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Had I been the commander of the two ships I would have laid to offshore, coming in only when necessary for water or game. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #449)

This brand I then thrust into the great pile of branches and driftwood. Gorean galleys do not commonly sail at night, and, often, put into shore during darkness. I expected, however, because of the dangers of the shores of Thassa, and the importance of their mission, the Rhoda and Tesephone, though they might lie at anchor, would not make a beach camp. Had I been the commander of the two ships I would have laid to offshore, coming in only when necessary for water or game. I would also, however, following common Gorean naval custom, have remained within sight of, or in clear relation to, the shore. The Gorean galley, carvel built, long and of shallow draft, built for war and speed, is not built to withstand the frenzies of Thassa. The much smaller craft of the men of Torvaldsland, clinker built, with overlapping, bending planking, are more seaworthy. - (Hunters of Gor)