Seasickness Prevention That Works on a Yacht Charter (Before, During & After You Board)
Seasickness Prevention That Actually Works (Before, During, and After You Board) Seasickness is one of those things people whisper about like it’s embarrassing. It’s not. Motion sickness is a normal body response—and on a yacht charter, you don’t want “Day 1 nausea” stealing the best parts of your trip. My best advice, stay up top (like on the flybridge when underway), look straight as often as you can, do not go down below unless you have to when there are swells or underway unless you are going to be. If these don’t work… keep reading. Here’s the truth: most seasickness is preventable if you do the right steps at the right time. This guide is deliberately practical: what to do before you board what to do on the boat what to do if you still feel sick and what to do if you feel weird after you get back on land (Quick note: This is general information, not medical advice. If you’re pregnant, have glaucoma/urinary retention, take sedating meds, or have medical conditions, c...