Traveling by Boat: How to Prevent Motion Sickness
Indeed, traveling by boat, or clipper, may seem old fashioned, but it is actually one of the most pleasant ways to travel. Of course, you probably won’t be taking a boat across large ocean bodies – that’s what transatlantic and pacific flights are for – but you will probably be taking a boat on a cruise or, if you are chartering, a sightseeing skipper. When it comes down to it, boat travel is typically more beautiful than traveling by car – probably because you are on the ocean – but there still may be a risk that you will get sick. Indeed, some people get seasick, which sort of feels like having food poisoning. Here is how to prevent motion sickness when traveling by boat.