Welcome visiting groups
We aim to earn income from visiting camps and lessons, alongside rentals.
Earned income and a home · Bahamian heritage
Earn income. Fund local access.
Visitors can help keep local children sailing. Our paid camps and lessons can support youth access. Watersports services can also create work for Bahamians who know and love these waters.
Keep local access open
We aim to use that income to help pay for free and subsidised youth places. It also supports equipment and operations.
Build local livelihoods
We train Bahamians for instruction and watersports work.
Our aim is sustainable income and local jobs, with paid visiting camps helping fund subsidised local places.
Offer watersports
We will develop sailing, wingfoiling, kitesurfing and windsurfing with trained instructors and suitable equipment.
A permanent home
We plan a Savannah Sound base with storage and maintenance facilities, classrooms and launching facilities.
Culture & heritage
We learn from traditional sailors and boat builders. We aim to develop sloop fleets and Homecoming regattas, alongside inter-settlement events.
Share local responsibility
We work with schools and families, with support from community leaders. We support standards while local teams run programmes.
Build maritime skills
We prepare people for instruction and boat care, programme leadership and visitor services.
We want more Bahamians to take part in the marine economy.