-WHAT TO BRING ON A BOAT?

-WHAT TO BRING ON A BOAT?
Considering that spaces on a ship are limited, it is not a good or wise
measure fill them with luggage similar to that of the Piquer.
Avoid rigid suitcases, which take up space, both full and empty. The best
option are flexible bags, which once emptied occupy a minimum space and do not give
hitting or walking around the ship when it heels.
The cabinets are also not characterized by their large capacity, so the only way to
taking advantage of them is to hang several garments on the same ROPA hanger. In summer, on the boat you live in a swimsuit and a T-shirt, so the bulk of the
luggage must be based on both garments. Shorts are not bad with the
take care that they have many pockets and can be closed so that things do not fall out,
(The more expensive and exquisite the object is, the more interest it has to go overboard).
For a night out, you can wear a little more elegant clothing, but
always remembering that if you get off the zodiac to the restaurant, you will surely get wet during the
embarkation and disembarkation, especially on the way back, for “jarano-ethyl” reasons. So it doesn’t
we need to wear a wardrobe as if the marquises invited us every night. There is a lot
people who do not know and it is not pleasant for me to reveal this secret… but to the immense
Most people, (we are six thousand and something million people in the world), do not give a damn
pepper how are you dressed. If it’s about impressing (or teasing the friend), it’s not even the
time or place. The question is to be comfortable.
Even in the middle of summer, it cools down at night and in the middle of the sea much more. A
jacket and a fine sweater are never too much. A waterproof and light nautical garment is
highly recommended.
During the day, it is essential to cover your head. Caps or hats are essential. On
winter you have to be prepared, because the cold joins the humidity. The best solution is to go
“onion dress”, so that you can layer or remove depending on the situation. On
In any case, it is essential to wear waterproof suits, waterproof gloves, sweaters and linings
polar…. A lot of heat is lost through the head, more if there is wind, (the most normal), therefore
caps, wool hats, balaclavas…etc. never enough. The best option is a wetsuit
Complete with pants and jacket.
It also does not hurt to have some wellies that have a sticky sole.