Private 1:1
$62 / 30-min lesson
$248/mo billed monthly, weekly lesson
One swimmer, one instructor, one goal. Billed monthly like everything else — $248/mo for weekly lessons.
Private lessons
Faster, quieter — and not always necessary
Private lessons progress roughly twice as fast as group — and cost about 75% more per month. For most kids, weekly group lessons are the right call; privates earn their fee for adults on a deadline, swimmers stuck on one skill, or kids who need the pool quiet.
Semi-private 2:1
$44 / swimmer / lesson
$176/mo per swimmer, weekly lesson
Two swimmers within one level of each other, per swimmer. Siblings and friends do well here.
The $48/year family registration fee applies once across group and private enrolments — never twice. Full pricing details.
Straight talk
Four cases where private lessons earn their fee
Adults on a deadline
A cruise in ten weeks, a triathlon in spring, a lifeguard course prerequisite. When the calendar is the boss, one-on-one time wins.
Swimmers stuck on one skill
Six months of group and the side-breathing still won't click? Four private lessons on exactly that skill usually costs less than four more months of waiting.
Kids who need the pool quiet
Some swimmers — including many neurodivergent kids — do their best learning without three classmates splashing. We schedule these in the calmest pool hours.
Nervous adults, first month only
A common pattern: four private lessons to get past the fear in privacy, then a move to the group class — which is friendlier to both progress and budget.
And the counter-case, plainly: for a typical child working up the ladder without a deadline, weekly group lessons at $142/mo deliver more months of instruction per dollar than privates at $248/mo — and the social side of a four-kid class is part of what keeps them coming back. If you ask us which to book and group is the right answer, that's the answer we'll give you.
How it works
Three steps to a standing slot
Tell us the goal
One sentence is enough: 'face in the water,' 'side breathing,' 'triathlon in June.' Goals shape the plan from lesson one.
We match the instructor
Anxious adults get Sam. Stroke surgery gets Theo or Nadia. Little kids get June or Casey. The match matters more than the calendar.
Weekly slot, monthly bill
Same time each week, billed monthly like everything else. Makeup tokens work identically to group lessons.
Private availability honesty: weekday 3:30–6 p.m. slots are nearly always waitlisted — mornings, early afternoons, and 7 p.m.+ book within a week or two. Ask the front desk for the current picture.
Find your level
Not sure group vs. private?
Run the level tool first — knowing the right starting rung makes the group-or-private call obvious in most cases. Then ask us, and you'll get a straight answer.