Sail with Scott Corporate Team Building

Scott Self, as captain of the Seawolf,  will lead your group while on your cruise. Your team will actually steer the boat and trim the sails under Scott's direction. There is no extra charge for team building.  Regular cruise rates apply, so this is a great bargain.

Click on "about Scott " to read about Scott's impressive background in private and public office including being  former Mayor of Rockwall.  Scott has taught sailing for years and is a Certified U S Coast Guard Masters Captain.

At the end of the cruise, your team will be able to say they not only went sailing, they actually sailed the boat!

Prices start for as little as $600 for a one and a half hour team building cruise. The boat will carry up to 49 guests.

You and your team can get away from the office and build improved working relationships.  Sailing provides a relaxing and unique environment to promote and encourage team building.

Imagine spending the day on the lake learning to sail, enjoying the calming nature of sailing through the water, and maybe stopping at one of the restaurants on the lake for lunch. After sailing you can have a happy hour debriefing at one of the 6 restaurants or bars right where the boat docks at The Harbor.

Our Sail Based Team Building program provides participants with valuable leadership and teamwork skills; placing work groups in a new, challenging and fun environment.  Our program is built around teaching you and your group how to sail.

We can create a program tailored to your specific needs.
Please click on Contact Scott to get further details, or call Scott at 214-803-0025 to discuss how we can help your business be more productive!

We work closely with the Hilton Bella Harbor Hotel in Rockwall, and others for services needed before and after the Team Building experience.

Good team building should accomplish the following: 

• A deeper understanding between co-workers
• Co-workers like each other better than before
• An experience of having performed well together
• A feeling that “we’re good at what we do”
• An increased desire to cooperate and help each other out
• Specific learnings that can be applied at work
• And maybe most of all: A sense that the sailing event was “time well spent”

1. The sailing event has common goals for all participants, making people cooperate, not compete
2. The sailing event rewards not only those who get good results but also those who help others get good results and those who help make it a nice experience for everyone
3. You take plenty of time to let participants reflect on how the learnings from the Sailing event can be applied in their work