Münster Castle

Aaseepiraten set sail

For six weeks - the individual courses run for one week each - the young sailors have the Aasee firmly in their hands. Often all our boats are out and about, manned by crews organised according to age and ability. There has never been a shortage of fun when learning to sail. This is certainly one reason why some holiday weeks are always fully booked early. Incidentally, there are only two requirements for these holiday sailing courses: The children must be 6 years old and be able to swim. However, life jackets, which we provide free of charge, must be worn. Because safety comes first with us.

The sailing week always starts on Mondays and ends on Fridays. We sail daily between 10:00 and 16:00. The hungry young captains bring a packed lunch for the lunch break.

The following courses are available:

Junior courses (from 6-9 years)

We divide the junior courses into levels A, B and C. The Junior A course is for the youngest sailing beginners from the age of 6, who are given a very gentle introduction to sailing. In the Junior B course, the skills are repeated and refined. The Junior C course gives girls and boys an introduction to regatta sailing. At the age of 9, the Junior Basic course is the best place to start. You will be sailing in small teams of 3 or 4 on our stable Rügen dinghies.

Junior A: For beginners aged 6-8

Junior B: for children who have already done Junior A

Junior C: for children who have already completed Junior B

Junior basic course: for children aged 9 and over

Basic courses (from 10 years)

We divide the basic courses into levels A, B and C. Basic course A is for all sailing beginners between the ages of 10 and 15. The basic course B is characterised by repetition and refinement of sailing skills, where trapeze sailing is also possible. In basic course C, trapeze sailing is always used, some new sailing manoeuvres are added and the theory is expanded.

Basic course A: for all beginners aged 10 and over who would like to learn to sail

Basic course B: for anyone aged 10 and over with previous sailing experience

Basic course C: for all those who have already completed basic course B

Advanced course (from 12 years)

For all those aged 12 and over with good sailing experience who are sporty and have completed the basic B and C courses. Spinnaker and trapeze sailing round off this expert course.

Planing dinghy course (from 10 years)

For children aged 10 and over who want to sail fast and have sound previous knowledge (e.g. two sailing courses). Sailing is on the RS Feva or RS Venture, for advanced sailors also on the gennaker - wet feet are guaranteed.

Jutta is a Münster native with heart and soul and has lived in the city for many decades. With her many years of experience as a city guide and her passion for the history and nature of Münsterland, she inspires her guests to discover what makes this region unique. Whether historical highlights or the peaceful parkland in the suburbs - Jutta knows the most beautiful routes and the most exciting stories.

Her guided bike tour with four culinary stops is not just an experience for connoisseurs: it covers around 25 to 30 kilometres through the green surroundings of Münster, accompanied by moderate exercise, fresh air and exciting insights. The tour leads to selected stops where high-quality, sustainable and seasonal food and drinks from regional businesses are on offer. A tour for anyone who wants to experience the region in a relaxed and enjoyable way.

Aaseepiraten set sail

For six weeks - the individual courses run for one week each - the young sailors have the Aasee firmly in their hands. Often all our boats are out and about, manned by crews organised according to age and ability. There has never been a shortage of fun when learning to sail. This is certainly one reason why some holiday weeks are always fully booked early. Incidentally, there are only two requirements for these holiday sailing courses: The children must be 6 years old and be able to swim. However, life jackets, which we provide free of charge, must be worn. Because safety comes first with us.

The sailing week always starts on Mondays and ends on Fridays. We sail daily between 10:00 and 16:00. Hungry young captains bring a packed lunch for the lunch break.

The following courses are available:

Junior courses (from 6-9 years)

We divide the junior courses into levels A, B and C. The Junior A course is for the youngest sailing beginners from the age of 6, who are given a very gentle introduction to sailing. In the Junior B course, the skills are repeated and refined. The Junior C course gives girls and boys an introduction to regatta sailing. At the age of 9, the Junior Basic course is the best place to start. You will be sailing in small teams of 3 or 4 on our stable Rügen dinghies.

Junior A: For beginners aged 6-8

Junior B: for children who have already done Junior A

Junior C: for children who have already completed Junior B

Junior basic course: for children aged 9 and over

Basic courses (from 10 years)

We divide the basic courses into levels A, B and C. Basic course A is for all sailing beginners between the ages of 10 and 15. The basic course B is characterised by repetition and refinement of sailing skills, where trapeze sailing is also possible. In basic course C, trapeze sailing is always used, some new sailing manoeuvres are added and the theory is expanded.

Basic course A: for all beginners aged 10 and over who would like to learn to sail

Basic course B: for anyone aged 10 and over with previous sailing experience

Basic course C: for all those who have already completed basic course B

Advanced course (from 12 years)

For all those aged 12 and over with good sailing experience who are sporty and have completed the basic B and C courses. Spinnaker and trapeze sailing round off this expert course.

Planing dinghy course (from 10 years)

For children aged 10 and over who want to sail fast and have sound previous knowledge (e.g. two sailing courses). Sailing is on the RS Feva or RS Venture, for advanced sailors also on the gennaker - wet feet are guaranteed.

Aaseepiraten set sail

For six weeks - the individual courses run for one week each - the young sailors have the Aasee firmly in their hands. Often all our boats are out and about, manned by crews organised according to age and ability. There has never been a shortage of fun when learning to sail. This is certainly one reason why some holiday weeks are always fully booked early. Incidentally, there are only two requirements for these holiday sailing courses: The children must be 6 years old and be able to swim. However, life jackets, which we provide free of charge, must be worn. Because safety comes first with us.

The sailing week always starts on Mondays and ends on Fridays. We sail daily between 10:00 and 16:00. The hungry young captains bring a packed lunch for the lunch break.

The following courses are available:

Junior courses (from 6-9 years)

We divide the junior courses into levels A, B and C. The Junior A course is for the youngest sailing beginners from the age of 6, who are given a very gentle introduction to sailing. In the Junior B course, the skills are repeated and refined. The Junior C course gives girls and boys an introduction to regatta sailing. At the age of 9, the Junior Basic course is the best place to start. You will be sailing in small teams of 3 or 4 on our stable Rügen dinghies.

Junior A: For beginners aged 6-8

Junior B: for children who have already done Junior A

Junior C: for children who have already completed Junior B

Junior basic course: for children aged 9 and over

Basic courses (from 10 years)

We divide the basic courses into levels A, B and C. Basic course A is for all sailing beginners between the ages of 10 and 15. The basic course B is characterised by repetition and refinement of sailing skills, where trapeze sailing is also possible. Basic course C always involves trapeze sailing, a few new sailing manoeuvres and more theory.

Basic course A: for all beginners aged 10 and over who would like to learn to sail

Basic course B: for anyone aged 10 and over with previous sailing experience

Basic course C: for all those who have already completed basic course B

Advanced course (from 12 years)

For all those aged 12 and over with good sailing experience who are sporty and have completed the basic B and C courses. Spinnaker and trapeze sailing round off this expert course.

Planing dinghy course (from 10 years)

For children aged 10 and over who want to sail fast and have sound previous knowledge (e.g. two sailing courses). Sailing is on the RS Feva or RS Venture, for advanced sailors also on the gennaker - wet feet are guaranteed.

Aaseepiraten set sail

For six weeks - the individual courses run for one week each - the young sailors have the Aasee firmly in their hands. Often all our boats are out and about, manned by crews organised according to age and ability. There has never been a shortage of fun when learning to sail. This is certainly one reason why some holiday weeks are always fully booked early. Incidentally, there are only two requirements for these holiday sailing courses: The children must be 6 years old and be able to swim. However, life jackets, which we provide free of charge, must be worn. Because safety comes first with us.

The sailing week always starts on Mondays and ends on Fridays. We sail daily between 10:00 and 16:00. The hungry young captains bring a packed lunch for the lunch break.

The following courses are available:

Junior courses (from 6-9 years)

We divide the junior courses into levels A, B and C. The Junior A course is for the youngest sailing beginners from the age of 6, who are given a very gentle introduction to sailing. In the Junior B course, the skills are repeated and refined. The Junior C course gives girls and boys an introduction to regatta sailing. At the age of 9, the Junior Basic course is the best place to start. You will be sailing in small teams of 3 or 4 on our stable Rügen dinghies.

Junior A: For beginners aged 6-8

Junior B: for children who have already done Junior A

Junior C: for children who have already completed Junior B

Junior basic course: for children aged 9 and over

Basic courses (from 10 years)

We divide the basic courses into levels A, B and C. Basic course A is for all sailing beginners between the ages of 10 and 15. The basic course B is characterised by repetition and refinement of sailing skills, where trapeze sailing is also possible. In basic course C, trapeze sailing is always used, some new sailing manoeuvres are added and the theory is expanded.

Basic course A: for all beginners aged 10 and over who would like to learn to sail

Basic course B: for anyone aged 10 and over with previous sailing experience

Basic course C: for all those who have already completed basic course B

Advanced course (from 12 years)

For all those aged 12 and over with good sailing experience who are sporty and have completed the basic B and C courses. Spinnaker and trapeze sailing round off this expert course.

Planing dinghy course (from 10 years)

For children aged 10 and over who want to sail fast and have sound previous knowledge (e.g. two sailing courses). Sailing is on the RS Feva or RS Venture, for advanced sailors also on the gennaker - wet feet are guaranteed.