Atlantic Coast motorcycle route from Ft. Kent in Maine to Key West on the southern tip of Florida in a series of five maps covering motorcycle routes across the USA: along the Atlantic or the Pacific coasts, east-west across the northern or the southern states, & Route 66, produced in cooperation with Harley-Davidson & filled with extensive tourist information. The maps, printed on light, waterproof & tear-resistant plastic paper, are double-sided & provide in each title a more general overview map of the whole route plus several more detailed panels breaking it into shorter stages. Each panel highlights the route across the network of local roads & is overprinted with colour-coded numbers indicating places to visit, Harley-Davidson dealers & Best Western hotels, all with addresses & phone numbers. Also provided is information on the types of scenery along the route, road characteristics & driving instructions with stage by stage mileage. The maps also give information on motorcycle laws in each state, indicating helmet & eye protection requirements.* In this title:* the route is presented in six stages & after joining the Atlantic on the Canadian border sticks closely to the coast. Stage 1 leads from Ft. Kent in northern Maine to the Atlantic & then follows the coast to Portsmouth in New Hampshire. Stage 2 runs along the coast of Massachusetts, across Boston, to Milford in Connecticut. Stage 3 takes in New York City & continues along the Atlantic coast with a ferry crossing to Delaware & on to Norfolk in Virginia. The fourth stage runs from Norfolk along the coasts of the Carolinas to Savannah in Georgia. Stage 5 is continues to Daytona Beach in Florida, with the final stage along the coast of Florida with Miami to Florida Keys & Key West. ...

' North Biscay' has been renamed ' Atlantic France' to reflect the extended coverage to the Spanish border. Jeremy Parkinson has revisited the West coast of France &, from his research over the past two years has produced this new renamed edition. Throughout, the harbour plans have been revised & in many cases enhanced. In particular, the coverage of Brest now

Includes:: the new Marina du Chateau, large scale plans of the marinas at Lorient have been added & plans are provided of the small harbours in the Gironde. At the north end the Brittany harbour of L' Aberwrac'h, the key to entering the Chenal du Four, is now included & in the south Arcachon, Capbreton, Bayonne, St Jean de Luz & the Rada de Higuer up to the Spanish border are included. Many of the photographs are new & at the end of 2009 Patrick Roach was commissioned to produce a new set of aerial photos & amongst these is unique coverage of Brest. ' Atlantic France' is the authoritative cruising companion for this long & varied coastline & its publication will be welcomed by both first time visitors & old West coast of France hands.

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Covering the whole Atlantic coast of France, from Ouessant in the north to Hendaye on the Spanish border, this second edition of the RCC Pilotage Foundation’s guide has been thoroughly revised & updated by Nick Chavasse who has taken his Bowman 40, Wild Bird, into every main port & a multitude of anchorages, including explorations up the numerous navigable rivers. The plans have been revised & enhanced throughout & the coverage has been extended to include large scale detail for key areas including Lorient & the Gironde. Coverage of the Brittany coast west from L` Aberwrac`h, so often the gateway to the Chenal du Four, is now extended to include the islands of Ouessant & Molène. Many of the new photographs are on-the-water images which are invaluable to the navigator, but this edition also continues to benefit from Patrick Roach’s unique & informative aerial coverage. ` Atlantic France` is the authoritative cruising companion for this long & varied coastline with its sometimes-daunting tides & currents, & its publication has been welcomed both by first time visitors who are enjoying their first taste of the region & by old hands who are revisiting their favourite haunts. ...

This edition of IMRAY's pilot for the Atlantic Islands has been fully revised & incorporates new information collected from her visits to each of the archipelagos during 2003. It contains new plans, many necessitated by the surge in marina building, particularly in the Canaries, since the publication of the last edition. Many new colour photographs have been added. The standard production has been enhanced by the full use of colour & clearer definition of the island sections & references between them. Atlantic Islands is the only serious guide to the island groups & is an essential companion for yachts making the Atlantic passage. ...

When Anne Hammick started research on the first edition of Atlantic Islands back in 1987, few would have guessed the changes which 25 years would bring. Facilities for yachts have enhanced immeasurably in all four island groups, bureaucracy has decreased &, from being seen mainly as convenient stepping stones on the Atlantic passage, all the archipelagos are now accepted as cruising destinations in their own right. The fifth edition of Atlantic Islands builds on solid foundations
- the author's long familiarity with the area, an invaluable network of local contacts, & the constant flow of information & feedback received from yachtsmen & women during the lifetime of the previous edition. In 2010 the author set out to visit & photograph almost every harbour featured in the book, & while preparing the text & plans the following year was kept updated about on-going developments by cruising friends 'in the field'. Passage waypoints are now included
- though these should, as always, be used with caution
- in addition to many harbour plans available nowhere else. Nearly 300 new photographs illustrate the fifth edition, most from the author's own collection, & the use of colour for indexing & cross-referencing has also been increased. Whether you seek authoritative pilotage information, comprehensive details of available facilities, or simply suggestions for planning an enjoyable cruise, you will find them all in the fifth edition of Atlantic Islands.


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Imray chart 100 covers the North Atlantic from Brazil to Newfoundland & Gibraltar to the Caribbean, at a scale of 1:7, 620, 000. It has been constructed on a conical projection which means that Great Circle tracks can be plotted as straight lines rather than curves. The chart shows the main trend of contours, limits of ice, magnetic variations & keys routes as identified by D. M. Street. On the reverse are notes on the routes & small wind rose charts, with accompanying charts showing excessive wave heights & storm frequencies for the months that yachts cross the Atlantic: April to July, & September to December. Chart 100 is an important companion for Atlantic yachtsmen on passage & an excellent source of planning information. ...

Map No. G-24B in the TPC series: military topographic survey mapping covering the world's land masses & significant islands at 1:500, 000. The maps are useful as general topographical coverage where nothing else is available, although they are designed primarily as flying charts for military aircraft. TPC stands for Tactical Pilotage Chart. Relief is portrayed by a combination of contours (basic interval 500ft, intermediate contours shown where appropriate), elevation tinting & relief shading, plus spot heights. Towns, villages, major roads, railways & airports are shown but please note that many of the smaller settlements are not named & the road information is not necessarily up to date, as compilation & revision dates vary. Some air navigation information also appears on the map, such as radio beacons & restricted flying zones. Each TPC chart has both UTM & latitude/longitude grids overprinted on it, with additional margin ticks. IMPORTANT
- PLEASE NOTE: The series is gradually being withdrawn from sale to the general public & some sheets may no longer be available when ordered by us. Due to the nature of the map projection assembling these sheets to make a larger map is not recommended. in addition, colours used for relief are not constant throughout the series. In some areas of central Africa & South America the maps have blank spaces, reflecting localized deficiencies or inconsistencies in the survey data.
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The Atlantic Pilot Atlas provides a complete guide to the weather of the North & South Atlantic, the Mediterranean & the Caribbean. Now revised for the fifth edition, it

Includes:: weather forecasting, global warming & hurricane avoidance information as well as wind & current charts, wave heights, tropical cyclone tracks & shipping routes. Any skipper contemplating an ocean crossing needs to know what conditions he is likely to meet en route, in order to plan a safe & comfortable passage, & this book provides exactly what is needed. 40 specially drawn colour charts show detailed information on the winds, currents, gale frequencies, rough sea conditions, hurricane tracks & recommended sailing routes for each month of the year for all these oceans. ` This is what every yachtsman contemplating an extended cruise needs in one book... No serious offshore bookshelf should be without one.` Yachting Monthly ` Without doubt the most useful guide for anyone planning a Transatlantic voyage.` Ships & Ports

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This Atlantic Road National Tourist Route Map belongs to a series of 18 map & postcards sets describing popular tourist routes all over Norway. The map set

Includes:: a map in 1: 50, 000 presenting an accurate topography (based on the Norwegian topographic survey) which describes local footpaths, cycle or ski routes, sport & recreational facilities, places of interest, places to stay & eat, viewpoints. The Atlantic Road is a 8-kilometer long stretch of road between the towns of Kristiansund & Molde, the two main population centers in the county of Møre og Romsdal in Fjord Norway. The road starts Approx. 30 kilometers southwest of Kristiansund & ends 47 kilometers north of Molde. The Atlantic Road zigzags across low bridges that jut out over the sea, linking the islands between Molde (famous for its annual jazz festival in July) & Kristiansund in the western fjords. The Hustadvika is an infamous stretch of ocean & when in storm it is truly dramatic. In calmer weather you might spot whales & seals. Chosen as ” Norway`s construction of the century” in 2005, the road links together small coastal communities. From the town of Kristiansund, the Atlantic Road is only a 30-minute drive through the Atlantic Ocean Tunnel. After passing the tunnel you cross the island of Averøy with Kvernes Stave Church, the very scenic west side of the isl&, & the incredible coastline out towards Hustadvika. The Atlantic Road has been awarded the status national tourist route because of the architecture of the road & the bridges, & the incredible coastline it passes through. Several descriptions & illustrations are included in the map to deliver a good visual representation of the trip. The set
Features: One map: scale 1:50, 000 Text in three languages (Norwegian, English & German)5 Postcards (13.5x 25cm) To see the list of other titles in this series, please click on the series link.


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The sixth edition of this pilot has been completely updated from visits to the area by Martin Walker (Galicia) & Henry Buchanan (Portugal & Southern Spain) during 2009 & 2010. The text & plans incorporate all the latest information. Many new ground level photographs have been added & this new edition incorporates completely new aerial photos taken during the summer of 2010 by Patrick Roach. ' Atlantic Spain & Portugal' is the classic guide to this varied coast which

Includes:: the rias of of Galicia, the estuaries of the Douro & Tejo with Lisbon, the Algarve & then the coast of Andalucia down to Gibraltar. It's the essential companion for yachts making passage to the Mediterranean or onwards to the Canaries before an Atlantic crossing & also a comprehensive cruising companion for anyone visiting the delightful cruising grounds of Galicia & beyond.

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