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Essential Sailing Destinations: The World's Most Spectacular Cruising Areas [Kõva köide]

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  • Formaat: Hardback, 320 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 271x239x25 mm, kaal: 1529 g, 700 Halftones, color
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-May-2009
  • Kirjastus: Sheridan House
  • ISBN-10: 1574092812
  • ISBN-13: 9781574092813
Teised raamatud teemal:
  • Formaat: Hardback, 320 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 271x239x25 mm, kaal: 1529 g, 700 Halftones, color
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-May-2009
  • Kirjastus: Sheridan House
  • ISBN-10: 1574092812
  • ISBN-13: 9781574092813
Teised raamatud teemal:
This guide compiles a list of about 70 recommended sailing destinations around the world, by sailors, travel writers, and editors. Entries describe the region and list best cruising months, local languages and currency, average temperature and prevailing wind, ratings on navigational difficulty, family friendliness, and facilities for diving, dining, and sightseeing, and relevant Admiralty charts. Destinations include the Mediterranean, Western Europe and the North Atlantic Islands, the Caribbean, North America, the Pacific, and Australasia and the Far East. Maps and color photos are included. Annotation ©2009 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

A flotilla of talented sailors reveal their favorite sailing destinations worldwide. Each entry includes maps, practical information, and gorgeous photos.

Essential Sailing Destinations brings together a flotilla of talented sailors who have lived the dream and between them sailed in practically every corner of the globe. They reveal their favorite sailing destinations and provide expert advice for less experienced sailors.

Essential Sailing Destinations explores a wide and varied range of sailing areas, including the multicultural Mediterranean; the havens, rivers, and bays of America's East Coast; and the balmy seas of Australasia and the Indian Ocean, peppered with some of the world's most stunning archipelagos.

Each entry includes a locator map and useful at-a-glance information, including best crusing months, local languages and currency. Destinations are rated as to navigational difficulty, family friendliness, facilities for diving, shoreside eating, and sightseeing.

"In essence, this is a richly illustrated sailing-specific guide book. The color photos are great and will definitely whet the appetite. But the text entries, which come from some of the world's best known boating writers, will make you even hungrier for adventure....All you need to do is add water!"--Yachting


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Sometimes, when it comes to cruising trips, it's not so much a matter of 'where to go' as it is 'how to get there.' In Essential Sailing Destinations: The World's Most Spectacular Cruising Areas no stone is left unturned, no haven unexplored. Sixteen sailors weigh in on the best places to cruise, including the coast of Australia, the Indian Ocean, Mexico's Gold Coast, Ireland and Scotland. Each entry includes full-color photos of the destination as well as a locator map, best cruising months, local languages and currency. Compiled in a wide hard-cover binding, each destination is rated by its navigational difficulty, family friendliness and facilities for diving, sightseeing and dining. A full index also includes useful Web sites and suggestions for further reading. * Soundings: An Interdisciplinary Journal * This oversized, gorgeously illustrated hardcover book makes an excellent reference for comprehensive public-library travel collections, presenting a wide range of sailing areas around the world. Arrangement is by global region, including the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, the North Atlantic (East Coast), and the Pacific Ocean; each entry is given a spirited textual profile, and each profile is preceded by introductory comments in chart form on such relevant topics as best cruising time, family friendliness, and sightseeing. * Booklist * Each spread covers one destination, giving a short description, photographs, and important details like chart numbers, best cruising times, prevailing winds and time zones. Get this book in your hands, and you'll be anxious to sail away tomorrow. * Wooden Boat * In essence, this is a richly illustrated sailing-specific guide book. The color photos are great and will definitely whet the appetite. But the text entries, which come from some of the world's best known boating writers, will make you even hungrier for adventure....All you need to do is add water! * Yachting Monthly *

Foreword 6(2)
Sir Robin Knox-Johnston
Introduction 8(6)
Adrian Morgan
Living the Dream 14(3)
Sarah Norbury
Navigating in Coral 17(2)
James Clarke
Sailing with Children 19(1)
Mike Owen
The Mediterranean
20(46)
France The French Riviera
24(8)
Roger Lean-Vercoe
France/Spain Corsica and Sardinia
32(2)
Tim Jeffery
Italy Portofino to Amalfi
34(4)
Roger Lean-Vercoe
Italy Aeolian Islands and Sicily
38(2)
Roger Lean-Vercoe
Italy Venice
40(2)
Jimmy Cornell
Croatia The Dalmatian Coast
42(2)
Jimmy Cornell
Greece The Greek Islands
44(8)
Lynda Childress
Greece Paros
52(2)
Lynda Childress
Greece Hydra
54(2)
Lynda Childress
Greece Kefalonia
56(4)
Adrian Morgan
Turkey Bodrum to Fethiye
60(4)
Andrew Bray
North Africa Tunisia
64(2)
Jimmy Cornell
Western Europe and the North Atlantic Islands
66(64)
England/Wales The Channel Coast to the Menai Straits
70(8)
Tom Cunliffe
England Cowes
78(2)
Adrian Morgan
England East Coast
80(2)
Colin Jarman
South-west Ireland Cork to Bantry
82(4)
Bay Tim Jeffery
Northern Ireland Strangford Lough
86(2)
Tim Jeffery
Scotland The Clyde
88(2)
Tim Jeffery
Scotland West Coast and Hebrides
90(4)
Adrian Morgan
Denmark The Faroe Islands
94(2)
Adrian Morgan
Norway Northwest Norway and the Lofoten Islands
96(4)
Tom Cunliffe
Sweden Gothenburg Archipelago
100(4)
Adrian Morgan
The Baltic Kiel Canal to St Petersburg
104(6)
Tom Cunliffe
Holland Ijsselmeer
110(2)
Tom Jeffery
France North Brittany and Treguier
112(4)
Andrew Bray
France Ouessant to the Golfe du Morbihan
116(8)
Andrew Bray
Atlantic Islands Azores
124(2)
Jimmy Cornell
Atlantic Islands Madeira
126(2)
Jimmy Cornell
Atlantic Islands The Canary Islands
128(2)
Jimmy Cornell
The Caribbean
130(38)
The Bahamas Bimini to the Exumas
134(4)
Chris Caswell
The Leeward Islands Tortola and the British Virgin Islands
138(4)
Adrian Morgan
The Leeward Islands Antigua
142(4)
Andrew Bray
Guadeloupe Pigeon Island
146(2)
Andrew Bray
The Leeward Islands Les Iles des Saintes
148(2)
Andrew Bray
The Windward Islands Dominica
150(2)
Andrew Bray
The Windward Islands St Vincent and the Grenadines
152(4)
Adrian Morgan
The Windward Islands Bequia
156(2)
Adrian Morgan
The Grenadines, Union Island Chatham Bay
158(2)
Andrew Bray
Trinidad Scotland Bay
160(2)
Andrew Bray
Panama San Bias Islands
162(2)
Paul Gelder
Central America Belize
164(4)
Paul Gelder
North America, East Coast
168(30)
New England New York to Maine
172(8)
Chris Caswell
Maine Acadia National Park
180(2)
Peter Nielsen
Boston Massachusetts Bay
182(2)
Peter Nielsen
Rhode Island Newport
184(4)
Tim Jeffery
Maryland and Virginia Chesapeake Bay
188(4)
Chris Caswell
Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway Chesapeake Bay to Key West
192(2)
Chris Caswell
Florida The Florida Keys
194(4)
Chris Caswell
The Americas, West Coast
198(36)
Alaska The Alexander Archipelago
202(4)
Chris Caswell
Pacific North-west Seattle to Ketchikan
206(8)
Chris Caswell
California San Diego to Los Angeles
214(6)
Chris Caswell
Mexico Lower Sea of Cortez
220(4)
Pat Rains
Mexico Gold Coast
224(2)
Pat Rains
Chile Puerto Montt to Cape Horn
226(2)
Roger Lean-Vercoe
Antarctica Antarctic Peninsula
228(6)
Jimmy Cornell
The Pacific
234(38)
Hawaiian Islands Kauai to Hawaii
238(2)
Chris Caswell
Ecuador Galapagos
240(4)
Jimmy Cornell
French Polynesia The Society Islands
244(10)
Paul Gelder
French Polynesia Marquesas
254(4)
Jimmy Cornell
French Polynesia Tuamatus
258(2)
Paul Gelder
Melanesia Tonga and Vava'u
260(4)
Jimmy Cornell
Melanesia Fiji
264(4)
Jimmy Cornell
Melanesia Vanuatu
268(4)
Jimmy Cornell
Australasia and the Far East
272(42)
Australia The Whitsundays
276(8)
Andrew Bray
Australia Sydney Harbour
284(4)
Tim Jeffery
New Zealand North Island
288(6)
Roger Lean-Vercoe
New Zealand Marlborough Sounds
294(6)
Roger Lean-Vercoe
Thailand Phuket
300(4)
Adrian Morgan
Indian Ocean Lakshadweep, Maldives, and Chagos
304(4)
Roger Lean-Vercoe
Indian Ocean Seychelles
308(4)
Andrew Bray
Indian Ocean Mauritius to Madagascar
312(2)
Roger Lean-Vercoe
Useful websites and books 314(2)
Index 316(4)
Picture credits, acknowledgments 320
Adrian Morgan was for 15 years the Daily Mail's sailing correspondent and has written for the Times, Telegraph, and Independent on sailing and travel. Formerly assistant editor on Yachting Monthly, he writes a column for Classic Boat. He has sailed the Atlantic twice, and cruised in the Caribbean, Europe, and Scotland, where he builds traditional wooden boats.