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Online Marine Simulator — COLREG, AIS & VHF SRC Bridge Training
One of the most advanced web-based marine simulators — one subscription opens them all: the COLREG/AIS bridge (54 scenarios), VHF SRC radio (15 drills), docking with 35 step-by-step lessons in 107 real harbours, sailing and a 3-D sail-trim trainer, an ECDIS chart plotter and radar. Runs in any browser — no install, no plugins.
Instant access. One-time payment, no auto-renewal — buy again whenever you want to continue.
Everything in Marine Simulator Training One subscription — every simulator, and it keeps growing
Built by sailors for sailors: the rules of the road, the radio, the harbour, the sails and the chart — trained in real wind on the real Baltic Sea, at your own pace, as often as you like. Every part below is included.
Docking & berthing — Harbour Ready
35 step-by-step lessons in 8 modules: coming alongside, springs, marina boxes, piles, stern-to on a lazy line and on your own anchor, a catamaran, a tanker with tugs — and a pre-charter harbour run. 107 real harbours, 22 vessels, real wind; every lesson explained and scored.
Sails trim simulator
What the traveller, the sheets and the cars really do — in three levels. 3-D sails with every telltale, the airflow round them (faster air, lower pressure, turbulence when a sail stalls), heel and helm balance, waves and gusts, the spinnaker gybe with lazy guys.
The Baltic Lap — an online rally-regatta
One race round the Baltic, all the time, in the real wind — free to join. With your subscription the skipper's extras open: laylines, your own route with a TRACK autopilot, wind-angle steering, auto sails and the Code Zero.
COLREG · AIS bridge simulator
54 collision-avoidance scenarios: AIS targets, lights, day shapes and sound signals, crossing, overtaking, restricted visibility, traffic separation — every decision checked against the rule.
VHF SRC radio simulator
15 radio drills on a working set with a DSC keypad: Mayday, DSC distress alert, Mayday Relay, Pan-Pan, Sécurité and routine calls.
Online sailing simulator
Trim, tack, gybe, reef and fly a spinnaker in the real forecast wind: cruising yachts, dinghies, a catamaran and an AC75 foiler.
Chart plotter (ECDIS) simulator
Plan a passage on a chart with real depths, then test it for your own vessel — length, beam, height and draft against the shallows, the narrows, the bridges and every turn — and sail it.
Radar, AIS and the chart on every bridge
A working radar and AIS on board, the chart with your route and waypoints and an autopilot that follows it — the instruments a skipper really uses.
Man overboard and emergency drills
The MOB manoeuvre under sail and power, and the drills a skipper hopes never to need — practised where a mistake costs nothing.
The whole Baltic, in real weather
Real coasts, harbours and seamarks; the wind and the waves from the forecast, hour by hour. Start from any Baltic harbour — on a phone, a tablet or a computer.
10 free demos waiting for you below
7 free scenarios from COLREG plus 3 from the VHF SRC radio trainer. Scroll down and click any item or tile marked with a green Free demo badge — one scenario, no signup. When you finish, you'll come straight back here.
Why a simulator Reading the COLREGs ≠ knowing what to do on the graveyard watch in fog.
Books and videos make you recognise the rules. Simulators make you act on them — under time pressure, with the right priorities, until the correct decision is muscle memory. Practise the same situations over and over, fail safely, and walk onto the bridge with answers already loaded.
Decisions, not facts
Each scenario asks: what action do you take, what signal do you give, who gives way? Wrong answer → instant feedback citing the exact rule.
Repeat until automatic
Re-run any scenario as many times as you like. Track your progress per scenario. The goal isn't to "pass" — it's for the right call to feel obvious.
Built for exam prep
Every scenario maps to a COLREG rule or a VHF SRC procedure that examiners actually test. The titles cite the rule directly so you build a map of the syllabus while you train.
What you'll be able to do Concrete skills you'll walk away with
COLREG · AIS Bridge Simulator 54 collision-avoidance scenarios across 7 modules
A web-based bridge: AIS targets, radar, lights, sound, ship-handling response. Pick a scenario, assess the encounter, decide on action, get feedback against the actual COLREG. From the basics of CPA/TCPA to multi-target night encounters.
Build the underlying habits — risk assessment, lookout, CPA/TCPA reading — that every other scenario builds on.
- Familiarisation – free roam mode Free demo
- CPA/TCPA recognition
- Safe speed
- Lookout scan
- Rule 2 dilemma
- Rule 8 — action to avoid
Make confident decisions in the most legally-loaded waters — channels, lanes and traffic-separation schemes where mistakes cost certificates.
- Crossing a TSS at right angles Free demo
- Joining a TSS
- Narrow channel rules
- Overtaking inside a narrow channel
The bread-and-butter of collision avoidance: head-on, crossing, overtaking and the moment a stand-on ship has to act.
- Head-on meeting Free demo
- Crossing — give-way
- Crossing — stand-on
- Overtaking
- Being overtaken
- Stand-on — last moment
- Sailing vs sailing
Memorise the pecking order — who keeps clear of whom — until it's instinct, not a flowchart.
- Power vs sailing Free demo
- Power vs fishing
- Power vs vessel constrained by draught
- Power vs vessel restricted in ability to manoeuvre
In fog Rules 11–18 don't apply. Train for fog-specific decisions before you're in fog and out of options.
- Target right ahead Free demo
- Target on port bow
- Target on starboard bow
- Target abeam starboard
- Target abaft port
- Close-quarters in fog
- Multi-target encounter in fog
Recognise — and produce — the right whistle blasts before the examiner asks. Every signal is written out in standard notation (• / —), so you drill the pattern, not your speakers.
- Manoeuvring signals (Rule 34a) Free demo
- Doubt signal — five short blasts
- Rule 35 — vessel underway in fog
- Rule 35 — vessel not under command
The exam favourite — and the real-world headache. 22 night encounters drilled with realistic light arcs and arrangements until you call them at a glance.
- Power-driven vessel Free demo
- Sailing vessel
- Vessel at anchor
- Vessel constrained by draught
- Vessel restricted in ability to manoeuvre
- Vessel not under command
- Towing — long tow
- Fishing — trawling
- Pilot vessel
- Hovercraft, WIG, seaplane, dredger, mine-clearance
VHF · SRC Radio Simulator Press the red button — safely. 15 radio scenarios.
A clickable VHF set with a working DSC keypad. Build a Mayday call line by line, fire a real DSC distress alert (with no coastguard waking up), switch working channels, handle a Mayday Relay. Voice procedures and DSC sequences in one place — the same procedures the SRC certificate exam asks for.
Mayday voice call
Build the full Mayday distress call from scratch — initial call, position, nature of distress, persons on board.
DSC distress alert
Send a digital selective calling (DSC) distress alert and follow it up with the voice broadcast on Ch 16.
DSC distress with nature
Same alert, but pick the correct nature-of-distress code — fire, flooding, sinking, abandoning, MOB.
Mayday Relay
You overhear a vessel in distress that can't reach the coast station — relay correctly.
Pan-Pan urgency
Urgent but not life-threatening: medical advice, drifting, lost rudder. Practise the right register.
Pan-Pan — engine failure
A real-world urgency scenario from start to finish.
Sécurité — safety call
Broadcasting safety information — gale warning, navigation hazard, SAR exercise.
Routine ship-to-shore
Calling a marina, requesting berthing, weather, port control.
Marina Auda
A complete real-port routine procedure: hailing, working channel, info exchange.
Ship-to-ship working
Switching to a working channel, exchanging passing intentions, and signing off cleanly.
Receive a routine call
You're not always the caller — practise responding to incoming traffic.
Receive a DSC alert
A DSC call comes in. Acknowledge correctly, switch to the right channel.
Receive a DSC distress
A distress alert hits your DSC. What you say next matters.
DSC routine
Routine digital selective calling — request a working channel via DSC.
Free explore mode
No script — practise any procedure on demand for revision.
Built for Sailors who want the call right the first time
Yacht skippers
Day Skipper through Yachtmaster — practise rules in safe water before you need them in real water.
Cadets & students
Maritime academy COLREG and SRC modules — examined material drilled scenario-by-scenario.
Deck officers
Refresher practice between contracts, revalidation prep, watchkeeping decision rehearsal.
SRC candidates
Walk into the VHF SRC exam having already built every Mayday and DSC sequence — repeatedly.
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Questions Frequently asked
Will I get a certificate from this membership?
Do the simulators really teach COLREG, or are they quizzes?
Maritime education is moving online fast, and a browser simulator lets you rehearse the same decisions as often as you like, between seasons and between watches, at no risk.
And this kind of training fits everyone who operates on the water — from yacht skippers to officers on big ships. The rules are the same for all of us, and the sea is shared.
What if I don't like it?
Does this auto-renew?
Monthly or annual?
What devices does it work on?
Is content updated?
Practise the encounters that matter — until the right call is automatic.
€19.99/month or €79.00/year — one-time payment, no auto-renewal.
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