The direction of the yacht relative to the wind.
The left side of a vessel when facing forward.
Determining vessel location using bearings or GPS coordinates.
The system of ropes and wires supporting a yachts masts and sails.
Charting the yachts intended path between waypoints.
The flat piece at the stern used to steer the yacht.
Maritime laws determining right of way and safe conduct at sea.
The direction in which the vessels bow is pointed.
Indicator showing current direction on a compass or chartplotter.
The steering mechanism or wheel of a yacht.
Command given to steer in a specific direction.
Instruction to turn the steering to the left or right.
The main body of the vessel, excluding masts or rigging.
Marker indicating an underwater hazard or obstruction.
A small triangular sail set forward of the mast.
Turning the stern through the wind to change direction.
The structural base of a vessel that provides stability.
Unit of speed equal to one nautical mile per hour.
Buoy marking the sides of a navigable channel.
The distance north or south of the equator, measured in degrees.
The direction away from the wind.
Side movement of a vessel due to wind pressure on sails or hull.
Fixed navigation aid emitting light for nighttime visibility.
Coastal tower providing navigational light signals.
Record of a yachts movements, weather, and events during voyage.
The distance east or west of the prime meridian, measured in degrees.
The direction a compass needle points, differing from true north.
Navigation instrument showing direction relative to magnetic north.
The intended path or direction of travel over water.
Adjusting direction to stay on intended route.
