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Imray - The West Country

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From Lyme Bay to Land’s End, this guide delivers expert navigation, harbor details, and local insights for sailing Southwest England’s breathtaking coastline with confidence.

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Year
2025
Author
Carlos Rojas & Susan Kemp-Wheeler
Picto
In English language
Book in version
paper version
Book type
Pilot

Specific References

UPC
400000062563
EAN13
4000000133780
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The West Country Nautical Guide

Publication in English
Paperback edition

Your Essential Companion for Coastal Exploration

Discover the rugged beauty and rich maritime heritage of England’s southwestern coast with this comprehensive nautical guide. Designed for boaters, sailors, and adventurers, this guide delivers expert navigation advice, detailed harbor information, and insider tips for exploring the West Country—from Lyme Bay to Land’s End and the Isles of Scilly. Whether you're planning a weekend cruise or an extended voyage, this resource ensures safe passage while uncovering the region’s hidden gems.

Precision Navigation for Safe and Confident Sailing

Navigate with confidence using meticulously updated charts, waypoints, and sailing directions tailored to the unique challenges of the West Country’s coastline. The guide includes critical details on tides, currents, and hazards, along with clear instructions for entering harbors, anchoring in secluded coves, and accessing essential services. Every entry is organized for quick reference, allowing you to focus on the journey rather than logistics.

Beyond the Water: A Treasure Trove of Local Insights

More than just a navigation tool, this guide immerses you in the culture, history, and natural wonders of the region. Explore the Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with geological insights and tips for spotting ancient fossils. Delve into the area’s human history, from Bronze Age settlements to the legacy of figures like Sir Francis Drake and Agatha Christie. Wildlife enthusiasts will appreciate notes on local marine life, including dolphins, seabirds, and rare seahorses.

Practical Tools for Onshore Adventures

Maximize your time ashore with detailed maps, aerial photographs, and Ordnance Survey references that pinpoint everything from marinas and fuel docks to historic landmarks and hiking trails. The guide also highlights local traditions, such as the origins of the Cornish pasty and the perfect recipe for cream tea scones. Whether you’re docking for supplies or planning a day trip, you’ll find everything you need to make the most of your visit.

Trusted by Sailors, Backed by Expertise

Updated annually to reflect the latest navigational data and local developments, this guide is a collaboration between seasoned sailors and regional experts. Its A4 format ensures readability, while the lightweight design makes it easy to stow on board. Pair it with complementary nautical charts for a complete toolkit that prepares you for every aspect of your voyage along England’s southwestern shores.

Unlock the Secrets of England’s Southwest Coastline
This authoritative nautical guide is your passport to the West Country’s most breathtaking coastal destinations, blending expert navigation with rich cultural and historical context. Covering the stretch from Lyme Bay to Land’s End and the Isles of Scilly, it’s an indispensable resource for boaters seeking both adventure and practicality. With its 2025 edition, you’ll have access to the most current data, ensuring safe passage through some of the UK’s most iconic and challenging waters.

Designed for Boaters, by Boaters
Weighing just 420 grams, this A4-sized paperback is built for durability and ease of use on deck. Its clear, concise layout organizes critical information—such as harbor facilities, tidal patterns, and emergency contacts—so you can make informed decisions quickly. Whether you’re plotting a course through the treacherous waters off Land’s End or searching for a quiet anchorage, the guide’s detailed entries and aerial photographs provide the clarity you need to navigate with confidence.

More Than Navigation: A Guide to Local Life
Beyond its technical precision, this guide offers a deep dive into the region’s unique character. Learn about the geological wonders of the Jurassic Coast, trace the footsteps of historical figures like William Cookworthy, or indulge in local culinary traditions with a recipe for authentic scones. The guide also highlights lesser-known attractions, from ancient fossil sites to scenic walking trails, ensuring your time ashore is as rewarding as your time on the water.

Built for the Modern Explorer
Combining traditional cartography with modern insights, this guide bridges the gap between navigation and exploration. Its integration with Ordnance Survey maps and large-scale town plans makes it easy to transition from sea to shore, while its focus on sustainability and local conservation efforts ensures you can enjoy the region responsibly. Whether you’re a seasoned sailor or a first-time visitor, this guide equips you with the knowledge to experience the West Country like a local.

This 2025 edition of *The West Country Nautical Guide* is a paperback publication in A4 format (210 x 297 mm), weighing 420 grams for easy handling on board. Written in English by authors Carlos Rojas and Susan Kemp-Wheeler, it covers the southern coasts of Devon and Cornwall, including key latitudes and longitudes for precise navigation. The guide is published by Imray Laurie Norie And Wilson Ltd and features updated charts, aerial photographs, and detailed maps to support safe and informed sailing.

With a legacy spanning over two centuries, this publisher is a trusted name in maritime navigation, renowned for producing high-quality charts, guides, and almanacs. Their publications are meticulously researched and updated annually, ensuring boaters have access to the most accurate and reliable information. Combining traditional craftsmanship with modern technology, their guides are designed to meet the needs of both recreational sailors and professional mariners, making them a staple on vessels worldwide.

  • Navigate with confidence using a guide that combines expert sailing directions with rich cultural insights, ensuring both safety and discovery.
  • Access up-to-date information on harbors, tides, and hazards, paired with detailed maps and aerial photographs for precise navigation.
  • Explore the region’s history, wildlife, and local traditions with curated recommendations that go beyond the water.
  • Lightweight and durable, this guide is designed for easy use on deck, while its annual updates guarantee the latest data for your voyage.
What areas are covered in this nautical guide?

The guide covers the coastline from Lyme Bay to Land's End and the Isles of Scilly, including southern Devon and Cornwall.

Are there details about onshore attractions and history?

Yes, it includes geological history, human settlements, fossil sites, wildlife, local industries, and notable figures like Agatha Christie and Sir Francis Drake.

What type of maps and visuals are included?

It features aerial photographs by Patrick Roach, Ordnance Survey road maps, and large-scale town plans for easy navigation onshore.

Is this guide suitable for planning excursions ashore?

Absolutely, it provides detailed lists of facilities, points of interest, and practical information for exploring the region on foot or by road.

What are the dimensions and weight of the guide?

The guide is A4 size (210 x 297 mm) and weighs 420 grams, making it portable yet comprehensive.

Does the guide include information on local wildlife?

Yes, it covers marine life such as seahorses and dolphins, as well as birds and wildflowers found in the region.

Are the navigation details easy to access?

Yes, all information on passages, harbors, and anchorages is organized for quick and easy reference while sailing.

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