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How to prepare a yacht for sailing?

Preparing a yacht for sailing includes several key stages:

Technical Condition Check: Inspect and check the condition of all yacht systems, including engine, sails, electronics and equipment.

Restocking: Stock up on fuel, water, and food in sufficient quantities for the entire trip.

Checking life-saving equipment: Make sure that there are enough life jackets, fire extinguishers, first-aid kits and other safety equipment on board.

Navigation Equipment Upgrade: Check and update maps, GPS navigators and other navigation devices.

Checking weather forecasts: Get up-to-date weather forecasts for the entire route and plan your trip taking into account possible changes in weather conditions. Informing Coastguards: Inform coastguards and loved ones about your route and estimated time of arrival

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