This 2nd edition of the RCC's Pilotage Foundation pilot of the Channel Islands has been completely reworked. New annotated photographs and brand new charts support the rewritten text that describes in detail transits through and between the islands and accessing harbours. In this new edition full use is made of waypoints made to support descriptions of transit. Now in full colour, 'The Channel Islands' is designed to be used in conjunction with Imray Channel Islands chart pack 2500. Peter Carnegie has sailed all the marks described in this pilot with Caprice, a 42' sloop with 65hp auxiliary and 1.6m draught. Companion Book Purchase: RCC PF North Brittany Cherbourg to Ouessant and the Channel Islands. Companion Chart Purchase: Imray Channel Islands chart pack 2500.
Written by Kevin Monahan, an officer in the Canadian Coast Guard, and former fisherman and delivery captain, this book provides the local knowledge to simplify navigation and safe passage from Tacoma to Ketchikan.
Presents boating guides for the waters in and around the Pacific Coast, from San Diego to Seattle, with coastal day trip itineraries and tips for select harbors and towns.
Carlos has lived most of his life in Britain but he is originally from Spain, a country that he knows well, naming Galicia as one of his favourite areas. Robert Bailey was brought up in a sailing family.
Imray's established 2-year almanac provides data for all the coasts and islands of the Mediterranean.
There are thousands of harbours and innumerable anchorages, and it would take an entire bookshelf, to cover them all in detail. The information contained in this book is therefore selective.
This is a comprehensive companion to the long coastline which ranges from Spain and the edge of the Pyrenees to the Alpes Maritimes and Italy.
The present work, reissued here in its two-volume first edition of 1809-11, remained a standard navigational reference for half a century (it was aboard the Beagle during Darwin's famous voyage).
The present work, reissued here in its two-volume first edition of 1809-11, remained a standard navigational reference for half a century (it was aboard the Beagle during Darwin's famous voyage).
This new 3rd Edition features entrance waypoints, as well as anchor-site waypoints!
East Coast Rivers: From Southwold to the Swale