Before You Begin

 1) Carefully watch the briefing and demonstration by our staff. Do not hesitate to ask any question that arises.

2) Check rescue and firefighting equipment.

3) Make sure you have at least one charged cell phone or 12volt car charger.

4) Find out about the weather. Consult our staff for the places that are best to visit depending on the weather conditions.

5) Wear life jackets for children and those passengers who do not know how to swim.

Getting started

1)Lower the engine into the water, using the "trim down" button.

2) Make sure all occupants are seated.

3) Make sure you have the "quick stop" safety rope in your hand.

4) Make sure the levers are in the vertical position, ie you are dead. Only then can the engine start.

During the voyage

1) The captain must always take into account the maritime traffic, the depth of the sea and the existence of bathers.

2) Do not move more than 2 nautical miles offshore

3) Keep a safe distance from the coast and bathers. If you need to approach a shore, reduce your speed to a minimum and trim up if the water is shallow.

4) Before anyone dives into the water, the pilot must make sure that the anchor is "caught" and the engine is off.

5) Keep right on channels and ports.

6) Never cross the bow of a moving boat.

7) Do not use the anchor in deep water, except when you see the seabed. The rope you leave will be about three times the depth.