Copacetic Day Sail

Hi Troy, Thank you so much for sharing your review! I'm sorry that the sail left late and will check into that - we try to get away from the dock right on time. Thanks for finding us at Copacetic Sailing - please do come back! Peace, Joann Andrews

Hello Janie, It's great to hear about your sail and that everyone enjoyed themselves! We're so grateful for you posting a review of the Day Sail - thanks bunches! Happy sailing, Joann Andrews

Hi Angela, thank you so very much for taking the time to write a review for our Copacetic Day Sail. I'm glad to hear that you had a great time! Captain Joel and David are definitely there to make sure everyone is having fun, and enjoys their sail - also to keep everyone safe and comfortable. Thanks for your kind words! Joann Andrews

Hi Jody, It's great to hear that you had a wonderful experience, and enjoyed your time on the water! We absolutely appreciate your time to post a review - thank you! Joann Andrews

Hi Paul, thank you for your feedback. On the majority of our sails we do in fact see dolphins in the back bay as our local dolphins are Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphins which remain mostly near beaches and brackish water. They are most often seen near our fishing piers and the like. These beautiful creatures have distinct home ranges: areas of water in which they spend most of their time. Consequently, the individuals you see in the bay live here year-round, but of course we can can’t promise that they will be visible on every sail as they are wild animals. Unfortunately, this time of year can prove to be a bit challenging with afternoon storm patterns so we are often unable to sail into open water as the seas would provide a rough ride and most passengers prefer a smooth sail inland. We will however take this info into consideration and request that the next time you are onboard the Copacetic; simply ask the captain about the weather and possibility of sailing in any specific areas or to be more adventurous. Our crews are always welcome to take into consideration passenger input and will try to accommodate any requests if possible with weather and time permitting. -Elizabeth

We are so glad that you had a nice sail out on the Copacetic! Thank you for the suggestion, we will discuss this as an option for future sails. We hope to see you onboard again soon. -Elizabeth

Hi Jessica, Glad you had a great time and that you and your niece helped us by posting such a nice review! We would love to have you back anytime. Happy Sails, Joann Andrews

Hi there Myka, It sounds like a perfect trip! I'm so glad the dolphins came out to visit you, doesn't that mean its a lucky day?! Thank you so much for sharing your experiences with the Copacetic Day Sail - it means a lot to our family's business. Peace, Joann

Hello, Sorry we were unable to meet your expectations. We do our best to see dolphins, manatees, and point out other marine life as they pass by. While these beautiful creatures are very frequent guests and we see them on most every sail, we make no guarantees that any of these animals will be seen on every sail. On occasion, we don’t see any at all unfortunately. As for you not seeing the landmarks you were hoping to, all we can do is apologize on behalf of Mother Nature. Being a sailboat we are at the mercy of the winds and most of the time we are able to sail anywhere we please; however, the winds for your sail were out of the Northeast that day and when the winds are out of that direction, we are very limited on the direction we can sail due to a large shoal near the Sanibel Lighthouse. On the vast majority of sails this is not an issue and we get right next to it. I reviewed our marketing and it is true for what we do and who we are. I’m sorry your time onboard the Copacetic did not meet your expectations. -Aaron

Hello Rachel, What a wonderful review, and it sounds like your trip was just about perfect! I'm so grateful that you took the time to share your experiences. We love it when people enjoy learning how to sail - so I hope your two boys have memories of a great day. Peace to you, Joann