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Sailing

Fun in a small dinghy

Exotic Sailing

Although the island’s plush West-Coast marinas at Port Ferdinand and Port St Charles see plenty of sleek mega-yachts and sailboats, it’s also possible to try your hand at sailing a much smaller boat.

Set Sail Barbados, based at the Barbados Cruising Club in Carlisle Bay is the obvious place to start. They run sailing camps for kids during school holidays (generally July–Aug, and around Christmas) and also two-hour lessons for beginners, so you can pick up the basics of handling a small dinghy.

If you already know what you’re doing, you can take a boat out for yourself and sail around the bay. Alternatively, you can pay for someone to sail you round the bay for a while. Non-sailing members of your group can watch proceedings from the comfort of the rooftop terrace at Skipper’s on the Beach, at the nearby Cruising Club, or a sun-lounger on the sand.

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Sports & Activities

Text © Sara Humphreys

Image by Salicia