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RYA qualifications accepted to use Monaco flag boats
We've recently had confirmation from the Affaires Maritime in Monaco that they accept RYA qualifications for a Monaco resident /citizen to use or register a vessel under the Monegasque flag. This would be for those using the boat in a non-professional capacity and...
Tips for RYA Superyacht PWC/ Jet Ski Training Centres
The yachting season is fast approaching so we thought a few tips for yachts that are running (or wish to run) the RYA PWC Safety course on board might be useful. Existing RYA Centres If you're an existing centre then you'll be contacted soon by your allocated...
Be aware when modifying a PWC for Flyboard use.
If you've got a modern PWC onboard your yacht it's likely to have either Seadoos IBR or the Yamahas RIDE system. Both have dual level controls where the left hand lever works the reverse function. The Yamaha RIDE system works as follows: Forward gear &...
New Speed limit Cap D’antibes
On May 17, 2018, a prefectural decree (# 086/2018) has just been filed by the Maritime Prefecture of the Mediterranean. This decree regulates the speed at sea around Cap d'Antibes. In an area defined by virtual points (geographic coordinates), the speed is now limited...
Speed regulations along the Alpes Maritimes coastline
Within the 300 meters shore limit : In French territorial waters, the speed limit is set at 5 knots for the entire year within the 300 meters shores limit which applies also to all islands and rocky outcrops.
PWC user having lights on their bouyancy
I’ve researched the regulations issued by the French Authorities for a PWC user having lights on their bouyancy aid as there seems to be some confusion.
International Certificate of Competence (ICC) and CEVNI
The International Certificates of Competence training has been approved to standards agreed with the Maritime and Coastguard Agency, the UK Government department responsible for maritime safety.