FAQs
What is a mooring?
A mooring is a permanent or temporary device used to secure a vessel or object in the water. Mooring systems are often used to prevent a vessel from drifting due to currents or wind, or to allow loading and unloading operations to take place without the vessel drifting away. A mooring typically consists of a weight, a chain or rope, and a buoy or other marker that indicates the location of the mooring.
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What is a motorised vessel?
A motorised vessel is a watercraft that is propelled by a motor, rather than sails or oars. This can include a wide range of vessels, from jet skis to dinghies and boats. Motorised vessels are often used for transportation, recreation, fishing, and other water activities.