Boat Handling

Disorientation is a real phenomenon in boating, especially during docking maneuvers.

Handling the lines while docking at a marina is a skill as important as handling the boat itself.

Far too often, marina accidents happen because boaters plan for wind while ignoring current.

If you address the dual challenges of communication and sightlines, docking becomes a whole lot easier.

Safely picking up a mooring will put you in the heart of harbor scenes that only boaters can enjoy.

Just because you’re out boating doesn’t mean you’re improving your skills on things like docking.

If you're having trouble with docking skills, the problem may be anxiety.

Moving from a monohull to a powercat requires some practice. A bareboat charter is a great way to get it.

Once you learn to make use of your boat’s sliding stern, close-quarters maneuvering will be far easier.