Channel Coast of France

Paul Heiney

£18.99

Sailors planning a cruise abroad use a pilot book, which gives you all the navigational advice to get you to your destination. Once you’ve closed the pilot book, this book will help you enjoy all that your destination has to offer. What can you discover within walking distance of the port? Where can you find fuel, laundry and food supplies? The main reason for going on a cruise in the first place is to explore new and lovely places. Sailors won’t decide to stop at a port because of an interesting pilotage challenge, but you will for an amazing moules frites place hidden away. General guidebooks won’t tell you everything you need to know, and will include a lot of info on places you can’t reach. ‘Adlard Coles Shore Guides’ provide the essential information and ideas to make the most of your time ashore.

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Publish Date: 26/05/2022

Description

‘a very useful companion for anyone planning a trip across the Channel’ – Sailing Today

Make the most of your time ashore with Adlard Coles Shore Guide to the Channel Coast of France

With the sailing behind you, you’ll be looking to explore your destination, asking questions such as: How far to the nearest shops and where are the places to eat? You’ll also need help to solve practical problems, such as finding fuel, repairs and laundry facilities. Once you’re fed and watered, what is there to see and do, and how can you keep the family entertained? You need a different kind of pilot book and this guide is the answer.

Packed with beautiful photographs and practical information on local facilities, places to visit and hidden gems within reach of the marina, Adlard Coles Shore Guide to the Channel Coast of France will steer you towards the essentials and pleasures that can be easy to miss along this alluring coastline. Find out where you can taste the sweet onions from Roscoff that are so good you can eat them like an apple, or try the to-die-for croissants in a bakery just inside the city gates of St Malo, as well as where you can sample Normandy cheese, washed down with Normandy cider or Calvados, of course.

Paul Heiney, a hugely experienced sailor, journalist and author, describes the marinas, big and small, worth visiting as well as the welcoming harbours to explore. Written especially for sailors planning their cruises, this hand-sized travel guide is the perfect resource for anyone cruising this coastline.

Additional information

Weight 300 g
Dimensions 206 × 136 × 12 mm
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Imprint

Cover

Paperback

Pages

160

Language

English

Edition
Dewey

914.4204842 (edition:23)

Readership

General – Trade / Code: K