Motor Boat & Yachting

HOW TO TIE UP A BIG BOAT

Whether tying up any boat, small or large, it has to achieve the basic aim of securing it safely and making sure it will still be there when you return.

A wander around any marina will show a multitude of different ways of doing this, some neat and sensible, some less so!

Larger boats bring extra concerns when moving

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