West Coast Multihulls

Pat Spruce _{on Google}

Feb 15th, 2022

ASA 101 was a great experience with Burdette as my instructor. He challenged me and provided me with confidence to be safe and competent. It was a great starting point to be followed by ASA 103,104,114 onboard with Anthony as my instructor for the week. I was solo and was fortunate to be paired with fellow students who were a true pleasure to be with. Anthony's passion is evident and he provided instruction in a way that made the week an extremely enjoyable experience. Anthony also provided me with confidence to be safe and confident in my abilities on a catamaran. I also appreciated the other staff who are friendly and truly interested in making the experience fun and rewarding. I would strongly recommend West Coast Multihulls.

Amanda Howard _{on Google}

Dec 5th, 2021

I wish I could give our experience 10 stars. 11 ladies took a morning 9-1pm cruise with Captain Ryan Craft. It was for my bachelorette, and it was the perfect laid back morning I was looking for. The boat was beyond amazing: plenty of lounge area, a big table for eating, a fridge to load everything into and speakers for jams. Ryan made sure I got my swim in, even though he thought I was crazy for jumping in in November. No one got sea sick, and everyone had the best time!

edgar mulller _{on Google}

Nov 11th, 2021

Definitely ask for Ryan craft to be your captain, he made the trip super informative but also fun and it was truly a great time from start to finish we were prepared for anything at the end of the class and look forward to continuing our education with him. 101 103 104 and 114 with him so far and it was epic .
Strongly recommend Ryan and this company

Randy Castle _{on Google}

Sep 3rd, 2021

We did a one day bareboat charter with West Coast Multihulls. The boat was clean and in good working order. Captain Ryan Craft was great getting us ready in the morning and offered to provide phone help if needed while we had the boat.

Michael Brantley _{on Google}

Mar 5th, 2022

Wife and I took courses ASA-101,103,104 and 114 West Coast Multihull. Basically jumped into the deep end of the pool. We read the material before arriving, thats pretty key, but a lot of things will not make sense until you get hands on. Our Capt/Instructor Anthony Austin Happy Capt, absolutely nailed the courses. His knowledge was extremely deep, and his ability to instruct was shear mastery. The weather conditions for ASA-103 was 12 foot seas, blowing at 25, gusting 30 knots. He showed us double reef on mainsail and jib, our Leopard Catamaran 44 eased into the Pacific. The learning and adventure was set. It was complete wow, we did Man Over Board (MOB) drills until we could handle that vessel, not the vessel handling us to get into position for saving life, quickly! We went from knowing squat, to confidence at the helm in any situation. We had instructor inputs as we grew in knowledge, for example, GPS failures, Power loss, Auto pilot failures. Happy Capt intensified our experience as we grew in knowledge and demonstrated performance, never making us feel out of control. The ending of the course was gaining experience at approaching, docking and basically being able to completely control an extremely expensive vessel. I had to put the corner edge of the starboard stern step off, onto a cleat between a multi-million dollar yacht and another catamaran with the wind blowing at 10 knots. Wasnt even a thought, only control and execution. Two thumbs up! Class act, Thanks Happy Capt, well done sir. West Coast Multihull has excellent instructors and believe me, they delivered. We flew from the east coast to experience this training, money well spent.