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What kind of berths can I choose?
Dry berth
A dry berth refers to a location where a ship or boat is stored out of the water, usually in a dry dock or on land. It keeps the vessel safe from the elements, prevents damage from water exposure, and allows for maintenance or repairs to be done.
Wet berth
A wet berth is a docking space where a ship or boat is moored in the water. It allows the vessel to remain afloat while docked, typically in a harbor, marina, or port, for loading, unloading, or maintenance.
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