Carte marine Navicarte - 538 + 539 - Ploumanac'h, Roscoff, Argenton

Navigate Brittany’s iconic coastline with unmatched precision
This folded nautical chart is your essential companion for exploring the English Channel’s most challenging and scenic waters, from the rocky shores of Ploumanac’h to the bustling ports of Roscoff and Argenton. Designed for sailors who prioritize accuracy and durability, it combines a 1:50,000 scale with water-resistant, latex-coated paper, ensuring reliable performance in all conditions. Whether you're plotting a course through narrow channels or docking in a crowded harbor, this chart provides the clarity and detail you need to navigate with confidence.

Built for the demands of real-world sailing
Unlike standard maps, this chart is engineered to withstand the rigors of marine environments. The latex-coated paper resists moisture, allowing you to write and erase notes without damaging the surface, while its robust construction ensures it remains legible even after repeated folding and unfolding. The bilingual French/English legends and color-coded layout make it accessible to international crews, reducing the risk of misinterpretation during critical moments at sea.

Comprehensive navigation aids for safer voyages
This chart goes beyond basic cartography by including detailed port plans for Ploumanac’h, Roscoff, and Argenton, complete with depth soundings, mooring zones, and harbor infrastructure. High-contrast black-and-white photographs of challenging passages—such as rocky outcrops or narrow channels—provide visual confirmation of key waypoints, helping you anticipate and navigate tricky areas with ease. Additionally, all essential navigation aids, including lighthouses, buoys, and beacons, are clearly marked, ensuring compliance with maritime regulations and enhancing situational awareness.

Designed for convenience and reliability
The compact folded format (166 × 315 mm) makes it easy to store and use, whether you're at the helm or planning your route ashore. When unfolded, the chart expands to a full A0 size (118.9 × 84.1 cm), offering ample space for route planning, waypoint marking, or crew briefings. Updated in 2021, it reflects the latest hydrographic data, ensuring you have the most current information on depths, hazards, and navigational changes. Lightweight at just 0.090 kg, it won’t weigh down your gear, yet it delivers the durability and precision required for safe coastal navigation.

This folded nautical chart covers the English Channel’s Ploumanac’h, Roscoff, and Argenton zones at a 1:50,000 scale, offering a perfect balance of broad coverage and fine detail. Measuring 166 × 315 mm when folded and expanding to a full A0 size (118.9 × 84.1 cm) when unfolded, it features water-resistant, latex-coated paper that allows for writing and erasing notes without damage. The chart includes detailed port plans, navigation aids like lighthouses and buoys, and high-contrast photographs of challenging passages, all presented in a bilingual French/English format for international use.

Specializing in high-quality laminated nautical charts for coastal navigation, this brand is trusted by sailors for its precision, durability, and practical design. Their charts are tailored to real-world navigation needs, featuring water-resistant materials, detailed port plans, and bilingual legends to ensure clarity and reliability in all conditions.

• This nautical chart stands out for its unmatched combination of precision, durability, and practicality.
• The 1:50,000 scale provides the ideal balance of detail and coverage, while the water-resistant, latex-coated paper ensures long-lasting performance in harsh marine environments.
• Detailed port plans, navigation aids, and high-contrast photographs of challenging passages enhance safety and confidence, making it an indispensable tool for both recreational and professional sailors.
• Its compact folded format and bilingual layout further add to its versatility, ensuring it meets the needs of mariners navigating the English Channel’s most demanding waters.