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The indispensable tool for the Breton sailor: The Normandy Coastal Almanac 2019
A true bible or Swiss Army knife for professional and amateur sailors. The Normandy Coastal Almanac contains all the necessary and indispensable information for the smooth running of your trips in this region. This reference book is very complete since it contains information on many ports of the English Channel as well as meteorological information such as tide times. Much more than a simple navigation guide, this almanac has for main objective to help the families of sailors in need.
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- Port information
- Weather information
- Radionavigation aid
- Signage and markings
- Administrative information
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<h2>The Pilote Côtier guide offers precise documentation on ports and anchorages</h2>
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<h2>Prepare your navigation with this navigation guide!</h2>
<p>This navigation guide: "<strong>Grenada to the virgin islands</strong>" is the English edition of Jacques Patuelli's "Guide to the Lesser Antilles". It is a reference book for those who wish to discover the West Indies by boat. It describes with detail and precision the ports, marinas and numerous anchorages. The presentation of this navigation guide is clear and detailed, there are many photos that complement the maps and plans.</p>
<p>For each port, island or bay: description (location with waypoint, hazards, lights, maps, radio contacts, harbour master's office), cartography, approach (day and night), mooring and anchorage, equipment and services, shore visits, history.</p>
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