Sail Greece Fall 2016!

Leg 1: September 17 - 27, 2016 (Argo Saronic Gulf Islands)
Leg 2: September 28 - Oct. 8, 2016 (Cyclades Islands)

This incredible location included everything! Crew members on leg one enjoyed bountiful coves and protected marinas. This allowed for sailing shorter passages and exploring the culture and antiquities of ancient Greece.

Leg two passages are longer, full of exhilarating sailing. We explored a host of islands each with a different cultural and geographical feel.

Greece Aegean Sea Info Packet.pdf

Participants on Leg One of the Greece Modern Sailing Destinations Trip enjoy a group meal together at one of the many taverns.

Three happy Crew Members on leg one of our Greece Sailing Adventure

The anchorage at Hydra on the first leg of our Greece Sailing Adventure with Modern Sailing School and Club

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Sara Jane G.

I've taken two classes at MSS&C and was very happy with the program. This is also a great club with lots of opportunities for camaraderie and practice on the water. The boats in the fleet are fantastic and kept in tip-top shape. I highly recommend for all sailors and would-be sailors!
Danny Collins

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John Kipping

The meeting room was quite adequate and the location most convenient, but the course outline and instruction were outstanding. Modern Sailing is fortunate to have such a well organized instructor in Mr. Stan Lander who teaches very well from a rich professional background. Mr. Lander was generous with his time and patiently in helping students who needed more attention or time in understanding various aspects of the curriculum.
John Kratochvil, Oregon

I would like to compliment Stan Lander for his coaching, counseling and teaching Heavy Weather Offshore Sailing. Stan was very accommodating to all of the student's interests and shared his many years of insight on handling the boat in heavy seas. I would certainly recommend Stan and this course to sheltered waters sailors. My confidence in handling a boat of this size was certainly enhanced by the experience.
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.