anchorages

The ship found safe moorings near the island.

The harbors were bustling with activity.

They secured the boat at the docks.

The largest ports handle millions of tons of cargo each year.

They prepared the berths for the incoming ships.

The anchorage grounds were designated for recreational boating.

Marinas provide a safe space for small boats.

The sea offers various resting places for boats.

The captain avoided the danger zones at all costs.

He prefers sailing in open waters than staying at anchorages.

Shallow areas can be risky for large vessels.

The lonesome waters offer no shelter.

The captain refused to anchor on unsafe grounds.

Rough seas make anchoring nearly impossible.

They avoided unprotected areas for fear of storms.

Navigating through dangerous spots requires skills.

Always look for a safe anchorage during storms.

Many areas have anchorage restrictions for safety.

Before docking, ensure you have paid the anchorage fee.

The boat found a temporary anchorage for the night.

We need to find a secure anchorage before sundown.