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The next vacation season is already in sight, the planning for the summer trip with your own or chartered boat is in full swing. But where to go with dog and cat? Depending on the destination, it may be a good idea to simply take the animals along. The European Consumer Centre Germany gives tips on what mistresses and masters...
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When do we really need our life jacket? When it gets serious. When we are no longer on board due to an accident, an accident or even carelessness, but in the water. When theory suddenly turns into practice and the wet oilskins stick to you and hinder your swimming. And the inflated, automatic life jacket helps to keep your head...
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Who would like to buy a yacht, is well advised to secure itself, otherwise a bad surprise could threaten. But also who wants to sell his used yacht, should look carefully, with whom he gets involved: a SeaHelp member informed the editorial staff about a criminal scam of alleged boat buyers - who are actually but not at all about...
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Before our ships retreat into hibernation in warm halls or under large tarpaulins, they must be well prepared for the break from sailing. SeaHelp has compiled the most important points to consider before winterizing in winter storage. Clear out supplies Not only perishable food should be cleared off the boat at the end of the season, but also all spices,...
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Sails recover best from the season when they are kept clean and dry in a well-ventilated place. SeaHelp has compiled seven tips for proper sail care during the winter. Screen sails for damage There a small tear, there a rising seam and there a damaged area - before the sails are mothballed until the next season, they should be carefully...
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The annual questions about "What needs to be done on the boat?" and "Where can I have the work done?", certainly drive the one or the other boat owner the worry lines on the forehead. The old skipper's adage that a boat is a hole in the water into which you throw banknotes cannot be dismissed out of hand; after...
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Summer, sun, sailing - that means sparkling water, bright blue sky and maybe a gentle breeze. Perfect conditions for summer cruising. But beware: the reflection of the water intensifies the sun's UV rays, making them about 20 percent more intense. SeaHelp has compiled 10 tips for proper sun protection on the water. Tip 1 Shade! In the blazing (midday) sun,...
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Who wants to start into the long-awaited vacation and, for example, has chartered a yacht from a certain date, usually relies on the fact that the flight takes off as planned. Unfortunately, it happens again and again that flights are delayed, cancelled or the connecting flight is missed. SeaHelp spoke with Dr. Philipp Kadelbach, founder of flightright, about possible claims...
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In July and August, thermometers across Europe soar to unprecedented heights. Daytime temperatures of around 35 degrees Celsius are the order of the day in large parts of the Mediterranean and Central Europe, even the nights bring little cooling. SeaHelp has compiled eleven tips on how to enjoy your time on board relaxed and healthy despite the heat. Drink plenty...
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