Navigation Safety
Every Lazy Seas article on navigation safety.
Navigation SafetyUnderstanding The Impact Of Weather On Navigation Safety
Navigation safety is a major focus for anyone who travels, whether by land, sea, or air. As the world becomes increasingly connected, understanding the…
Navigation SafetyTips For Safe Navigation In The Ocean
Navigating the ocean can be a thrilling experience, but it's also important to stay safe while doing so. It's critical to understand the risks and hazards…
Navigation SafetyStrategies To Avoid Storms And Unsafe Conditions At Sea
Sailing is a thrilling and rewarding experience, but it can also be dangerous. Unfortunately, unpredictable storms or unsafe conditions can arise when you…
Navigation SafetyCommon Errors To Avoid When Navigating The Ocean
Navigating the ocean can be a thrilling and exciting adventure, but it can also be incredibly dangerous. With so much unpredictability in the waters…
Navigation SafetyWhat Wave Height Is Considered Rough Water?
Officially, rough seas start at about 8 feet. For a small boat, rough starts far lower. Here is how the sea-state scale works and what it means for your boat.
Navigation SafetyWave Period Explained: Why 3 Feet at 5 Seconds Feels Worse Than 3 Feet at 10
Wave period is the time between waves, and it changes the ride more than wave height does. How to read it in a marine forecast, and what numbers to look for.
Navigation SafetyIs It Safe to Kayak in 2 to 3 Foot Waves?
Two to three foot waves are intermediate kayaking conditions. What they feel like from a kayak, which boats handle them, and a simple guide by experience level.