try Southampton

I use many different environments, especially Gibraltar, the Solent, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Rio, and New York, mainly with deep‑sea commercial vessels (Pomoxis, North Star, Cheviot Bandit, …) except the Acturus because its large draft limits us. I try to create short scenarios because I find it quite depressing to sail alone in these big ports.

I enjoy sailing several different boats. If I want to quickly explore a new area >>> Aetos

- on the Rhine >>> Vienna

- in Rotterdam >>> Pomoxis, Kingfisher, Leocadia, RHP4

- in the canals around Antwerp >>> Maasstroom, Belladonna.

I actually like all the environments, but my favorites are Rotterdam, Antwerp, and the Rhine. Unfortunately, I can't show you a picture because I'm on vacation.

I'd really love to sail in Hamburg, including a section of the Kiel Canal!!!

With current, use the STW to gauge water flowing along the rudder. You can steer without using any engines, use intermittent engine controls to counter the current.

the key mostly is to keep all the knot meters at 0 knots in your conning panel, so bow port/starboard, stern port/starboard forward and aft should all be zero knots, from the moment one gets to 0,1 knots you start adjusting, give a little thrust to not overdo it.

First of all, welcome. This has already been requested, but it is good to present our development wishes for this simulator, which I hope will become wonderful—perhaps not fully professional, but semi‑professional.

An open world with VHF's would be unreal. Perhaps this could be the new, exploration mode

Congratulations on passing your exam🎉

Thank you for sharing your experience with NAUTIS Home! We're delighted to hear that practicing at home helped you prepare successfully. Learning-by-simulation is one of the key goals of NAUTIS Home, so feedback like yours is incredibly valuable and helps us continue improving the experience for future students.

If you're willing, we'd love to learn a bit more about how you used NAUTIS Home during your studies. For example:

• Which exercises or scenarios did you practice most?
• How often did you train with the simulator?
• What aspects of the exam did you feel NAUTIS Home helped you prepare for?
• Were there any features or situations that you found particularly valuable?

If you are interested in sharing more details, please feel free to email to [email protected]. If not, that is also ok, no worries!:)

Congratulations again, and safe sailing!

Congratulations on your success. It’s an asset for Nautishome. This demonstrates the need to develop this simulator and/or educational tool as close to reality as possible.

Malta could be interesting!

Thank you Guy for visiting our booth and for the good discussion. It was a pleasure meeting you in person. We appreciate you taking the time to stop by and we hope to see you again.

Wish I could've been there :( glad you had fun!

Hi, we have just responded to your other post.