1 - Don't yell on the pontoons or purlins. Don't yell from boat to boat. Neighbors don't need to know your intentions.
2 - If occupied, do not board a boat without first requesting permission or being invited.
3 - In the case of a side-by-side mooring, you pass on board the neighboring boat by passing in front of the mast on a sailboat, or by the bow on a motorboat. You should never cross the cockpit, which should be considered a private area.
4 - If you have to pass through a neighboring boat to get to yours, take off your shoes to avoid dirtying the deck and walk with as little noise as possible. Think that maybe your neighbor is sleeping below.
5 - Don't use your neighbors or harbor employees as your mates. Even if they can help you with the maneuver, plan to do it alone.
6 - Do not overflow your boat by pushing on the neighbor's lines or stanchions. To overtake, push with your foot at deck level.
7 - Do not unplug an electrical outlet or water jet without asking permission.
8 - Tie your halyards correctly so that they do not hit the mast with the wind.
9 - When travelling in a dinghy, sail slowly and not too close to your neighbors so as not to disturb them with your engine noise.
10 - As at home, practice the selective sorting of waste and of course, land them cleanly.
