boat club equipment be stowed at the end of each day. All students must stay until the equipment is broken down and stored properly. If a student needs to leave before the regular finish time, please inform the Sailing Coach when the student must be dismissed by phone or note. This will help ensure the student is back at the dock and ready to leave on time. |