The Dyer Dhow is a 9-foot dinghy that can be used with or without a sailing rig. It is a perfect boat in which to get comfortable on the water as it is capable of holding several children. This boat is easy to row and very stable. It is used in the Sea Urchin and Mates classes.

The Optimist is an 8-foot, single handed dinghy specifically designed for young sailors to learn to sail. It is easy to manage and fun to sail. It is the perfect boat to learn basic sailing and racing skills, making it the most popular boat in the world! Often referred to as an "opti", this boat is used in the Mates and Bo'suns classes and by the Opti Race Team.

The 420 is the ideal boat for young sailors to learn boat handling and racing skills. Its name implies its overall length of 420 centimeters, or approximately 13 feet, 8 inches. This stable, two person boat with a mainsail and a jib is the national standard for developing teamwork skills. As sailors advance, they can add a spinnaker and a trapeze for a more exciting and challenging ride. The 420 is used in the Ensign, Mariner and Skipper classes, and by the 420 Race Team.

The Rhodes 19 is a comfortable and stable 19-foot boat with a mainsail and jib that can be comfortably sailed by at least 4 sailors. A spinnaker can be added for more downwind fun. This boat is used in the Skipper, Mariner and Adult sailing classes.