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The Importance of Planning Where to Put Your Boat for a Hurricane

Learn how to ensure your boat survives a hurricane by choosing the right location. Discover key insights from expert Carolyn Shearlock, of The Boat Galley, who has weathered multiple storms. Then sign up for our online class, "Hurricane Readiness: A Blueprint for Boaters," to get step-by-step guidance and practical hurricane preparation tips.

Hurricane Preparedness, Response, and Recovery Resources

UPDATE: This Hurricane season has already wreaked havoc on sailors and the American Sailing family. Hurricane Fiona affected Puerto Rico and Hurricane Ian crossed over Florida and the Carolinas. While some of our schools were sparred heavy damage others are trying to make their way back to business as they attempt to assess the heavy damage to their boats and

Ask Lauren: How Does a Hurricane Affect Water Quality?

Sailing in Key West after the Hurricane

Many have heard the tales of destruction that hurricane Irma left in her wake. At this time, Key West is getting back to normal and preparing for a busy spring. Come on down and enjoy a sailing adventure and the beautiful sunsets!

ASA Assists Hurricane-Ravaged Affiliates

The American Sailing Association has raised almost $30,000 for affiliates to help them re-open for business after being ravaged by recent hurricanes.

ASA Schools Reopen After Hurricanes

Many ASA Certified Sailing Schools are open & ready for your business despite the recent hurricanes - so contact them and see what they have to offer!

ASA’s Hurricane Relief Fund

They taught you to sail. Now they need your help. Donate now to help support the employees of our affiliated sailing schools and charter companies and help them rebuild and reopen.

Bracing for Impact – A Quick List of Hurricane Protection Reminders

A short list of some important, and maybe commonly overlooked, precautionary ideas to keep in mind when trying to protect a boat at the dock during a storm.

Weathering Earl in the British Virgin Islands