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 Sailing on Boston harbor |
58 Batterymarch Street, Suite 211 Boston, MA 02110-3207 United States +1 617 720 0049 http://www.bostonharborsailing... |
An affiliate of the American Sailing Association and located near Rowes Wharf, this club strives to make the waters of Boston and New England accessible, affordable and enjoyable for the general public. It offers lessons from beginner to advanced level, sells memberships in both the club and the ASA and sponsors races and special charter tours and events. Remains open only from May to October. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sailing lessons and boat rentals |
54 Lewis Wharf Boston, MA 02110 United States +1 617 227 4198 http://www.bostonsailingcenter... |
Open year round, this sailing center was founded in 1977 and provides a high quality series of instructional classes for beginning, intermediate and advanced sailors. The club sponsors several races each year and also offers special charter trips for private groups and corporate events. Most of the charters are in the waters of Boston Harbor but may venture out along the New England coast. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Watersports on the Charles |
2401 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, MA 02466 United States +1 617 965 5110 / +1 781 891 6575 http://www.paddleboston.com/ne... |
This full-service rowing, canoeing, kayaking and sculling center has locations in Newton and Brighton. These centers offer a whole range of activities for the family. Lessons are available, from beginner to advanced, and rentals of canoes, sculls, rowboats and kayaks are offered at the dock. Special guided tours of the immediate area are available, as are more in-depth guided tours of the Massachusetts coast and local rivers. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sailing on the Charles |
21 David Mugar Way Charles River Esplanade Boston, MA 02114 United States +1 617 523 1038 http://www.community-boating.org |
During the summer months, the Charles River is filled with small sailboats. Most of them belong this organization, which is the oldest and largest public sailing program in the country. A two-day membership is available to those with prior sailing experience. A fleet of more than 140 boats includes 14.5-foot Cape Cod Mercuries, Lasers, sailboards and Rhodes 19s. The organization's primary mission is the Junior Program—children sail all summer for $1. The 5,000-member adult program helps support this great tradition. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Rowing on the Charles |
600 Pleasant Street Boston, MA 02472 United States +1 617 923 7557 http://www.communityrowing.org |
Located on Charles River, this center offers rowing instruction and experience for beginners to experts. While away the hours cruising the gently flowing waters of the river and enjoy the lush foliage during the center's open months of April to October. Classes are very popular and fill quickly, so be sure to call in advance. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Courageous Sailing Center |
Pier 4 Charlestown Navy Yard Boston, MA 02129 United States +1 617 242 3821 http://www.courageoussailing.org/ |
Located in the Charlestown Navy Yard, this organization offers sailing instruction and youth outreach programs. Guided tours of the inner harbor and Harbor Islands are also available. A fleet of J22s and Rhodes 19s is available for your cruising or racing pleasure. Sail past the U.S.S. Constitution and other naval vessels in dock and enjoy views of Boston from a unique perspective. Review © 2007, Wcities |
