Cruise Further Cruise Safer episode 11 - leaving your boat overseas | Motor Boat & Yachting

This month on Cruise Further, Cruise Safer we demonstrate how to set up your mooring lines before leaving your boat for an extended period of time.
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[@stampydriver]

So if the boat is secured 2m of the quay and the passerelle has been retracted... how do you get off the boat?

[@jjaus]

My question exactly,

[@davo99123]

Remote for passerelle?

[@PhilbyFavourites]

Plank from the dockside.... Or step onto your neighbour’s vessel (with permission) and stroll smugly ashore!

[@aquaticthumb5193]

1:00 he uses the word cay Most Americans don't know that word and say dock.

[@darthkek1953]

It's spelt "quay" but pronounced "key", I don't know where you got "cay" from, a foreign language?

[@tomshultz7832]

...so when happens when a storm brings a tidal surge and the water level increases by two feet?
I don't think your lines should be so tight.

[@darthkek1953]

As far as I can tell, the Med peak variance is about 20cm during storm surges.