Sailing Books by Nauticed

Announcing NauticEd’s Books Series

But these aren’t just any ol’ books – these are paper hybrid ebooks. What the heck is that? They are paper books with QR codes. The QR code leads the reader to further and in-depth resources like an animation, video, or link to a website for more knowledge. The books are stand alone resources by themselves but are enhanced by the QR codes. As you read the book, whenever you come across a QR code just pull your phone out of your pocket and scan the code. Incredibly fun and enlightening!

“These are the Best Sailing Education Books in the World”

Skippering a Small Keelboat

See the Sail Magazine article written about this book.


(buy on Amazon)
(buy on Barnes and Noble)

Skippering a Small Keelboat

Maneuver and Dock Your Sailboat Under Power
(buy on Amazon)
(buy on Barnes and Noble)

Maneuvering and docking a Sailboat Under Power

Successfully Skipper a Sailboat
(buy on Amazon)
(buy on Barnes and Noble)

How to Skipper a Sailboat

Navigation Rules
(buy on Amazon)

Sailing Navigation Rules Book

Alex Learns to Sail
A fiction educational book about a boy, Alex, who learns to sail from a mysterious and magical teacher. If you have kids, this book will keep them captivated and entertained at the same time as learning how to sail a dinghy sailboat.

The paper book is available from Amazon and the iBook is on the Apple iBooks store.

Alex Learns to Sail

Author

  • Grant Headifen

    Grant Headifen is a USCG-certified Master Mariner (50-Ton), founder of NauticEd, and one of the sailing world's most recognized educators. With 46 years on the water, charters across 40+ global destinations, 5 sailing books, 30+ online courses, and 300,000+ students worldwide, Grant brings real-world expertise to every article. He pioneered fractional boat ownership through SailTime and serves on the Texas Boater Safety Advisory Board. NauticEd is the only U.S. sailing education body recognized by the U.S. Coast Guard under American National Standards.

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Last updated on September 14th, 2023