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What Do I Need on My Sailboat? PFDs and throwables. Life jackets and wearable personal flotation devices (PFDs) must be aboard (Type I, II, or III) ? one for each person. ... Harnesses and jacklines. ... Fire extinguishers. ... Tool kit. ... Medical kit. ... Flares. ... Visual and sound signaling devices. ... GPS and communications equipment.

The barefoot rule for yachts and boats alike is an age-old practice made to keep the teak decks undamaged, and dirty soles away from the clean and sparkling floor. Commonly, shoes stay outside the cabin, and no shoes are worn on deck, also.

(It is best to wear shoes that have a closed toe and heel for your protection. Hats and Shoes ? You can wear what ever shoes you want or even go barefoot. Just don't show up with your cowboy boots with mud all over them or grass cutting shoes, cause we will hose them off before boarding.

So, here's a complete checklist of everything you'll need to make the most out of your next yacht charter: Soft-sided bags. Flip flops. Light clothing - floaty dresses, light shirts. Swimwear. Sun protection - sunglasses, sun hats, high SPF sun cream. Deck shoes. Sturdy shoes for walking ashore. Lightweight waterproof jacket.

For overnight charters, stick to the What to Bring Basics list as a guide in preparing for your charter. You will need to bring food, drinks, a cooler with ice, a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, seasickness prevention, a camera or phone, wet wipes and a small towel.

How to Pack for a Boat Trip Keep it simple. ... Bring smart clothing options. ... Pack water- and wind-friendly accessories. ... Stay hydrated and energized. ... Don't forget the entertainment. ... Be prepared (for the possibility of motion sickness). ... Last, but not least: Bring your own snorkel and mask.

Boat trip packing list Airhorn and whistle. Compass, maps, and GPS. Fire extinguishers and flares. First-aid kit. Flashlights with extra batteries. Life jackets (1 per person) Throwable life ring and boat hooks. VHF radio and binoculars.

Most Professional Fishing Charters provide all the gear you'll need for a successful day of fishing. If you feel that you just can't leave your lucky rod and reel at home, then by all means bring along your gear! Just let your Captain or Guide know before arrival.