Please can you help me decide which boat is the best one for me

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I am thinking of booking a RYA sailing course - but I am not sure which boat is best for me, can you give me some pointers?

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We have a number of sailing yachts, all with different rig types.
They are divided into two different group types

Classic and Club Class.
The Classic yacht is our Bavaria 36 (see http://www.clubsail.com/charter-classic-bavaria-36.html).  The Bavaria 36 is called "Boncho", and we use her quite a lot for our Yachtmaster preparation and exam weeks (see http://www.clubsail.com/rya-sail-yachtmaster-offshore-mca.html).
She is great for single clients, the budget conscious or if you would like experience of handling a smaller yacht.

Our Club Class yachts are all 12m plus long and include:

• Agi, our Hanse 400e (see http://www.clubsail.com/charter-hanse-400e.html);
• St Fernando, our Sun Odyssey 39i (see http://www.clubsail.com/charter-sun-oddissey-39i.html);
• Alalan, our Sun Odyssey 42i (she is a larger version of the 39i, but has twin heads)
• Teyha Tala, our Sun Odyssey 45DS (see http://www.clubsail.com/charter-sun-oddissey-45ds.html).  As a larger yacht with a in-mast furling main sail we only use her for Competent Crew or milebuilding;

• Stan, our Prima 38 who is a great cruiser/racer (see http://www.clubsail.com/charter-seaquest-prima-38e.html.  She has hank on sails, points about 20 degrees to the wind and (as Yachting Monthly said) gets there comfortably faster.

We normally just allocate you to a boat type, as we always try and mix the crews to ensure that you get a great mix of both abilities and interests.
If you need any extra information please get in touch info@clubsail.com[/list][/list]