Helpful Tips | Meet the Mermaid

Watch carefully the briefing and demonstration by our staff. Feel free to ask any questions that may arise.
Check the rescue and firefighting equipment.
Make sure you have at least one charged cell phone or 12volt car charger.
Be aware of weather conditions. Consult with our staff on the best places to visit depending on weather conditions.
Wear life jackets for children and passengers who do not know how to swim.

Lower the engine into the water, using the "trim down" button.
Make sure that all passengers are seated.
Make sure you have the "quick stop" safety rope on your hand.
Make sure that the leveller is in the vertical position, i.e. that you have neutral. Only then can the engine be started.

The captain must always take into account the sea traffic, the depth of the sea and the presence of bathers.
Do not go further than 2 nautical miles from the coast
Keep a safe distance from the coast and bathers. If you need to approach a shore, reduce your speed to a minimum and drop your anchor 20m before you need to do so to avoid damaging the propeller in shallow water.
Before anyone dives into the water, the skipper must ensure that the anchor is "caught" and the engine is switched off.
Keep a starboard course in channels and harbours.
Never pass under the bow of a moving vessel.
Do not use the anchor in deep water except when you can see the bottom. The rope you release should be about three times the depth.