SEA SCOUTS
Ages 14 through 20 years old
​Sea Scouts is a co-ed Scouting America program for young people who want to build leadership skills, learn about boating and seamanship, and take on exciting adventures on the water.
Sea Scouts learn by doing. Members work together to plan activities, develop practical skills, and take on leadership responsibilities while exploring their interests and challenging themselves in new ways.
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Adventure on, in, and around the Water!
What Do Sea Scouts Do?
Sea Scouts can participate in a wide variety of activities and experiences, including:
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Boating & Sailing: Learn how to safely operate and care for boats while developing seamanship skills.
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Navigation: Learn about charts, navigation, knots, weather, and other skills used on the water.
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Water Safety: Develop important boating and water-safety skills and learn how to respond in an emergency.
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Adventure: Participate in sailing, kayaking, paddling, camping, and other water-based activities.
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Leadership: Youth members help plan activities, lead projects, and take responsibility for their ship.
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Service: Give back to the community through service projects and conservation activities.
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Advancement: Work toward Sea Scout ranks and build skills through hands-on experiences.
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