ASA 114 - Cruising Catamarans - Learning to Sail

If I wanted to go sailing across the world in a catamaran what are all the certifications I would need?

You need to add an Expandacraft modular boat to your list of toys on board. You can store a 16 foot boat in a small space below deck instead of littering up the topsides.

Holy cow, fellow Clear Lake Ninja's. Thanks for the videos. I've wanted to take those courses down in Kemah and learn to sail. Almost have my wife convinced to go with me. Keep up the good work!

Thanks Ryan We have just started to think the same way, sick of working to get know where, so we can sell the house, repay the little money we owe back to the bank, have no mortgage & money in the bank gaining interest. We watch a lot of Youtube videos on sailing Cats, and I quite like the room they have upstair. The 1.5 millon ones looks great, however we possibly would be looking around $400,000 range.Thanks

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Thanks... nice info!👍🏻

We just chartered a 42' cat in BVI no ASA classes needed, just do it if you know how to sail

my wife and I are going to do the same! One question. As a sailor from six years old I was always taught to pass on the starboard side I see everyone in the video passing on the Port side like driving in America as opposed to the UK.

Thanks for sharing I'm will be doing that in a year.I enjoy it

Stupid MTV video!

Nice Video Guys. We just purchased a Leopard 38. Flying to brazil for 4 months and we will move aboard when we return. I'm a mono guy switching to a cat. Hope to see you on the high seas someday!

Is that Brad & Jen's cat? Looks pretty familiar!

What's the benefits of a cat over a traditional boat?  Pros/cons of each?  Why do you want a cat instead of a traditional?

Great information. Are you guys buying new or used? What would be a reasonable budget for a used Cat ready for blue water sailing?

Good jobs guys

Wow that is very nice, love it! Thumbs up! :)

spierdalaj

Good luck guys

Good video Thanks for sharing

I've often wondered about the ASA courses vs. practical knowledge about sailing. I really have no interest in racking up certifications. I just want to be able to accumulate the knowledge and eventually the skills to make long passages reasonably safely. I remain unconvinced that ASA is the best means to that end. This was a good data point. Thanks!