The boats vary from chapter to chapter and range in size from 12 feet up to 28 feet. These vessels are used for sailing classes and are also available for use by club members. In addition, all of the chapters work together to organize multi-day sailboat cruising adventures. SEAS has cruised the Chesapeake Bay, Martha's Vinyard, Florida Keys, the Carribean, Spain, and even Tahiti. Many new adventures are planned for the 2001 Cruising Schedule.
SEAS also participates in sailboat racing events.
Each chapter offers a variety of sailing classes from beginning through advanced cruising and navigation courses. Classes are taught by SEAS members who have been certified as sailing instructors by the Red Cross. SEAS is more than just sailing, it's a club. Throughout the year the chapters offers a variety of parties, sailing events, and trips in addition to the regular meetings. It's a great way to meet people who are looking for sailing opportunities or who have a boat and are looking for crew.