Safety at sea depends on preparation. This blog post examines the essential nautical publications required for all Cayman Islands-registered vessels exceeding 12 meters, as mandated by Shipping Notice 13/2004. Understanding these requirements—from navigational charts to safety manuals—is paramount for safe and responsible voyages.
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Sailing under the Marshall Islands flag offers yacht owners a smooth registration process and attractive fees. But to navigate safely and legally, understanding the RMI Yacht Code is crucial. Chapter 19 specifically highlights the importance of carrying up-to-date nautical charts and publications, which provide vital information on water depths, navigation aids, coastal features, and local regulations. The RMI Yacht Code's Table 16 outlines the required publications based on the yacht's Gross Tonnage (GT), ensuring compliant sailing.
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