Anchorages of the British Isles :Over 100 beautiful havens, coves and escapes

Anchorages of the British Isles

Anchorages of the British Isles :Over 100 beautiful havens, coves and escapes

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Published: 12 February, 2026
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A curated collection of the most beautiful and remote spots in bays, rivers and harbours around the UK and Ireland.

The UK and the Irish coastlines boast some of the most stunning and varied places in the world for dropping anchor. But it’s not always easy to find anchorages that are sheltered and secure with beautiful scenery. Authored by a panel of highly experienced cruisers, this guide offers detailed knowledge of every part of the coast of the UK, Ireland and the Channel Islands. Their recommendations can be trusted to take sailors away from the crowds to some of the very best anchorages these islands have to offer, from peaceful Babbacombe Bay in Devon with stunning views to Toberdenny in Ireland, an unspoiled natural harbour that's achingly beautiful at sunset. Each anchorage is accompanied with a chart, brilliant photography and a description of the place, covering why you should go, any hazards to look out for, and information on your approach, navigation, shelter, facilities available and wildlife to spot.

Anchorages of the British Isles is the perfect planning guide for day trips, weekend getaways or summer breaks to explore cherry-picked, lesser-known locations and make the most of the beautiful coastline. Get ready to discover the finest spots to drop anchor along the coasts of the British Isles.

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Type Book
ISBN13 9781399423540
ISBN10 1399423541
Number Of Pages 256
Item Weight 560 g
Product Dimensions 156 x 232 x 16 mm
Publisher / Reseller Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Format paperback
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For those seeking exceptional anchorages, this thoroughly researched and up-to-date guide is an invaluable resource. It is filled with detailed information, and I have no hesitation in recommending it to sailing enthusiasts. * Martyn Mackrill *
Anchorage around our coast are becoming increasingly hard to find, what with the proliferation of moorings in all the old haunts and the awareness of damage to seagrass. I salute this book in offering those that remain and inndicating in clear, readable detail any problems to be found there. -- Tom Cunliffe

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Author's Bio

Jane Cumberlidge, Dick Durham, Norman Kean, Jonty Pearce and Dag Pike have cruised extensively around the UK and Ireland, and they have all written for sailing magazines including Yachting Monthly.

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