By L. Hassler & L. Granath

Your guide to the harbours in the Stokholm archipelago. Covering Arholma - Landsort and Gotland.

Covers 210 natural harbours and 72 guest harbours surveyed in the field and from the air with 166 maps and numerous colour photographs.

Information on where to moor, suitability in different weather conditions, local sights, services, restaurants, shops, historical information. Also information on nature reserves, boat charter and weather.
English throughout

Pb 440pp 230x170mm

RCC Pilotage Foundation
3rd Ed.
2010
The nine countries bordering the Baltic Sea offer an immense variety of cruising grounds, peoples and cultures. There are thousands of harbours and innumerable anchorages. The information contained in this book is therefore selective. It has been chosen for its value both at the planning stages - preparing the yacht, choosing the most suitable route, timing and communications etc - and again on arrival, when a general overview of each individual country is followed by specific harbour information. Where detailed cruising information is readily available - effectively Germany, Denmark, Sweden and Finland - only selected harbours are covered, chosen, with a few exceptions, as fulfilling certain key needs. Where cruising information is more limited - Poland, Kaliningrad, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Russia - many smaller harbours are also featured in detail.

Coverage of the West Coast of Sweden, the Gota Canal and Gulf of Bothnia has been extended and there is more information detailed information on the Baltic states. Throughout there are new plans and photos and the technical data on countries and navigation has been thoroughly revised.

Hb. A4 Full colour plans and photographs throughout

by Brian Navin
Imray
2006
3rd. Ed.
German North Sea. Danish and German Baltic Ports. Various routes are described in detail.

Covering the North Sea and Baltic Coasts of Germany and Denmark, this guide is a companion to the 'North Sea Passage Pilot' and 'Cruising Guide to the Netherlands'. It is based on selected routes and provides all the necessary details and plans of ports along them.

Pb. A4, 264pp, full colour.

by Brian Navin
5th ed. 2010

This fifth edition of Brian Navin's well established guide to the rivers and canals of the Netherlands is a major revision. Throughout the data in the text has been updated and all the plans have been revised to include the latest controlling depths. The author spent some time during 2009 touring the Netherlands, checking information and also taking new photographs which are included in this new edition. The plans and charts have all been updated.

Paperback, A4, 180pp.

By H. Kukk, Martsaarso
2006-2007

Spiral bound cruising guide to the Estonian coast.

174pp colour

RCC Pilotage Foundation
Imray
by Willy Ker

Pilotage for the Arctic fringe.

Much of the data on Iceland and Greenland has been expanded following the author's annual visits during the summer sailing seasons. There are many new harbour charts and improved sections on weather and radio communication.

Pb. A4, 130pp,

A Cruising Guide to Lithuania - Latvia - Estonia

by Fay and Graham Cattell

This is the yachtsman's guide to cruising in the Baltic States. The guide includes a sketch chart and photographs of each of the 41 harbours described, together with a brief history and general information necessary for cruising: weather and forecast information; charts and pilots; formalities; navigational matters; useful words in all three languages, where to go and what to see.

The authors have researched the area over many years.
Harbours covered:
Lithuania - Klapeda Old Castle Harbour, Klapeda Smiltyne Yacht Club, Minja, Nida.
Latvia - Liepaja, Pavilosta, Ventspils, Roja, Mersrags, Engure, Jurmala, Riga, Skulte, Salacgriva.
Estonia - Parnu, Virtsu, Rohukula, Haapsalu, Dirhami, Paldiski Nord, Lohusalu, Tallin, Vergi, Narva-Joesuu, Ruhnu, Kihnu, Montu, Nasva, Kuressarare, Roomassaare, Koiguste, Orissaare, Triigi, Saaremaa Sadam, Veere, Heltermaa, Suursadam, Lehtma, Soru, Orjaku, Sviby, Naissaar.

Updated to 2010, 7th ed.
Pb. Spiral bound. 111pp.

By C. Soderbergh
2009

Includes Gota Kanal, Vattern and Bornholm.

This Sweden pilot Landsort-Skanor covers the coastal area from Landsort and the whole southern coast down to Skane, a total of 400 nautical miles. The pilot also includes the island of Oland, the Danish island of Bornholm and Christanso, the Swedish heartland water passage Gota Canal and the large lake Vattern. This is an English version and presents harbour facts and detailed information of some 190 natural harbours and 147 guest harbours.

Pb. 460pp 165x235mm colour photos and chartlets

by Brian Navin
Imray
2009
5th Ed.

The East Coast of England from Dover to Great Yarmouth and the continental coasts between Calais and Den Helder.
Throughout, the text and charts have been fully updated.
The major event in the southern North Sea was the initiation in July 2007 of a new traffic system for the Sunk area of the Thames Estuary which includes three Traffic Separation Schemes, two Precautionary Areas, two ship anchorage areas, a Two-way Route for local traffic and a recommended route for North Sea ferries. Similarly important changes have been made to the traffic schemes in the approaches to Hoek van Holland during 2008. Full details of both these developments are supported by new plans.

Pb. A4, 232pp, colour throughout

Oslo to North Cape and Svalbard

by RCC Pilotage Foundation
Judy Lomax
2nd Ed.
2010

This pilot from the RCC covers the long and complex coast of Norway, from the Swedish border in the Skagerrak to the Russian border, including the Lofoten and Vesterålen islands, the Arctic archipelago of Svalbard and the remote volcanic island of Jan Mayen.

Fully illustrated, mainly with the author's photographs, the work is divided into a general introduction to Norway and eight coastal sections, identifying cruising routes and describing 1,000 island, fjord and mainland harbours and anchorages. The opening chapter includes a section on cruise planning, with detailed information on Norwegian weather and sailing conditions.

Hb. 300pp, A4 size.

By Netherlands Hydrographic Office
2009
Digipilot provides the mariner with the necessary information to plan his voyage in an interactive and versatile manner. It contains Sailing Directions and supplementary Port Information in various interactive geographic and thematic layers, but also tidal information, Deep Draught Planning Guide (Greenwich Buoy to Europoort) and the Mariners Routing Guide for the Southern North Sea. The product covers the Netherlands and Belgian coasts including the main inland waterways up to and including the ports of Antwerpen (Belgium) and Emden (Germany).
An official equivalent of paper publications HP1 (Netherlands Coast Pilot) and HP33 (tide tables and stream atlases) in accordance with SOLAS V2.2 and SOLAS V19.2.1.5.