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Differences when
bareboating in Bermuda |
Each company issue their own charter contract. Although
they are -more or less- similar there are differences and
you should ask from your agency to provide you one to read
it carefully before you make your booking.
The strongest currents and largest waves are most often
on the northeastern sides of the island in the Atlantic
Ocean
The coral surrounding the island poses a hazard for
yachters unaware of its location
One person with sailing skills within your crew is
enough to legally charter a bareboat
Spear-fishing is expressly prohibited within one mile of
any shore, and sewage must be stored in holding tanks or be
sanitized by U.S. Coast Guard-approved marine sanitation
devices
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