RYA Dinghy Sailing Level 1 (Adult)

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  • 2 days

  • Up to 3 people
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    Llandegfedd Visitor & Activity Centre

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    This is a 2 day activity

  • ticket-price
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    £200.00
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  • Description

    Royal Yachting Association (RYA) Level 1 – Start Sailing

    An introduction to dinghy sailing, covering the minimum knowledge required to get afloat under supervision (two-day course). No previous knowledge of sailing is required as this course is aimed at beginners. This course does involve moving around the dinghy. If you have difficulty moving in small spaces, please consider our Keelboat sailing course instead.


    This course is aimed at adults. We also offer youth sailing courses which can be booked separately.


    Please be aware this course requires a minimum of 2 people to run.


    Safety is our number one priority. In the event of poor weather conditions (e.g. strong winds or thunder and lightning) or other incidents we reserve the right to restrict water access to particular user groups, restrict the area available for activities, cancel sessions or close the lake. We will endeavour to give advance notice whenever possible; however sometimes decisions need to be made at short notice. If we close the lake, we will add a message to our website and endeavour to contact all customers impacted to offer the opportunity to reschedule their session or receive a refund.



    What to bring

    Please complete your disclaimer and medical information ahead of your visit – this will be prompted through your online booking. If this information isn’t completed in advance, it can cause delays to you starting your session. This information must be completed for every person participating.


    Water activities:

    ·Swimwear to wear under a wetsuit

    ·A change of clothes if you don’t wish to wear a wetsuit

    ·Shoes you are happy to get wet (old trainers or water shoes) – footwear must be worn when entering or exiting the water

    ·Suncream

    ·Hat – either a warm hat or sunhat depending on the weather

    ·Bottle of water

    ·Towel

    ·Warm clothes for afterwards


    A wetsuit, buoyancy aid and helmet (where appropriate) will be provided, however you are welcome to bring your own wetsuit if you wish.


    Please bring lunch, drinks and snacks with you, or alternatively we have a café on site.

    Itinerary

    1.Arrive at scheduled session time (ensuring your disclaimer has been completed online prior to arrival).

    2.Meet and great with your instructor.

    3.Change into water kit (wetsuit/Buoyancy aid)

    4.Time to enjoy your instructor lead session on the water.

    5.Change out of water kit (wetsuit/Buoyancy aid)


Top reviews

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2 months ago

Great place for long or short walks. Has a cafe & watersports centre. Plenty of parking spaces.

Sue Bacon

Sue Bacon

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3 months ago

Lovely lake and visitor centre, we have been here for walks several times and also paddle boarding once. Nice place to see nature especially lovely birds enjoying the water. You have to pay for parking which is done by ...

Morwenna Jones

Morwenna Jones

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4 months ago

Wow, a beautiful place to visit with the family. If you're into trekking, go past the bbq areas and past the gold course. There is a little treasure at the end which the kids will love.

The Average Mo

The Average Mo

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5 months ago

Great lake for watersports, so many different activities and opportunities available Unfortunately you have to pay to swim and use your own vessels on it but they provide life guards and safety boats which is good. Nice ...

Lucilla Jones

Lucilla Jones

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6 months ago

Beautiful place but keep in mind that the carpark gates get locked around 5pm if you want to park there and go for a hike.

Kashif Nadeem

Kashif Nadeem

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