Learn to Sail

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Types of sail materials
Learn about sails quickly and easily with this illustrated guide to common types of sails, different sail materials, and the basics of how sails work.
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Beginner's Guide to Types of Sails - Saltwater Journal
Learn about sails easily with this illustrated guide to common types of sails, different sail materials, parts of a sail, and how sails work.
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Port and Starboard sailor saying
Here’s everything you need to know about the nautical terms port and starboard, with illustrated guides, sailors’ sayings and 3 tricks to help you remember which is which!
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Types of yacht rigs
Learn about sails quickly and easily with this illustrated guide to common types of sails, different sail materials, and the basics of how sails work.
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Learn how a sail works
Learn about sails quickly and easily with this illustrated guide to common types of sails, different sail materials, and the basics of how sails work.
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Storm trysail illustration
Learn about sails quickly and easily with this illustrated guide to common types of sails, different sail materials, and the basics of how sails work.
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Storm jib headsail illustration
Learn about sails quickly and easily with this illustrated guide to common types of sails, different sail materials, and the basics of how sails work.
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Symmetrical spinnaker
Learn about sails quickly and easily with this illustrated guide to common types of sails, different sail materials, and the basics of how sails work.
different types of sails are shown in this diagram
Beginner's Guide to Types of Sails
Illustration showing common types of sails
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Starwars influenced illustration showing Starboard.
Remember Starboard and Port with Starwars
Here’s everything you need to know about the nautical terms port and starboard, with illustrated guides, sailors’ sayings and 3 tricks to help you remember which is which!
Illustration of stars with the sailor saying: 'Sailors use stars to point them in the right direction after they've left port.
Starboard and Port sailor saying
Here’s everything you need to know about the nautical terms port and starboard, with illustrated guides, sailors’ sayings and 3 tricks to help you remember which is which!
Sailor saying: There's no red port left in the bottle. Red Port
Port and Starboard sailor saying
Here’s everything you need to know about the nautical terms port and starboard, with illustrated guides, sailors’ sayings and 3 tricks to help you remember which is which!
Illustration showing port and left both have four letters, to help you learn port side of a boat.
Port side is the left side and both have four letters!
Here’s everything you need to know about the nautical terms port and starboard, with illustrated guides, sailors’ sayings and 3 tricks to help you remember which is which!
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