How do you avoid seasickness on a yacht charter, according to Reddit?

According to Reddit sailors, the seasickness playbook is: medicate before you board, stay on deck with eyes on the horizon, and ask for the helm the moment your stomach turns. In a detailed r/sailing thread, a 30-year sailor admits he has “never been seasick at the helm,” even in bad storms, and the same tricks repeat down the page: Scopolamine patches (“For me, it is a miracle”), ginger cookies, skipping coffee, and never going below deck to scroll a phone. One skipper hands the wheel to anyone turning green: “It worked every time.” A crewed charter makes all of this easier, since the captain can favor calm anchorages and short, sheltered passages. More coping tips in what to expect on a yacht charter.