A "boat trip" requires wisdom, maturity and respect, either you are out or in open waters. Basic knowledge and skills required from the crew in order to enjoy the magic of the blue in maximum safety.   

 

The operator must understand the importance of safe navigation, the use of navigation instruments and rescue process, through organized education and generally to obtain comprehensive knowledge and respect.

 

This called seamanship, which for us is particularly importance. (The ability of the operator and the passengers to behave according what is proper considered and safe out in the sea).

Proverbs of sea says a lot... "many opinions sink a ship", "a good skipper in a storm seems" etc. are there to remind us that a coin has two faces. As beautiful and seductress the sea is, as unpredictable and dangerous may become. According to Poplios Syros "anyone can rule when sea is calm". What about when terms changes? Knowledge and seamanship and boat/navigation instruments reliability makes the differences.