Sea Otter Swim Lessons private swim lessons give swimmers individual, focused attention, allowing them to learn swimming and safety skills quicker than in traditional group classes.
We are committed to providing an environment where your child feels safe enough to try new things and accomplish goals. We pride ourselves on providing quality swim lessons and teaching children and adults how to be safer in and around the water water.
Swim Lessons
Parent Tot
Ages 4 months–2.5 years
Parent Tot lessons provide a fun and foundational time for parents and infants in the pool.
Private Lessons
Ages 4 months to adult
Private lessons are great for new swimmers, fearful swimmers, or those who want individual, focused attention.
Semi-Private Lessons
Ages 4–16 years
Semi-private lessons teach cooperation and teamwork. Swimmers work together in semi-private lessons.
Adaptive—The Aqua Stars
Ages 4 months to adult
Our adaptive swim program has been specially designed to benefit children and adults with a range of special needs.
Adult Lessons
Ages 16 years and up
From fearful, non-swimmers, to those wanting to learn the competitive strokes.
Sessions
Ages 4 months and up
Our two-week sessions run in addition to our perpetual program and teach swim and safety skills in an accelerated time.
What Others Are Saying About Sea Otter
The Best Swim Lessons!
We can’t thank you enough for working so hard and gently to teach Addison how to swim. He has come so far. It was wonderful to watch. He went from crying (for the first 6 lessons) to being a confident swimmer. I attribute this to the patience, demeanor, knowledge, skill, and efforts of his instructor. Thank you for having such a positive impact on our lives!
My 18-month-old Loves Teacher Cindy!
Every morning my son goes to his bottom drawer and pulls out his swim trunks. He brings them to me and repeats “Cindy, Cindy” over and over. (It is one of the few words he knows.) I made a scrapbook of Aiden and Cindy swimming together. It is his favorite book!
Children Come First at Sea Otter!
My grandson took swim lessons at Sea Otter. We quickly realized that Sea Otter would teach swimming and water safety skills in a fun, safe environment. His lessons were a wonderful experience! Thank you Sea Otter for providing a place of excellence where children come first.
Started Swim Lessons to Make Bath Time Better
I took my granddaughter to swim lessons to make bath time more enjoyable. Washing her hair was a nightmare! I never dreamed that 2 months later she would be swimming underwater and jumping into the pool by herself. I’m so grateful to her instructor for encouraging me to stick with it (after several lessons of screaming). Now bath time is fun!! My family loves Sea Otter Swim Lessons!
Recent Blog Posts
7 Ways to safeguard your home swimming pool this summer
It’s (unofficially) summer! And with that, comes outdoor bbqs, family vacations, and lots of swim days. Unfortunately the swim season is also when we start to see the headlines of tragic drowning incidents around the country. Drowning is the leading cause of...
Clothing Week Recap
That's a wrap on Clothing Week! Thank you for bringing your swimmers so they can experience swimming in their clothes. We know it's more work for you as parents to have your swimmers in their clothes for lessons, but we think Clothing Week is so important and worth...
Surviving Parent Tot Swim Lessons—Here’s How
Getting your little one in the water with you is such a fun experience, and such an important one! But because tots are so unpredictable, sometimes those first lessons can include a little bit of tears and uncertainty. If you stick with it though, it will become such...
April is Autism Awareness Month: How Swim Lessons Help Kids with Autism
April is National Autism Awareness Month. We are so proud of our Adaptive Swim program, which has been specially designed to benefit children and adults with a range of special needs, including autism. Swim lessons are so important for children with autism because...
How clothing weeks helps prevent drownings
Drowning doesn't always look like we think it does. In fact, 69% of children who have drowned in swimming pools were not expected to be at or in the pool, yet they were found in the water. Many child drowning victims are found with their clothes on. Drownings don’t...
Six ways to help your swimmer be less nervous about lessons
For many of us, starting something new can be scary or intimidating. And for our little ones, fear and angst is normal when they don’t know what to expect with an experience. We know your little one will eventually love our swim lessons and enjoy coming each week, but...
