Private Swim Lessons
Swimingo brings private one-on-one swim lessons to Weston, Florida. A certified instructor travels to your own backyard pool, so lessons happen in water your child already knows — in Weston Hills, Savanna, Bonaventure, Windmill Ranch, and across the city. All ages and skill levels are welcome, with scheduling that fits around school, camp, and travel sports.
Do you really come to our home pool in Weston?
Yes. That is the whole model. A certified Swimingo instructor travels to your backyard pool anywhere in Weston, including Weston Hills, Savanna, Bonaventure, and Windmill Ranch. Your child learns in familiar water, and you skip the drive.
How much do private swim lessons cost in Weston?
We publish our rates rather than quoting them privately, so here they are: a 30-minute Splash Starter lesson for ages 1 to 5 is $54.99 USD, a 45-minute Learn to Swim lesson for ages 5 to 17 is $69.99 USD, and a 45-minute Adult Swim lesson for ages 18 and up is $69.99 USD. Those are the same rates everywhere we teach in Florida, Weston included, and every minute of the lesson is your child's alone. If you book a package of 10 lessons, you save 10% off the single-lesson rate.
What ages do you teach in Weston?
From toddlers to adults. Young children focus on water safety and comfort first, school-age kids and teens build strokes and stamina, and adults are welcome whether they are starting from zero or improving technique.
You should not have to request a quote to find out what a swim lesson costs. These are our Florida rates, published in full, in US dollars — no form to fill in and no sales call first.
Each price is for one private lesson of the length shown — one instructor, one swimmer, at your pool.
Weston is one of the most family-focused communities in Broward County. It is a planned city of gated neighborhoods, A-rated schools, and homes built around water — most streets in Weston Hills and Savanna back onto a lake or a screened backyard pool. About 73% of Weston households own their home, most homes are detached single-family, and the city's median household income runs roughly double the Broward County median. Families here invest in their kids, and swimming is not optional in a city where nearly every home is steps from water.
That is exactly why the at-home model fits Weston. Instead of driving the kids up I-75 or the Sawgrass Expressway to a crowded group class, the instructor comes to you. Your child gets the full lesson one-on-one — no waiting on a pool deck, no sharing an instructor with eight other kids, no losing the summer to a waitlist. Between school pickup, soccer at Tequesta Trace Park, and everything else on a Weston family's calendar, the drive you skip is the point.
Lessons are for every stage: toddlers getting safe and comfortable in the water for the first time, school-age kids building real strokes before summer camp, teens tuning technique, and adults who never got the chance to learn properly. Beginners get calm, patient, step-by-step coaching. Stronger swimmers work on form and endurance. Every session is one-on-one, in your pool, at your pace.
Weston's neighborhoods each have their own rhythm, and at-home lessons flex to all of them. In Weston Hills, lessons often follow the golf-and-tennis afternoon circuit. In Savanna, the community's own pools and water features mean kids grow up around water from their first steps. Bonaventure families juggle school runs with resort-area traffic, and Windmill Ranch's larger properties mean the backyard pool is the center of summer. Wherever you are, the lesson comes to you — and between Weston Town Center errands and evenings at Tequesta Trace Park, that is time back in your week.
One more thing Weston parents appreciate: in South Florida, swimming is a twelve-month skill. Backyard pools here do not close for winter, and a child who can swim confidently in September keeps that confidence through spring. Booking is flexible, so lessons can follow your family's calendar — school terms, travel, tournament weekends — instead of a fixed session schedule that resets every ten weeks.
Drowning is the leading cause of death for children ages 1 to 4 in Broward County — not just statewide — and the county reports that the majority of drownings happen when a child is left unsupervised. Across Florida, more than 500 people died from unintentional drowning in 2023.
Broward County takes this seriously: the county health department, the Children's Services Council and Broward's SWIM Central program together offer coupons that help families with young children cover the cost of swim lessons. Whether your family uses a county program, private lessons, or both, the goal is the same — children who are safe and confident in the water they live around.
In Weston that risk sits close to home: most streets in Weston Hills and Savanna back onto a lake or a screened backyard pool, so the water a child can reach is usually the water they live beside.
Swimingo also serves other Broward County communities. From Weston, explore private swim lessons in Davie, private swim lessons in Southwest Ranches, private swim lessons in Sunrise.
Yes. Drowning is the leading cause of death for children ages 1 to 4 in Broward County, according to the Florida Department of Health in Broward County. In a city like Weston where most homes sit near a pool or lake, early swim lessons are a safety layer, not a luxury.
Yes — the county health department, the Children's Services Council and Broward's SWIM Central program together offer coupons that help families with young children cover lesson costs, on top of Florida's state program. Private one-on-one lessons at home work well alongside those programs when you want faster progress, flexible scheduling, or lessons in your own pool.
Yes. Nervous swimmers are a big part of what we do. Learning one-on-one in your own backyard pool — without the noise of a group class — is usually the fastest way for an anxious child to get comfortable.
Lessons happen at your pool — for most Weston families that is the backyard pool, and community or club pools can work when guests and instructors are permitted. If you are not sure what your community allows, ask us and we will help you check.
Reach out through our contact page and we will set up your first lesson and a schedule that fits your week. Your instructor comes to your pool.