What would be the best place to engage in a saling stage in France to improve french and boat sailing?
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The 2 best providers in France for young people (up to 35).\nAnd I mean the best, though "les Glénans" is more traditional
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If you're gonna be in Nova Scotia, make sure you spend some time on Cape Breton -- closest vistas to Ireland you'll see on this continent.\n\nNever played the course (just bought the shirt) so I don't know what the holes are like, but the area around Cape Breton Highlands has tremendous views.\n\nhttp://www.highlandslinksgolf.com/welcome.html
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look for :\nENSICA\nSUPAERO\nENAC\nENSTA\nECOLE DE L'AIR\nfor the best in France\non your search engine
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What kind of boat? Where are you cruising? How long? Any objectives? There are a lot of books on "cruising". Nigel Calder and Jimmy Cornell are good authors plus there are cruing guides for specific areas. Some more info would help. \nWe have been doing it for 2 years and still going!
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Les plus beaux spots de plongée se trouvent, semblerait-il sur la mer d'Andaman, à l'ouest de Phuket (Thaïalnde)(Koh Surin, Kkoh Similan) et au sud de Phuket (Koh Llipe,Koh Tarutao...), mais il pleut beaucoup trop dans ces régions pendant la mousson, la mer étant trop mauvaise, aucun bateau ne fait la traversée. \nEn revanche tu peux aller sur Koh Tao sur le Golfe de Thailande qui est moins arrosé, où effectivement, les averses sont brutales mais courtes et le soleil, jamais bien loin. \nAussi à Chumphon.\n\nAux Maldives, \nAux Iles Fidji, \nEn Australie -côte est - ouest (Perth)\nÀ Bali
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I sail a Laser so can't be of much help to you however you could try the official Mirror website and see how you get on:\n\nhttp://www.ukmirrorsailing.com\n\nHmmmm.....For such a popular class of Dinghy there doesn't seem to be much info on it.\n\nI've found a book that might be useful to you called "Sailing the Mirror" by Roy Partridge you can get it from Amazon.com or you could maybe try \n\nhttp://www.go-sail.co.uk/forums/default.asp\n\nGood Luck!
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Try the berkeley marina.\n\nWhat kind of sailing?
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Look for a group called "L'Alliance Francaise".  You can check  the website at http://www.alliancefr.org/.  They offer classes which are total immersion, and if they don't have a class in your area, they may be able to direct you to a group.\n\nMy friends used them here in Sacramento, and even went to France for a month and enrolled in their classes in Paris.\n\nBonne chance!
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Lots of options for lessons on here:(including sound options)\nhttp://www.frenchassistant.com/default.asp \nThis one has a few phrases and has a media player, so you can hear how the phrases are pronounced. You have to scroll down a bit to see it though.\nhttp://www.bonjour.com/\n\nAvec plaisir ! (It's my pleasure)
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Well since you posted this in the water sports section, you must not want to travel in a direct line, but possibly loop over to Europe by boat?
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I saw this done in Missouri.  The boaters in a lake community regularly meet in the center of the lake and tie their boats together.  Then they chat, have happy hour (bring your own drinks and nibbles), swim and just relax.\nThat was very informal, but I found a yacht club website that gives their guidelines for a "raft up" (site posted below)\n\nHave fun!
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I think Kalmus beach in Hyannis, MA is the best but not for beginners becuase it is very crowded. You can also check out West Dennis Beach up the road.
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wait till the waters get warmer, July and august. then go drag netting. i get all kinds of stuff in the moriches bay.
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J'habitais à 10 miles du circuit, à Belton (tu peux effectivement parler de "bled"), il y a un pub hotel, The Georges... sinon sur Casttle y'en a plusieurs, check on the net!
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Et bien, si tu cliques sur ce lien, tu as tous les spots ! choisis au plus près !\nPerso j'en fait de temps en temps à Sainte Barbe (près de Quiberon) et c'est pas mal du tout !\nhttp://www.allosurf.net/spots.php\n\nSurtout ! avant d'y aller, renseignes toi, pour savoir s'il y a des vagues : un seul numéro :  08 92 68 13 60. On te renseigne sur les conditions de surf. Il y a des "surf reports" à 8h et à 14h. \n\nAmuses toi bien !
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The website of the cruise line your booking with should have a brief description of the ports of call and also most lines will let you view their shore excursions and book them online.  I have been to all these places and are very interesting.  Ketchikan was my favorite.  You can also go to Borders and find a cruise book that will tell you all about what to do at those places
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Hi\n\n\nThese people ( http://www.marseille-accueil.com/marseilles/english.php ) operate a charity welcoming new arrivals in Marseille. The website suggests they have an English speaking group.\n\nPeter