Med mooring on a catamaran, anchoring in the coves of Greece
25 de noviembre de 2016 · 1 min · 3K visitas · Greece
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Anchoring a catamaran in a Greek cove requires a Mediterranean mooring technique to secure the vessel at three points.Watch The process begins by selecting a suitable spot within the cove before dropping the anchor from the bow.0:04 The crew then reverses the boat toward the shore while maintaining tension on the anchor chain.0:13 Once the vessel reaches the desired proximity to the beach, a crew member swims or uses a dinghy to carry stern lines to the shore.0:21 These lines are secured to fixed points, such as trees or rocks, to prevent the boat from swinging.0:35 This configuration stabilizes the catamaran against wind and current, ensuring it remains positioned between the bow anchor and the stern lines. Proper execution of this mooring method prevents the boat from drifting into shallow water or colliding with other vessels in confined anchorages.
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