Executive Team Building

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Build Strength with Competition and Teamwork!
Our most popular program is one-design keelboat fleet racing. Learn everything the big boys do on a scaled down version. Up to ten teams can compete against nature and each other in a series of “round the buoys” races.

Each team will consist of four members and will be assigned one coach. Everyone will learn to build skills quickly and have a chance to lead their team through course strategies. This is not a learn-to-sail program but some basic skills are inherintely learned through this goal-oriented experience. Most important, participants learn clever psychology to raise their level of performance and how to shape their team and their goals to meet the challenges of the playing field. Great fun for men and women-newcomers and experienced sailors alike.

A brief syllabus for this half-day activity includes orientation, team selection, strategy developement, safety procedures of course, and a de-briefing. We will gladly customize the activity to suit any schedule or particular agenda.

What can we expect from an event with Castle Harbor?
Your experience will always include:

• Active participation of every crew member—each member of your group will experience sailing hands-on, no matter their experience level.
• A professionally trained crew—our staff includes highly experienced sailors, including national racing champions.
• The best fleet of sailboats—our ever-increasing fleet of new boats will impress and excite your group during the event.
• An unforgettable time—We’re certain you’ll enjoy your corporateevent when held with Castle Harbor…your pleasure is our top priority!
• Castle Harbor holds our corporate clients in the highest regard, and will strive to make your experience as comfortable and rewarding as possible. It is also our responsibility to ensure a safe experience for everyone on board. All crew of each boat, including your group, are required to wear lifejackets to be prepared for the unexpected.

What should we wear?
Wear comfortable clothing appropriate for the day’s weather. Depending on the day’s winds, there is a likelihood of getting wet so try to wear clothing that is still comfortable under these conditions. You may also want to bring a hat and sunscreen (SPF 15 or higher) as sunny days out on the water can be intense. Lastly, make sure your shoes have non-slip soles to grip to a wet boat deck. We prefer deck shoes, which usually have “razor cut” soles that allow for good grip of the deck.