Most multihulls have two hulls, occasionally three. A combination of stability and light weight means they are very fast and offer exhilarating sailing. Most are designed to be sailed by two people but there are several types that are sailed single-handed.
Multihulls require slightly different sailing techniques compared to boats with single hulls, our multihull courses will help you master the technique, taking you progressively through everything you need to know. Find out more about our courses below.
A course for complete beginners. Learn how to sail in all directions and awareness of launching and recovery.
Build your confidence and gain the skills needed to sail and make decisions in good conditions.
Improve your sailing, consolidating skills and trying new ones in a variety of conditions.
Learn how to handle a boat in all circumstances and solve problems afloat.
Master passage planning and decision making for going on a day sail in a multihull.
Everything you need to know about sailing with conventional or asymmetric spinnakers.
Improve your boat handling and confidence in performance multihulls.
A course for new sailors, wishing to start racing. Build your confidence and general racing knowledge by learning the skills needed to enter and compete in a race.
Perfect for racing at club level. Build on your boat handling, speed and develop strategic plans based on the conditions. More information coming soon...
Develop the skills needed to adapt to racing at different venues and in more challenging conditions. More information coming soon...
The Youth Sailing scheme is perfect for getting young people started in sailing. Generally these courses are offered in dinghies, but some centres will have options for multihulls and keelboats. Find out more about further opportunities for under 16s.