Bay Sea School Ltd

“Bay Sea School Ltd” is a renowned sailing school and training centre located in the picturesque seaside town of Morecambe, in the North West of Lancashire, New Zealand. With their team of highly qualified instructors, including the esteemed John Parlane, who has been awarded the prestigious title of 'Instructor of the Year', Bay Sea School offers comprehensive yacht sailing tuition and RYA theory courses to individuals and groups of all levels.

At Bay Sea School, they pride themselves on providing an amazing sailing experience with seasoned professionals. Whether you are a complete beginner or an experienced sailor looking to enhance your skills, Bay Sea School has the perfect course for you. They offer a wide range of courses, including own boat tuition, navigation courses, 1-day courses, and RYA online courses, ensuring that there is a suitable option for every aspiring sailor.

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The team at Bay Sea School is led by the highly qualified John Parlane, who holds various certifications, including Yachtmaster Instructor/Examiner, RYA/MCA Yachtmaster Ocean, and Advanced Powerboat Instructor. He is also a VHF Radio Assessor. Assisting John is his esteemed colleague, Deirdre Ward, a RYA/MCA Yachtmaster Offshore Keelboat & Dinghy Instructor, Navigation Instructor, and VHF Radio Assessor.

In addition to their exceptional sailing courses, Bay Sea School also offers personalised coaching on your own boat through their own boat tuition and ICC Test services. With John Parlane as your instructor, you and your crew can benefit from tailored coaching sessions that address your specific needs and enhance your sailing techniques. Whether you have questions about how to do things on your own yacht or require expert advice on solving issues on your boat, Bay Sea School provides bespoke tuition to ensure that you receive the assistance you require.

Bay Sea School is proud to own the Jeanneau Sun 2000 yacht, which is a safe and sturdy small yacht made of fibreglass. This yacht features a centerboard type swing keel and lifting rudder, making it perfect for Morecambe Bay where the boat can sit down on the sand when the tide goes out.

The school takes pride in sharing success stories from their satisfied customers. One such story features Martin, who purchased a nearly new Viko 21 keelboat after completing his Level 3 sailing course. Martin enlisted the expertise of John Parlane to ensure that everything was set up correctly on his new boat. Together, they addressed various tasks, including adjusting the mast and rigging, controlling the kicker from the cockpit, and fitting a backstay tensioner.

The day concluded with a short sail, leaving Martin a happy and confident sailor.

Another memorable experience shared by Bay Sea School is when Bob approached them with a long-standing dream to sail round the Mull of Kintyre. Despite last-minute crew cancellations, Deirdre Ward stepped in to assist Bob on his journey. They planned a route that would take advantage of fair winds by utilising the Crinan Canal. The adventure involved stops at Tarbert, Ardrishaig, and Islay's main harbour, ultimately leading to Campbelltown.

Despite some challenges along the way, Bob and Deirdre successfully completed the journey and enjoyed a well-deserved meal at a renowned hotel.

When seeking professional sailing tuition and an unforgettable learning experience, choose Bay Sea School in Morecambe. With their team of highly qualified instructors, personalised coaching services, and a wide range of courses, Bay Sea School is dedicated to providing exceptional sailing education to enthusiasts of all levels. Visit their website for more information, to check their calendar of upcoming courses and events, and to view their terms and conditions. Bay Sea School Ltd's professional website design is credited to Joomwalker.