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POST-CRUISE OPERATIONS
- You should run your motor at a distance of 1 mile from the port entrance.
- It would be correct to go back to the wind and lower the sails with the help of a rope or a halyard and reef them.
- Don't forget to keep the sheets on the cranes and center the derricks.
- It is important that your mooring ropes are always ready.
- When choosing a mooring rope, make sure to use the long ones. The length of the ropes you will use should be longer than the length of your boat.
- Keep in mind that having your fenders ready is a great convenience when docking.
- Maintain radio contact before entering the port and move slowly once entry is clear.
- It is always an advantage to enter the port very slowly, so as not to disturb other boats.
- Remember that it is always in your favor to get plenty of information about a new port before you enter it.
- Sharing tasks between the boat crew and guests will provide great convenience in terms of operation.
- Preliminary information about the maneuvers to be performed will facilitate the cruise.
- If you need to change your maneuver in a different situation, you can act boldly and create a new maneuver.
- Be sure that changes of maneuver will bring you new experiences.
- Communicating clear, understandable commands as you approach the mooring site will ensure safe and accurate application.
- Remember that you are the one who knows your boat the best, that the participants in the cruise are relying on you and that you should act by keeping calm in every situation.
- When the mooring of your boat is finished, you need to stop the engine.
- It is important to collect your sheets in the right way.
- Do not forget to clear your deck at the end of the cruise.
- Make sure that the interior of the boat remains tidy.
- Make sure that the radio is switched off at the end of the cruise.
- It is important to check that the logbook has been completed in full.
- If the cruise is complete, you are free to take off your shoes.
- A general evaluation of the cruise with the boat crew and guests will give you a new perspective.
- Enjoy your pleasant time.