tclubber
Active Member
Hello all,
please forgive the clickbait title.
My experience with motorboats is limited to renting license-free motorboats for a couple of hours. I never left the boat during these rentals. I am thinking about renting a boat for a whole day the next time I am in Ibiza, and being kind of antisocial, I don't want a skipper. Maybe I'll even make an effort to get a motorboat license to enjoy more HP.
There is one stupid thing about using a boat that I don't quite understand - how do you come ashore if there is no jetty that you can use? E. g. assume I rent a boat in SanAn, go to Cala Salada and want to go ashore to get some food. You can't go all the way to the beach in the boat because the water is reserved for swimmers.
Is there any other option for coming ashore apart from anchoring the boat behind the buoys, putting the ignition key into the back pocket of the swimming trunks, jumping into the water and swimming?
P. S. I know lots of people have a great sense of humor here, but it's a serious question.
please forgive the clickbait title.
My experience with motorboats is limited to renting license-free motorboats for a couple of hours. I never left the boat during these rentals. I am thinking about renting a boat for a whole day the next time I am in Ibiza, and being kind of antisocial, I don't want a skipper. Maybe I'll even make an effort to get a motorboat license to enjoy more HP.
There is one stupid thing about using a boat that I don't quite understand - how do you come ashore if there is no jetty that you can use? E. g. assume I rent a boat in SanAn, go to Cala Salada and want to go ashore to get some food. You can't go all the way to the beach in the boat because the water is reserved for swimmers.
Is there any other option for coming ashore apart from anchoring the boat behind the buoys, putting the ignition key into the back pocket of the swimming trunks, jumping into the water and swimming?
P. S. I know lots of people have a great sense of humor here, but it's a serious question.