Blog: Tips

Find out why buying a used boat can be worth it.

Living aboard a boat isn't for everyone, but there are certain essentials that can make it a comfortable experience for those who embrace the lifestyle.

Important tips and why this watersport is so popular.

A Guide for your search.

Yacht season is here, and with bays and marinas becoming more crowded, docking requires extra attention. Fender hooks may seem like a minor detail, but their role in protecting your vessel is undeniable. Especially if you frequently dock in rough conditions, investing in high-quality, secure hooks is essential. Fenders act as cushions, absorbing impact and protecting the hull from scratches, dents, and more severe damage. However, without a reliable way to secure these fenders, their effectiveness is significantly compromised. This is where fender hooks come into play. Fender hooks come in various designs, each suited to different types of boats and mooring situations. The main types include: Standard Fender Hooks, made from durable materials like stainless steel or marine-grade aluminum. Adjustable Fender Hooks that come with adjustable straps or lines, allowing boat owners to change the fender’s position easily. Clamp-On Fender Hooks: Ideal for boats with smooth rails, clamp-on hooks use a clamping mechanism to attach to the rail securely. Specialized Fender Hooks that are designed for specific boat models or particular mooring conditions.

Moor after 5 pm." While this may sound like the chorus of a catchy rock song, it is a very crucial tip to find mooring spots in the midst of the high season.

Ibiza - a place rich in history and culture. The Dalt Vila fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, towers majestically over the media city of Ibiza. The fortress is an impressive blend of Moorish, Venetian and Catalan influences and is the perfect place to get an insight into the island's past. The local cuisine is known for its tapas, seafood and traditional dishes such as bullit de peix and arroz de matanzas.

Nobody wants to wake up in the middle of the night and find the yacht adrift. An Anchor Alarm is a "peace of mind tool" and vital for yacht safety. It is essential, at night and particularly when navigating unfamiliar waters or during periods of rest.