Fishing Frenzy

It is a delightful experience to live on a sailboat and travel across the tidal waters. You can get back onto the shore anytime by docking the vessel in a Port Canaveral Marina. With an advantage of taking the home abroad with you on tour, you have to worry less about the lodging requirements. But there are times when you are going to need to dock your boat. Make sure you have the details of the marina where you put up.

When choosing the pier to halt for the night, choose a slip that matches the boat. This is going to help in easy parking of the vessel whenever you pull out of and into the shelter. Make sure that the boat rests nicely in a good depth of water, and there are less threats of it getting hit on the either sides by the slip.

Look for a dock with good eating choices to help out on the food needs. That way you want to be concerned least about carrying unnecessary food on the ship or running short and being stuck being hungry.

Select a jetty that suits your wants as only some of them allow live onboard. Speak with the staff; know the slip fee and the conveniences offered. Check if there are people already living on their boats and ask them their experiences. Ensure you do not need to spend uneasy nights on the deck with your boat wobbling each time a vessel gets out of and into the dock.

If you plan to sail around and get back to the slip often, then take a look at the availability of showers and toilets to re-vitalise at the harbour. Also find out if there's sufficient electrical power available, or else install solar cells and a wind turbine on the boat. Consider yourself fortunate if the quay has post boxes for your mail to be delivered.