Special Multi-day Charter Discounts | Modern Sailing

Special Multi-day Charter Discounts

A refreshing sailing "stay-cation" on San Francisco Bay is a very accessible way to enjoy the beauty of cruising close to home! When you charter for two or more consecutive days, you will receive a discount off the total rate for the duration of your charter.

2 days = 10% off
3 or more days = 15% off

A multiday charter is defined as 2 or more consecutive charter days.

Explore our robust Member Resources library for great tips to help you prepare to make the most of your multi-day charters. Here are just a few examples:

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  • Emma & George Stubbs, Sausalito

    We just took our ASA 106 at a school in Rhode Island as we prepare for 6 months of cruising in the Caribbean. The class was great, but more than anything it made us really appreciate the quality of teaching and rigor at Modern Sailing. Even though we were the newest to sailing, the group seemed to think that we had the best fundamentals. We felt very well prepared and we see why Modern Sailing has the reputation it does.

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    Here are some snaps of Our Saturday, August 20, 2022 Modern Sailing Expedition with Captain Robert Bivin, who was outstanding. Please convey photos and thanks to him. He is an outstanding individual, leader and sailing instructor. His knowledge and experience made us all feel safe and our Farallones Day Trip educational and just amazing. 

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    Thumbs up to (Club Skipper) Geoff (Love) and his wife Laura. I went on my first Club Sail on Sunday, January 18, 2026. They were terrific!

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