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Navigate the Wash and Humber with Precision and Confidence
Discover why this guide is the go-to resource for boaters tackling the UK’s most challenging tidal waters. The *Tidal Havens of the Wash and Humber* isn’t just a book—it’s a lifeline for sailors, motorboaters, and adventurers who refuse to let shifting tides and hidden sandbanks dictate their journey. With 76 pages of meticulously researched content, this sixth edition (2011) is packed with full-color maps, aerial photographs, and tide tables that transform complex navigation into a straightforward, stress-free experience.

Built for the Demands of Tidal Navigation
This guide is engineered for the unique challenges of the Wash and Humber, where tides can rise and fall by over 7 meters, and currents reach speeds of 3 knots or more. It covers 50+ tidal havens, drying harbors, and creeks, each accompanied by precise coordinates (latitudes: 53.2600577 to 53.8161262; longitudes: -0.9201205 to 1.2779755), depth soundings, and tidal stream data. Whether you’re seeking shelter from a sudden storm or planning an overnight anchorage, you’ll find the information you need to make informed decisions—without relying on guesswork or outdated charts.

Designed for Real-World Use
Weighing just 1.2 kg and measuring A4 in size, this paperback guide is built to withstand the rigors of life on deck. Its water-resistant pages and durable binding ensure it stays intact, even in wet or windy conditions. The guide’s layout is intentionally user-friendly, with clear headings, color-coded sections, and an intuitive index that lets you find critical information in seconds. No more flipping through pages mid-passage—this guide is designed to keep you focused on what matters most: safe and efficient navigation.

More Than Just a Guide—It’s Your Local Expert
Written by Henry Irving, a mariner with deep ties to these waters, this guide offers insights you won’t find in any other publication. From the best times to enter a drying harbor to the location of hidden fuel docks and repair services, it’s packed with practical tips that only come from years of firsthand experience. The inclusion of aerial photographs provides a bird’s-eye view of each haven, helping you visualize your approach and avoid potential hazards like unmarked shoals or strong cross-currents.

This sixth edition (2011) of the *Tidal Havens of the Wash and Humber* is a comprehensive paperback guide, featuring 76 pages of full-color maps, aerial photographs, and tide tables. Measuring A4 and weighing 1.2 kg, it’s designed for durability and ease of use on deck. The guide covers latitudes from 53.2600577 to 53.8161262 and longitudes from -0.9201205 to 1.2779755, providing precise coordinates and tidal data for over 50 havens, drying harbors, and creeks in the region.

For over two centuries, this publisher has been a trusted name in nautical navigation, renowned for producing high-quality charts, guides, and pilot books. Their publications are crafted by mariners, for mariners, blending rigorous hydrographic data with practical, on-the-water insights. With a focus on accuracy, durability, and usability, their guides are relied upon by boaters worldwide to navigate some of the most challenging waters safely and confidently.

• Unlock the secrets of the Wash and Humber with a guide that combines expert local knowledge, precise cartography, and practical advice tailored for tidal navigation. This publication eliminates the guesswork from coastal cruising, offering detailed tide tables, aerial photographs, and up-to-date hydrographic data to help you plan safe passages and find sheltered anchorage. Its durable, water-resistant design ensures it stands up to the marine environment, while its user-friendly layout makes it easy to access critical information quickly. Whether you’re a seasoned sailor or a weekend boater, this guide is your key to navigating these dynamic waters with confidence and ease.