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Guide from the prestigious English publishing house IMRAY, world reference in the field of marine cartography. This guide covers the areas of Greece and the Aegean Sea, Athenes, Cyclades, Sporades, Chalkidiki, Dodecanesia. Edition of 23/04/2012
- 340 pages Format: 21 x 29,7 cm
- Edition of 23/04/2012
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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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<h2>The tide in detail by SHOM</h2>
<p>This work is dedicated to any yachtsman who is particularly interested in the tide and all that can result from it. A very nice book filled with beautiful photos and landscapes, but also with relevant and quality information.</p>
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<h2>This Bénéteau Coast Pilot is truly the most useful nautical document on board a cruising boat after the nautical charts.</h2>
<p>It is often said that sailors who frequent the coasts of North Brittany never feel in real difficulty anywhere else on the seas of the globe. This is probably a little excessive but it is certain that these jagged shores, with rocks jagged by the harsh storms, where the channels are sometimes not wide enough to cross, where the tidal range which increases rapidly towards the East reaches in the bay of St Malo, a frightening record of 13.5 m, creating violent currents which raise dangerous breakers against the slightest swell, all these difficulties require from the navigators a perfect knowledge of the channels, of the alignments of the shoals, if one wants to discover all the small beaching ports which nestle in the bays, the creeks, the rias of these difficult shores. This is where the Pilote Côtier Bénéteau from Saint Malo to Brest proves to be invaluable with the multitude of information it has gathered from hundreds of professional sailors who are familiar with these areas.</p>
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<h2>By following the information in this Pilote Côtier Bénéteau, even a beginner can venture from Concarneau into the numerous passes of the Glénan archipelago. </h2>
<p>This Bénéteau Coastal Pilot is not only for experienced sailors. Cabotage along the northern coast of Belle Ile does not present any real difficulties even if the currents are sometimes strong in the passage near the Teignouse and raise a rather rough sea. Similarly, the Lorient harbour offers a calm stretch of water, as do the rivers of Pouldu, Belon and Pont Aven, as well as the magnificent river Odet, whose ascent is a beautiful country walk in the heart of the Breton countryside. With a little attention and by following the information in this Pilote Côtier Bénéteau, even a beginner can venture from Concarneau into the numerous passes of the Glénan archipelago. </p>
<p>But it is true, going further N.W. than from Loctudy and the river of Pont l'Abbé, the coastline takes on an undeniably more severe character. You don't turn the tip of Penmarch like the one in Quiberon and at the Audierne anchorage, you can't improvise to cross the Raz de Sein where the violent currents raise breakers which can put an inexperienced crew in danger. Departure must be at a specific time, and routes must be followed on precise alignments. This is where this Bénéteau Coastal Pilot comes in handy, providing a wealth of information based on the experience of many sailors, so that you can face the dangers of the tip of Brittany in the safest possible conditions and take full advantage of the beauty of these wild shores. </p>
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