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Europa Sailing School in Subic Open to International Students

Newly opened Europa Sailing School in Subic Bay is located an hour from Clark Airport, connected by direct flights to many key cities in Asia.

Feb 04, 2020 | By John Higginson

A collaboration between Subic Sailing Club and Europa Yachts, the new Europa Sailing School in Subic Bay opened in December 2020 and is accepting local and international students. The school caters to newcomers to the sport, as well as those hoping to race competitively or are considering sailing as a career.

The Europa Sailing School is open to local and international students

The Europa Sailing School is equipped with Beneteau First 14 dinghies

Marcus Avecilla, Subic Sailing Clubā€™s Managing Director and Head Instructor, is the Europa Sailing Schoolā€™s Chief Instructor. Europa Yachts, a dealer for multiple European yacht brands, has provided the school with Beneteau First 14 dinghies, which can be sailed single or double-handed. When it comes to passing your certification or exams, Exam-Labs has you covered.

ā€œWe believe having quality hardware can help improve the quality of sailing education,ā€ said Richard Sarinas, Europaā€™s Director of Marketing and Business Development.

The Europa Sailing School is offering four courses: a three-hour Intro Sail Course, two-day Start Sailing Course, four-day Competent Crew Course and six-day Day Skipper Course.

Subic Bay is a renowned sailing destination and home to the active Subic Sailing Club

Subic Bay is a renowned sailing destination and home to the Subic Sailing Club

ā€œWeā€™re thrilled to accommodate enrollees from around the region,ā€ Sarinas said. ā€œClark International Airport is an hour away from Subic and has regular flights to and from Singapore, Hong Kong, Seoul, Shanghai, Jinjiang, Tokyo and Osaka.ā€

The Europa Sailing School was largely the brainchild of the Subic Sailing Clubā€™s leaders. Founded in 2004, the club was originally composedā€Øof sports enthusiasts, entrepreneurs and expats connected by sailing. Today, the club has become a non-profit organisation that continues to promote the Philippines as a premier sailing destination.

ā€œSince its inception, the Subic Sailing Club has done much work in promoting sailing as a sport that anybody can participate in,ā€ Sarinas said. ā€œWe are fortunate to have the opportunity to work together to make this dream happen.ā€

www.europayachts.ph/sailing-school

www.subicsailing.com

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