Cruising Guides Group

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Greek "Special" taxes

Greek "Special" Tax, as at 7 May 2010

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Amended 14 May 2010

Pilot Books and Charts

For navigation and pilotage you will need corrected charts and local pilot guides.  To obtain a discount, buy these from the Imray catalogue through the CA Discount Shop   

Countries: Data and Regulations

European Countries
This section gives reference detail about the various countries bordering European waters, and describes local peculiarities to consider when cruising, whether concerning personal visas or yacht permissions.Much will depend on which group of European countries you're dealing with, so these g

Sources of Further Information

Pilot Books and Charts

For navigation and pilotage you will need corrected charts and local pilot guides.  To obtain a discount, buy these from the Imray catalogue through the CA Discount Shop   

Preparing to Cruise

When 'Going Foreign', ie, leaving your home country (be it America, Canada or a European country) for longer than a typical holiday, or when travelling to another country in your own boat, you'll be faced with unfamiliar situations.  Communications become important for staying in touch and obtaining weather information. Boating regulations will be different, while civic or immigration rules will determine how long people may stay before their 'visitor' status changes. Beware!

West Mediterranean Cruising Regions

Introducing the West Mediterranean

This page very briefly lists differences between the cruising regions from the Straits of Gibraltar to the Heel of Italy, and leads to region pages giving far more detail. Sophistication, with seasonal crowds and expense, and a  lively cafe culture, summarises the northern cruising regions. These contras

Cruise Areas

Our Cruise Area Pages

Our Cruise Area pages are designed to help crews choose where to go; for charter, a new base, or a cruise itinerary. They outline the attractions and challenges of the many cruising regions around Europe, comparing them, describing cruising conditions. They pick places worth a special voyage, whether for layup, for crew change, or to see some local attraction. We also warn of pitfalls. When uncommon, we list ports of entry, ports of refuge, repair facilities, and perhaps even laundrettes.

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