Boats

Hi

Can anyone tell me if you need a licence for a small boat and if so, how to obtain one? Apart from mooring fees and insurance are there any other costs involved?

This message was last edited by Candyfloss on 12/30/2007.

I will ask a harbourmaster for you and see what i can find out, but only if I can come on the boat with you!

Hi Jane,

Goes without saying  . 

The two best days of boat ownership are the day you buy it and the day you sell it! If it helps to keep and maintain a 36ft power cruiser - budget 1000 euros a month plus fuel.

Thanks Pooley

Was thinking along the lines of a small speed boat actually. Do you need a licence for those? But I think we may be looking at a pedalo if they want those sort of prices  . What do you think I am a table dancer?

Anything you don't have to moor is a bonus! Some of the powerful jet skis can be ski'd from - auditions for table dancers Monday to Friday at 9pm!!!

 

Steve

That's a thought,

But  do you think a pedalo will fit in the boot?

Auditions you say??? These days I would have to pay them

Now now Gina, you're far too modest ...........tall, blonde, beautiful..............Pooley-Santos just couldn't afford you!!

You're absolutely right! The dancers earn more money than I do!!!!

Very True Jane,

The last time I went table dancing I got thrown out by bouncers, especially when followed by involuntary break dancing

Too true Gina - you were bounced out of Bumpers!! 

Not to mention Top Rank,Titos, Bakers Row and the Pepper Pot Jane  I was allowed in Papagios only coz I worked there

Now before we get told off for thread drifting, do we need a licence for a boat or do they just let us loose to wreak havoc?

Hi

Take a look at this site i think you will find your answer here http://www.gwmarineschool.co.uk/index.html

Iain

Hi Iain,

very interesting read. Thank you very much. I am guessing that it could be situated over the other side of Santiago near the La Manga Marina. Will look out for it next visit.