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by **Bryan Muelle** » Fri, 09 May 1997 04:00:00

My wife and I are heading to Aruba for a week at the end of this month
and we are staying La Cabana Beach Resort. I have been sailing for a few
years, but am frustrated by my lack of improvement. I think some
professional instruction would help me out a lot. My wife is a novice,
but would like to learn how to sail. Does anyone know of a good place to
a)sail b)rent equipment and c)get some good instruction for my wife and
I?

Any advice greatly appreciated
Bryan

by **Koti** » Sat, 10 May 1997 04:00:00

Quote:

> My wife and I are heading to Aruba for a week at the end of this month
> and we are staying La Cabana Beach Resort. I have been sailing for a few
> years, but am frustrated by my lack of improvement. I think some
> professional instruction would help me out a lot. My wife is a novice,
> but would like to learn how to sail. Does anyone know of a good place to
> a)sail b)rent equipment and c)get some good instruction for my wife and
> I?

> Any advice greatly appreciated
> Bryan

Without question, the best place is Roger's Windsurf Place, just up the
road from La Cabana. Roger represented Aruba in the '92 Olympics and is
a superb teacher. His rental equipment is tops: Naish sails, Mistral
and ProTech sticks. You'd be nuts to go anywhere else.

by **Paul Scrutt** » Sat, 10 May 1997 04:00:00

|> My wife and I are heading to Aruba for a week at the end of this month
|> and we are staying La Cabana Beach Resort. I have been sailing for a few
|> years, but am frustrated by my lack of improvement. I think some
|> professional instruction would help me out a lot. My wife is a novice,
|> but would like to learn how to sail. Does anyone know of a good place to
|> a)sail

Fisherman's huts.

b)rent equipment

Vela Highwind center

and c)get some good instruction for my wife and
|> I?

Vela Highwind center

|>
|> Any advice greatly appreciated
|> Bryan
--
Paul Scrutton - My views may not agree with those
of employer.

by **Thomas R. Le** » Sat, 10 May 1997 04:00:00

Quote:

> My wife and I are heading to Aruba for a week at the end of this month
> and we are staying La Cabana Beach Resort. I have been sailing for a few
> years, but am frustrated by my lack of improvement. I think some
> professional instruction would help me out a lot. My wife is a novice,
> but would like to learn how to sail. Does anyone know of a good place to
> a)sail b)rent equipment and c)get some good instruction for my wife and
> I?

> Any advice greatly appreciated
> BryanBryan, I recommend Roger's also, Dasher at Vela is good. At Roger's

ask for Dave or Roger (Ro-jay). Check out www.rogerswindsurf.com Tell
them Tom from Wyoming sent you for a 00% discount. Enjoy Tom

by **MTVNewsG** » Sat, 10 May 1997 04:00:00

Definately Vela...the lead instructor is Dasher, but everyone there is
good.

by **Paul Hancoc** » Sun, 18 May 1997 04:00:00

Just got back from Aruba a couple of weeks ago. Second year down there,
first year with Vela. Definitely go with Vela -the instruction was great!
The instructors really can get the message across and are genuinely
interested in your success. The daily 5:00pm Q&A on the beach is a great
way to pick up tips and get your questions answered.

Definitely helped me!!

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