Female crews
Sailor's partner seeking independence, already a captain or just willing to try, welcome aboard, among ourselves!
Every Saturday from 1.30 pm to 3.30 pm
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Discover or improve your sailing skills in a safe space, without prejudices.
Encouraging more and more women to try, practice, perform and most importantly enjoy sailing is written in Geneva Sailing School's DNA. We want every woman to have the chance to become a confident sailor, a competent crew member and a great captain.
For the ones who want to try but hesitate, reluctant to find out that sailing is inaccessible
For the ones who would not find their place on board alongside other sailors
For the ones who dream of becoming captains, maneuvering a sailboat and managing a crew
And to every woman, we offer a safe space through sailing courses, to gain self-confidence and sailing autonomy, with a passionate teacher who will guide you towards achieving your goals.
Join the crew!
Diversity, equity and inclusion guide our educational approach to contribute to the affirmation of women and other groups under-represented in a typical yacht club, allowing them to create new experiences of female leadership. During activities and events we organize meetings and discussions in order to create a network of women sailors and to promote local activities.
How do you become a pioneer? A woman who transgresses, traces her path and imposes herself in a universe which until then was essentially male?
“By not giving a damn about the clichés and destinies assigned by the genre. By making fun of standards, ignoring any limits that anyone would want to impose on women. And by spontaneously refusing that there could be the slightest difference between the freedoms and ambitions of girls and those of boys. "
Isabelle Autissier, born October 18, 1956 in Paris, the first female sailor to complete a solo around the world competition.
