What to Pack
Packing List for Power Courses
Please pack carefully. Be prepared for both cool and warm temperatures and remember that informal clothing is the rule in the islands. We ask that you pack your gear in a pliable bag to avoid damage to your boat and because it will be easier to store your bag when onboard (avoid roller bags and hard sided luggage). Everyone will appreciate each other respecting the fact of limited storage space. Suggested items to bring:
- We provide all bedding (comforter, pillow and linens).
- Personal water bottle.
- Earplugs (to block out sound at night, if needed).
- Bath towel, personal toiletries.
- Fleece top and pants, wind-breaker and shorts. The key is clothing that can be layered or unlayered depending on the weather. Polypropylene or capilene long underwear recommended.
- Bathing suit (a marina stop will likely include a pool and/or hot tub).
- Warm socks
- Warm cap or sun hat – usually depends on time of year.
- Sunglasses and if applicable reading glasses.
- Sunscreen and chapstick with SPF.
- Rain gear (any PVC will do - it need not be expensive).
- Soft-soled non-marking shoes - good quality deck shoes are an excellent investment.
- Textbook for course.
- Camera.
- 12V car charger for cell phone.
- Calculator and mechanical pencil with eraser.
- Wine or beer (allowed after anchor only and is limited to 2 drinks maximum).
Special Opportunities
| Courses & Stateroom Bookings | Spring & Summer Guided Flotillas | Fall Guided Flotillas | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Power Learn-n-Cruise | 10-Day Sunshine Coast | 7-Day Independence Celebration | 7-Day San Juans & Saanich |
| Refresher & Maneuvering | 31-Day Broughton Islands | 7-Day Women-only San Juan Islands | 14-Day Desolation Sound |
| Private Courses | 7-Day Victoria & the Gulf Islands | 7-Day San Juan Islands | 10-Day End of Season Hoorah |
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