- New Year's resolution 1: Check safety equipment
- New Year's resolution 2: Complete a first aid course
- New Year's resolution 3: Prevent repairs
- New Year's resolution 4: Take care of the environment
- New Year's resolution 5: Complete driving training
- New Year's resolution 5: Explore new hunting grounds
- New Year's resolution 6: Community among water sports enthusiasts
- New Year's resolution 7: Tidiness on board
- New Year's resolution 8: Entries in the logbook
- New Year's resolution 9: Check the weather forecasts
- New Year's resolution 10: Experiences during the charter trip
New Year's resolution 1: Check safety equipment
Checking safety equipment: At the start of the new year, every boater should check their safety equipment and replace it if necessary. This includes life jackets, life rings and fire extinguishers.
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New Year's resolution 2: Complete a first aid course
Refreshing first aid skills: It is important that boaters know how to administer first aid in an emergency. You should therefore regularly attend first aid courses to refresh your knowledge.
New Year's resolution 3: Prevent repairs
Regular maintenance of the boat: A well-maintained boat is safer and more reliable. Boaters should therefore have regular maintenance work carried out in order to recognise and rectify problems at an early stage.
New Year's resolution 4: Take care of the environment
Environmentally conscious behaviour: Protecting the environment and the oceans should also be a priority for boaters. Care should therefore be taken not to throw rubbish into the water and to use environmentally friendly fuels.
New Year's resolution 5: Complete driving training
Attend training courses: To improve your skills as a boater, you should regularly attend training courses. These courses offer the opportunity to learn new skills and deepen your knowledge.
New Year's resolution 5: Explore new hunting grounds
Exploring new waters: Boaters often tend to stick to familiar waters. In the new year, however, you should resolve to explore new waters and gain new experiences.
New Year's resolution 6: Community among water sports enthusiasts
Promote community: Boaters should also work to promote community among water sports enthusiasts in the new year. This can be done by taking part in regattas, going on trips together or supporting environmental protection projects.
New Year's resolution 7: Tidiness on board
Organising the boat: To keep the boat tidy and functional, it is important to tidy up regularly and have everything in its place.
New Year's resolution 8: Entries in the logbook
Keep a logbook: Keeping a water sports diary can help you track your progress and continuously improve.
New Year's resolution 9: Check the weather forecasts
Keep an eye on weather forecasts: Regularly checking weather forecasts is crucial to prepare for possible weather changes and to be safe on the water.
New Year's resolution 10: Experiences during the charter trip
Discover more local cuisine and culture: You could plan to visit regional restaurants and markets during the charter cruise to learn about the culinary and cultural specialities of the respective location. This can not only broaden your culinary horizons, but also create a deeper understanding of the local culture and offer unforgettable experiences.
