CURIOSITIES

Fire on board is one of the most feared emergencies in navigation. A boat is a complex environment where fuel, electricity, synthetic materials, and often confined spaces coexist. In these conditions, a fire can develop rapidly and become difficult to control. Fire safety does not depend only on the presence of extinguishers but on a combination of prevention, correct choice of devices, and proper organization of onboard spaces . The Fundamental Principle: Prevent Before Exti

A tender  is not just a “small service boat”: it is the gateway to the sea and an essential tool for comfort and safety on board. Choosing the right tender depends on many factors: hull type, material, weight, load capacity, propulsion, and intended use. 1. Types of Tenders Rigid Hull (RIB – Rigid Inflatable Boat) RIBs combine the strength of a rigid hull with the stability of inflatable tubes. Advantages: Greater safety and stability, even in choppy waters. Easier launching

When your boat is moored in a marina, peace of mind is never fully guaranteed. Currents, wind, wakes from other boats, and tight maneuvering can put stress on your vessel, its attachments, and even the docks. Proper management of fenders, mooring lines, and shock-absorbing systems  is essential to protect the hull, superstructure, and onboard equipment. 1. Fenders: Your First Line of Defense Fenders are simple but essential devices. Properly placed along the hull, they absorb