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    West Coast Multihulls

    4.7 (37 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Josh P.

    Whether you're local to San Diego or not - I can't recommend West Coast Multihulls + Anthony (The Happy Captain) enough. I completed my ASA 104/114 with West Coast + Anthony as the Instructor. I've taken courses at several sailing schools (BVIs, Panama, Los Angeles) and I learned more in the 3 days spent with Anthony as the instructor than I did any other course. Anthony's teaching style is empowering and allows you to teach other people to help you better understand "why" things are done. His passion for the sailing lifestyle is infectious and his 30+ years of on-the-water experience help him make more complicated subjects easy to understand to his students (e.g. for me it was Velocity Made Good). Only warning is after a weekend with West Coast + Anthony, you'll probably want to go buy that boat you've been dreaming about and set sail for the next year. :)

    Leah H.

    Wow!! We had the BEST time sailing with Captain Trevor Hinkey. I wish I could give this company & the captain 10 stars each. We were on the FP Mahe 36 Catamaran for an overnight adventure in the San Diego Bay. The boat was beautiful, super clean, with really comfy bunks. Trevor toured us around San Diego and took us out in the open water where we could really set sail. This trip has left me day dreaming about when we can do it all over again. Thanks West Coast Multihulls & Cpt. Trevor!! We'll see you soon :)

    Matt W.

    My fiancée and I did a two day catamaran cruising course ASA 114 earlier this month in prep for a trip to the BVI later this summer. We could not have been more pleased with the communication prior to the course, quality of the instructor and course, and the provided vessel as well. My fiancée was nervous due to poor previous instruction in the past. Capt Andy our instructor completely removed that and was calm patient and thorough in course material. We had an incredible time learned all we could have hoped to and more. I highly recommend contacting this company either for a cruise or instruction in sailing especially if Multihulls are an interest to you. Thank a again to Mike for helping me get the class off scheduled times and Andy for your diligence patience and hard work. Great job guys !!

    Brittany B.

    What an amazing experience! The captain was amazing! They made my Birthday experience unforgettable! Will charter with them again! Thank you @1happycaptain!

    I wish I could give our experience 10 stars. 11 ladies took a morning 9-1pm cruise with Captain Ryan Craft. It was for my bachelorette, and it was the perfect laid back morning I was looking for. The boat was beyond amazing: plenty of lounge area, a big table for eating, a fridge to load everything into and speakers for jams. Ryan made sure I got my swim in, even though he thought I was crazy for jumping in in November. No one got sea sick, and everyone had the best time!

    Students at the helm for the ASA 104/114 combo course.
    Jon B.

    I just returned from a 3-day course with West Coast Multihulls: The ASA 104/114 combo class. I dealt with Mike Tolda for the signup details, and then Lance Botthof was my instructor for the weekend. I've taken a number of sailing courses over the past 10 years, and this was absolutely the best one yet. Everything was super easy to get set up thanks to Mike (and he was also a great guy to meet once I arrived for day one of my lessons), and Lance did a fantastic job as instructor all weekend long. Lance did not only cover everything we needed for the exams, but also imparted a ton of practical advice beyond what the course would technically require. He answered every question we had, and provided answers to questions we students did not think or know to ask. The boat we sailed on for all three days was the "Ocean Spirit", and it is the nicest charter boat I've ever been on, especially for a class. The instruments available on the boat were phenomenal, the boat was clean and extremely nice, and Lance did everything in his power to make sure that we had everything we needed to make us comfortable and happy for the whole weekend. I learned a ton, and had a great time. I would highly recommend West Coast Multihulls to anyone looking to learn to sail catamarans, and I look forward to sailing with them again and again!

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    Super fun time with my family! Captain Chris was great! We all want to do a longer sail reip next time!

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    My wife and I just completed the week long ASA 101, 103, 104, and 114 classes and had an unforgettable experience.

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