Coastal Turmoil

Most boating is done in coastal waters, yet being close to land can
often present greater dangers than sailing offshore. Near to the coast,
sea conditions are more complex: winds and currents change in strength
and direction, often unpredictably, waves are distorted by shallows,
and even in fine weather there are tidal races, tricky headlands and
other areas of rough water that can increase the risks o...