Holiday Boat Charters

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Photos from Holiday Boat Charters's post 06/03/2026

Best of both worlds. Board The Holiday and join Goth Barge for 3 hours of Cleveland Darkwave dance cruise with electrifying music by Jeff. the DJ.

Bathrooms and beverage bar aboard. Cash/ credit. Limited seating. Book your reservations on Eventbrite.

Don't forget to stop in the gazebo afterwards to check out their paraphernalia on sale.

Holiday Boat Charters
1800 Scranton Road
Cleveland. OH
216 771 2628

Photos from Holiday Boat Charters's post 06/03/2026

USHER RAYMOND
AND CHRIS BROWN CONCERT
July 7th

HUNTING MORGAGE FIELD STADIUM

Boat transportation to and from the concert. $30 round trip. Includes parking in our private lot and transportation aboard our 65' boat: Holiday Boat Charters Bar and bathrooms aboard.

1800 Scranton Road
Cleveland, Oh

Departs at 5:30
Concert starts at 7:00
Pick up 25 minutes after concert

Drop off and pick up on north side of stadium. 2 min walk directly into stadium.

06/02/2026

CLEVELAND AIR SHOW/BLUE ANGELS

Book your private charter on Sunday September 6th for your own group. or join us on Monday ($65 per individual) for the spectacular Cleveland airshow. featuring the awesome Blue Angels

3 hr. charter aboard "The Holiday"

Boarding at 2:30, Departing 3:00 pm and returning by 6:00 pm.

Location: 1800 Scranton Road, Cleveland, Oh

Two bathrooms and beverage bar (alcohol and non alcoholic beverages available for purchase)aboard. Bring snacks to share and contribute. No alcohol will be permitted to be brought aboard due to our liquor license.

For reservations:

Call: Donna, Events Coordinator
Holiday Boat Charters
216 771 2628

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Ship Navigation Lights: COLREGS Compliance Explained! 💡🚢

Master the complete navigation light system that keeps vessels safe at night! This comprehensive guide breaks down every light, its visibility range, and COLREGS compliance requirements—essential knowledge for every maritime professional!

**Complete Navigation Light System:**

**Masthead Light (All-Round White Light):**
Visibility: 360° ahead of the vessel
Arc: All-round light visible from all directions
Position: Highest point on mast
Meaning: Indicates vessel heading and operational status

**Port Sidelight (Red Light):**
Visibility: 112.5° arc from ahead to 22½° abaft the beam
Position: Port (left) side of vessel
Meaning: Identifies port side; critical for collision avoidance

**Starboard Sidelight (Green Light):**
Visibility: 112.5° arc from ahead to 22½° abaft the beam
Position: Starboard (right) side of vessel
Meaning: Identifies starboard side; essential for directional awareness

**Sternlight/Towing Light (White Light):**
Visibility: 135° arc abaft the beam
Position: Stern (rear) of vessel
Meaning: Indicates vessel's heading from behind; critical for following vessels

**Why COLREGS Navigation Lights Matter:**
✓ Instant vessel identification in darkness and low visibility
✓ Enables collision avoidance through proper light recognition
✓ Mandated by International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea
✓ Critical for bridge team operations and lookout duties
✓ Saves lives through standardized maritime communication

Understanding navigation light angles, visibility ranges, and COLREGS compliance is absolutely essential for safe nighttime operations! 💪

#NavigationLights #COLREGS #MaritimeSafety #ShipSmith #BridgeOperations #NightNavigation #CollisionAvoidance #MaritimeEducation #SeaSafety #Seamanship 05/31/2026

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Ship Navigation Lights: COLREGS Compliance Explained! 💡🚢 Master the complete navigation light system that keeps vessels safe at night! This comprehensive guide breaks down every light, its visibility range, and COLREGS compliance requirements—essential knowledge for every maritime professional! **Complete Navigation Light System:** **Masthead Light (All-Round White Light):** Visibility: 360° ahead of the vessel Arc: All-round light visible from all directions Position: Highest point on mast Meaning: Indicates vessel heading and operational status **Port Sidelight (Red Light):** Visibility: 112.5° arc from ahead to 22½° abaft the beam Position: Port (left) side of vessel Meaning: Identifies port side; critical for collision avoidance **Starboard Sidelight (Green Light):** Visibility: 112.5° arc from ahead to 22½° abaft the beam Position: Starboard (right) side of vessel Meaning: Identifies starboard side; essential for directional awareness **Sternlight/Towing Light (White Light):** Visibility: 135° arc abaft the beam Position: Stern (rear) of vessel Meaning: Indicates vessel's heading from behind; critical for following vessels **Why COLREGS Navigation Lights Matter:** ✓ Instant vessel identification in darkness and low visibility ✓ Enables collision avoidance through proper light recognition ✓ Mandated by International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea ✓ Critical for bridge team operations and lookout duties ✓ Saves lives through standardized maritime communication Understanding navigation light angles, visibility ranges, and COLREGS compliance is absolutely essential for safe nighttime operations! 💪 #NavigationLights #COLREGS #MaritimeSafety #ShipSmith #BridgeOperations #NightNavigation #CollisionAvoidance #MaritimeEducation #SeaSafety #Seamanship

Photos from Holiday Boat Charters's post 05/30/2026

Book your private-charters aboard The Holiday. Gazebo available (with confirmed charter) for a nominal fee
Host your guests before or after your charter.

We can accomodate themes and decorations. Give us your supplies and we will spice her up for you.

Holiday Boat Charters
1800 Scranton Road
Cleveland, Ohio
216 771 2628 ( boat )

Donna, Events Coordinator

Photos from Holiday Boat Charters's post 05/29/2026

Goth Barge is back. Book your reservations on Eventbrite. Limited seating.

🌊 MOTION OF THE OCEAN: 6 TYPES OF SHIP MOVEMENT 🌊

Every seafarer experiences these six fundamental vessel motions in waves. Understanding ship movement is critical for navigation, cargo operations, stability, and crew safety!

⬆️ **HEAVE** - Vertical up-and-down motion as waves lift and lower the entire vessel. Critical for cargo securing and deck safety.

➡️ **SURGE** - Forward-backward motion along the ship's length. Affects mooring loads and navigation control.

↔️ **SWAY** - Side-to-side lateral motion. Can cause container shifts and cargo damage if unsecured.

🔄 **YAW** - Rotation about the vertical axis (bow swings left-right). Essential for steering control in rough seas.

⬇️ **PITCH** - Rotation about the lateral axis (bow up-stern down). Affects structural loads and can cause water on deck in heavy weather.

🔁 **ROLL** - Rotation about the longitudinal axis (tilting side-to-side). One of the most dangerous motions—excessive roll risks capsizing and cargo shift.

**Why This Matters:**
Bridge officers must understand these motions for safe navigation and vessel stability. Cargo securing depends on predicting motion. Ship design (hull form, stabilizers, ballast systems) minimizes dangerous motions. Heavy weather navigation requires constant awareness of all six motions working together.

Every maritime professional must master these concepts—they're the foundation of seamanship and ocean safety! 🚢

#ShipSmith #ShipMotion #VesselStability #MaritimeSafety #Seamanship #OceanDynamics #NavigationSkills #CargoOperations #HeavyWeather #SeafarersLife 05/28/2026

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🌊 MOTION OF THE OCEAN: 6 TYPES OF SHIP MOVEMENT 🌊 Every seafarer experiences these six fundamental vessel motions in waves. Understanding ship movement is critical for navigation, cargo operations, stability, and crew safety! ⬆️ **HEAVE** - Vertical up-and-down motion as waves lift and lower the entire vessel. Critical for cargo securing and deck safety. ➡️ **SURGE** - Forward-backward motion along the ship's length. Affects mooring loads and navigation control. ↔️ **SWAY** - Side-to-side lateral motion. Can cause container shifts and cargo damage if unsecured. 🔄 **YAW** - Rotation about the vertical axis (bow swings left-right). Essential for steering control in rough seas. ⬇️ **PITCH** - Rotation about the lateral axis (bow up-stern down). Affects structural loads and can cause water on deck in heavy weather. 🔁 **ROLL** - Rotation about the longitudinal axis (tilting side-to-side). One of the most dangerous motions—excessive roll risks capsizing and cargo shift. **Why This Matters:** Bridge officers must understand these motions for safe navigation and vessel stability. Cargo securing depends on predicting motion. Ship design (hull form, stabilizers, ballast systems) minimizes dangerous motions. Heavy weather navigation requires constant awareness of all six motions working together. Every maritime professional must master these concepts—they're the foundation of seamanship and ocean safety! 🚢 #ShipSmith #ShipMotion #VesselStability #MaritimeSafety #Seamanship #OceanDynamics #NavigationSkills #CargoOperations #HeavyWeather #SeafarersLife

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1800 Scranton Road
Cleveland, OH
44113

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm