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==SOUTH AFRICA CRUISING GUIDE==
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An online cruising guide for yachts sailing around South Africa.
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An online cruising guide for yachts sailing around South Africa. The "Cape of Good Hope" sailing route is a wonderful alternative to the [[Red Sea]] route for circumnavigating yachts, with all the wonderful [[Indian Ocean]] island stopovers en route. The sailing passage between [[Durban]] and [[Cape Town]] has a reputation of being difficult and dangerous but cruisers who are armed with the right information and backed by <del>excellent South African,</del> sometimes hard to find weather forecasting resources the passage can be extremely rewarding. South African yachts sail along this coast all the time, however, timing of the longer passages is important.
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The "Cape of Good Hope" sailing route is a wonderful alternative to the [[Red Sea]] route for circumnavigating yachts, with all the wonderful [[Indian Ocean]] island stopovers en route. The sailing passage between [[Durban]] and [[Cape Town]] has a reputation of being difficult and dangerous but cruisers who are armed with the right information and backed by <del>excellent South African,</del> sometimes hard to find weather forecasting resources the passage can be extremely rewarding. South African yachts sail along this coast all the time, however, timing of the longer passages is important.
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==Climate & Weather==
==Climate & Weather==
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Climate?
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'''Marine Weather resources'''
'''Marine Weather resources'''
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** The "Surface Prognosis" and the "Air Prognosis" (500mbar charts) are 6 charts on one page, only readable in the best HF conditions.
** The "Surface Prognosis" and the "Air Prognosis" (500mbar charts) are 6 charts on one page, only readable in the best HF conditions.
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===South Africa Customs and Immigration===
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== Charts==
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'''Customs:-'''<br>
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''See each sector''.
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==Approaches and Navigation==
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''See each sector''.
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==Local Radio Nets==
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===Radio Nets===
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''Also see [[HF_Radio|Cruiser's Nets]]''
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* '''South Africa Maritime Mobile Net'''. S Africa. Covers Indian Ocean & S Atlantic. 14.316Mhz & moves to 7.120Mhz @ 0630hrs and also @ 1130hrs (both frequencies)
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* '''Radio "Peri-Peri"'''. Currently (2011/10) run by Norman (Regal), Paul (Northern Star), Roy (Good News Too). Covers Indian Ocean & S Atlantic. 8.101Mhz @ 0500hrs zulu (weather) & then 12.353hz after the weather. Again (both freqs) @ 1500hrs zulu.
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Almost the complete coastline of South Africa is covered by VHF Radio. Prior to the weather bulletin, an announcment is made on Channel 16, and the listener is told to go "to the suggested channel". The three radio stations are combined for this.
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The times are:<br>
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Weather predictions 1015 and 1815h GMT. Coastal weather reports at 1333h GMT. (local + 2 hours). These transmitters are roughly 60 miles apart. Tune in to the station closest to your location. Sometimes the broadcast can be a little late.
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|  Kosi Bay<br> Sodwana<br>Cape st Lucia<br>Richards Bay<br>Bluff (Durban)<br>Port Shepstone<br>Port Edward<br>Port St Johns<br>Mazeppa Bay<br>East London<br>Governorskop<br>Port Elizabeth<br>Kareedouw<br>||  01<br>03<br>25<br>28<br>26<br>26<br>27<br>24<br>28<br>26<br>83<br>25 or 27<br>24<br>||Knysna<br>Albertina<br>Struisbaai<br>Pearly Beach<br>Hermanus<br>Cape Town<br>Milnerton<br>Saldanaha<br>Elandsbaai<br>Doringbaai<br>Hondeklipbaai<br>Port Nolloth<br>Alexander Bay<br>|| 23<br>86<br>84<br>85<br>04<br>26<br>25<br>27<br>23<br>03<br>25<br>01<br>04<br>
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''Also see [[HF_Radio|World Cruiser's Nets]]''.
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==Arrival/Departure procedures==
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====Arrival====
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====Departure====
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==Customs and Immigration==
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====Customs====
'''Goods to declare''':- Tobacco & cigarettes, Spirits, Wine, Saccharin, Narcotics, Beer, undesirable books/objects, Firearms, Articles for sale, or gifts.<br>
'''Goods to declare''':- Tobacco & cigarettes, Spirits, Wine, Saccharin, Narcotics, Beer, undesirable books/objects, Firearms, Articles for sale, or gifts.<br>
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'''N.B.''' Yachts should have a sealable locker/container if wishing to hold stores in excess of the allowance or for restricted goods (including firearms). This concession is only allowed once per person during a period of 30 days and is subject to an absence from the Republic of not less than 48 hours. Residents returning to South Africa after a period of less than 6 months do not receive duty-free allowances on new or used golf clubs, television sets, watches, firearms and fur skin apparel.
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{{Note}}Yachts should have a sealable locker/container if wishing to hold stores in excess of the allowance or for restricted goods (including firearms). This concession is only allowed once per person during a period of 30 days and is subject to an absence from the Republic of not less than 48 hours. Residents returning to South Africa after a period of less than 6 months do not receive duty-free allowances on new or used golf clubs, television sets, watches, firearms and fur skin apparel.
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'''Immigration:-'''<br>
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====Immigration====
Those persons requiring South African visas can obtain them from any South African Consulate including the Consulate in [[Reunion]]. These can be obtained separate from your passport if so required. Ownership papers and a letter from the master accepting responsibility for the crew are necessary when getting visas.  
Those persons requiring South African visas can obtain them from any South African Consulate including the Consulate in [[Reunion]]. These can be obtained separate from your passport if so required. Ownership papers and a letter from the master accepting responsibility for the crew are necessary when getting visas.  
The Immigration authorities must clear everyone aboard any yacht arriving from a foreign port<del> and foreign vessels inbound from another South African port.</del> Update 2011/10: No, as a foreign yacht one does not need to clear in and out with immigration between South African ports. Some immigration and port official still don't seem to know the latest rules, if needed, the yachtclubs can help clarifying.
The Immigration authorities must clear everyone aboard any yacht arriving from a foreign port<del> and foreign vessels inbound from another South African port.</del> Update 2011/10: No, as a foreign yacht one does not need to clear in and out with immigration between South African ports. Some immigration and port official still don't seem to know the latest rules, if needed, the yachtclubs can help clarifying.
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The skipper/owner must write a letter requesting permission if signing off crew. This is presented to the Immigration Department, together with a completed ARRIVAL form, passport, air ticket or bank guarantee, and visa or request for temporary permit for each crewmember. The application is then submitted for approval. It is the master's responsibility to ensure that written authorization is obtained before a crewmember leaves his vessel.<br>
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The skipper/owner must write a letter requesting permission if signing off crew. This is presented to the Immigration Department, together with a completed ARRIVAL form, passport, air ticket or bank guarantee, and visa or request for temporary permit for each crewmember. The application is then submitted for approval. It is the master's responsibility to ensure that written authorization is obtained before a crewmember leaves his vessel.
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'''Note''':- Anyone wishing to visit a neighbouring country must obtain a re-entry visa before leaving.
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===South Africa Navigation Charts===
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{{Note}}Anyone wishing to visit a neighbouring country must obtain a re-entry visa before leaving.
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See each sector.
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===Navigation Notes===
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====Fees and Charges====
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See each sector.
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===Radio Nets===
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''Also see [[HF_Radio|Cruiser's Nets]]''
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* '''South Africa Maritime Mobile Net'''. S Africa. Covers Indian Ocean & S Atlantic. 14.316Mhz & moves to 7.120Mhz @ 0630hrs and also @ 1130hrs (both frequencies)
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==Health and Security==
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* '''Radio "Peri-Peri"'''. Currently (2011/10) run by Norman (Regal), Paul (Northern Star), Roy (Good News Too). Covers Indian Ocean & S Atlantic. 8.101Mhz @ 0500hrs zulu (weather) & then 12.353hz after the weather. Again (both freqs) @ 1500hrs zulu.
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====Health====
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* HIV and AIDS is a major problem in South Africa.
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* Malaria - Malaria is not encountered along the coast south of Richards Bay. Make local enquiries when planning to travel inland in the NE areas of South Africa and north of Richards Bay along the coast.
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====Security====
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* South Africa has a high crime rate so be cautious when ashore. No acts of piracy have occured along the South African coast.
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Almost the complete coastline of South Africa is covered by VHF Radio. Prior to the weather bulletin, an announcment is made on Channel 16, and the listener is told to go "to the suggested channel". The three radio stations are combined for this.
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==Ports & Popular Stops==
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The times are:<br>
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Weather predictions 1015 and 1815h GMT. Coastal weather reports at 1333h GMT. (local + 2 hours). These transmitters are roughly 60 miles apart. Tune in to the station closest to your location. Sometimes the broadcast can be a little late.
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|  Kosi Bay<br> Sodwana<br>Cape st Lucia<br>Richards Bay<br>Bluff (Durban)<br>Port Shepstone<br>Port Edward<br>Port St Johns<br>Mazeppa Bay<br>East London<br>Governorskop<br>Port Elizabeth<br>Kareedouw<br>||  01<br>03<br>25<br>28<br>26<br>26<br>27<br>24<br>28<br>26<br>83<br>25 or 27<br>24<br>||Knysna<br>Albertina<br>Struisbaai<br>Pearly Beach<br>Hermanus<br>Cape Town<br>Milnerton<br>Saldanaha<br>Elandsbaai<br>Doringbaai<br>Hondeklipbaai<br>Port Nolloth<br>Alexander Bay<br>|| 23<br>86<br>84<br>85<br>04<br>26<br>25<br>27<br>23<br>03<br>25<br>01<br>04<br>
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''Also see the '''[[Indian Ocean]]''' section''
''Also see the '''[[Indian Ocean]]''' section''
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* Malaria - Malaria is not encountered along the coast south of Richards Bay. Make local enquiries when planning to travel inland in the NE areas of South Africa and north of Richards Bay along the coast.
 
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==Things to do Ashore==
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* South Africa has a high crime rate so be cautious when ashore. No acts of piracy have occured along the South African coast.
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====Tourism====
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===Tourism & things to do in South Africa===
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Among the main attractions are the diverse and picturesque culture, the game reserves (Safari Parks) and the highly regarded local wines.
Among the main attractions are the diverse and picturesque culture, the game reserves (Safari Parks) and the highly regarded local wines.
* [http://www1.southafrica.net/cultures/sv-SE/consumer.southafrica.net/ Official Tourism Website]
* [http://www1.southafrica.net/cultures/sv-SE/consumer.southafrica.net/ Official Tourism Website]
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===Forum Discussions===
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==Cruiser's Friends==
* Tony Herrick (''himself a circumnavigator'') of [http://www.cruisingconnections.co.za Cruising Connections] in Durban is always happy to assist yachtsmen visiting South Africa. [mailto:[email protected] Email]
* Tony Herrick (''himself a circumnavigator'') of [http://www.cruisingconnections.co.za Cruising Connections] in Durban is always happy to assist yachtsmen visiting South Africa. [mailto:[email protected] Email]
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==External Links==
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* [http://www.cruisingconnections.co.za/forums/default.asp Cruising the Indian Ocean Forums] - Regional Discussion Forum.
* [http://www.cruisingconnections.co.za/forums/default.asp Cruising the Indian Ocean Forums] - Regional Discussion Forum.
* [http://www.cruisingconnections.co.za/sailinglogs11.htm South Africa welcomes cruisers] - Article by Tony Herrick.
* [http://www.cruisingconnections.co.za/sailinglogs11.htm South Africa welcomes cruisers] - Article by Tony Herrick.
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An online cruising guide for yachts sailing around South Africa.

South Africa
South Africa
Safricaflag.gif
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Capital: Pretoria
Language: English, Afrikaans, others
Currency: Rand
South Africa has 11 official languages.

Contents

The "Cape of Good Hope" sailing route is a wonderful alternative to the Red Sea route for circumnavigating yachts, with all the wonderful Indian Ocean island stopovers en route. The sailing passage between Durban and Cape Town has a reputation of being difficult and dangerous but cruisers who are armed with the right information and backed by excellent South African, sometimes hard to find weather forecasting resources the passage can be extremely rewarding. South African yachts sail along this coast all the time, however, timing of the longer passages is important.

Climate & Weather

Submit the climate & general weather details here. For very large countries remove this section and cover weather in Region ( Region Template) pages.

Marine Weather resources

Charts

See each sector.

Approaches and Navigation

See each sector.

Local Radio Nets

Radio Nets

Also see Cruiser's Nets

  • South Africa Maritime Mobile Net. S Africa. Covers Indian Ocean & S Atlantic. 14.316Mhz & moves to 7.120Mhz @ 0630hrs and also @ 1130hrs (both frequencies)
  • Radio "Peri-Peri". Currently (2011/10) run by Norman (Regal), Paul (Northern Star), Roy (Good News Too). Covers Indian Ocean & S Atlantic. 8.101Mhz @ 0500hrs zulu (weather) & then 12.353hz after the weather. Again (both freqs) @ 1500hrs zulu.

Almost the complete coastline of South Africa is covered by VHF Radio. Prior to the weather bulletin, an announcment is made on Channel 16, and the listener is told to go "to the suggested channel". The three radio stations are combined for this.

The times are:
Weather predictions 1015 and 1815h GMT. Coastal weather reports at 1333h GMT. (local + 2 hours). These transmitters are roughly 60 miles apart. Tune in to the station closest to your location. Sometimes the broadcast can be a little late.

Station VHF Station VHF
Kosi Bay
Sodwana
Cape st Lucia
Richards Bay
Bluff (Durban)
Port Shepstone
Port Edward
Port St Johns
Mazeppa Bay
East London
Governorskop
Port Elizabeth
Kareedouw
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03
25
28
26
26
27
24
28
26
83
25 or 27
24
Knysna
Albertina
Struisbaai
Pearly Beach
Hermanus
Cape Town
Milnerton
Saldanaha
Elandsbaai
Doringbaai
Hondeklipbaai
Port Nolloth
Alexander Bay
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86
84
85
04
26
25
27
23
03
25
01
04

Also see World Cruiser's Nets.

Arrival/Departure procedures

Arrival

Details?

Departure

Details?

Customs and Immigration

Customs

Goods to declare:- Tobacco & cigarettes, Spirits, Wine, Saccharin, Narcotics, Beer, undesirable books/objects, Firearms, Articles for sale, or gifts.

Goods imported Duty leviable
Personal effects Duty free
Other new or used goods not exceeding ZAR1 250-00 Duty free
Additional goods new or used not exceeding ZAR10 000-00 Duty at 20%
Wine not exceeding 2 liters per person Duty free
Spirituous and alcoholic beverages not exceeding 1 liter per person Duty free
Cigarettes not exceeding 400 and not exceeding 50 cigars per person Duty free
260g cigarette tobacco or pipe tobacco per person Duty free
Perfumery not exceeding 50ml and toilet water not exceeding 250ml per person Duty free

Note: Yachts should have a sealable locker/container if wishing to hold stores in excess of the allowance or for restricted goods (including firearms). This concession is only allowed once per person during a period of 30 days and is subject to an absence from the Republic of not less than 48 hours. Residents returning to South Africa after a period of less than 6 months do not receive duty-free allowances on new or used golf clubs, television sets, watches, firearms and fur skin apparel.

Immigration

Those persons requiring South African visas can obtain them from any South African Consulate including the Consulate in Reunion. These can be obtained separate from your passport if so required. Ownership papers and a letter from the master accepting responsibility for the crew are necessary when getting visas.

The Immigration authorities must clear everyone aboard any yacht arriving from a foreign port and foreign vessels inbound from another South African port. Update 2011/10: No, as a foreign yacht one does not need to clear in and out with immigration between South African ports. Some immigration and port official still don't seem to know the latest rules, if needed, the yachtclubs can help clarifying.

The skipper/owner must write a letter requesting permission if signing off crew. This is presented to the Immigration Department, together with a completed ARRIVAL form, passport, air ticket or bank guarantee, and visa or request for temporary permit for each crewmember. The application is then submitted for approval. It is the master's responsibility to ensure that written authorization is obtained before a crewmember leaves his vessel.

Note: Anyone wishing to visit a neighbouring country must obtain a re-entry visa before leaving.

Fees and Charges

Restrictions

Health and Security

Health

  • HIV and AIDS is a major problem in South Africa.
  • Malaria - Malaria is not encountered along the coast south of Richards Bay. Make local enquiries when planning to travel inland in the NE areas of South Africa and north of Richards Bay along the coast.

Security

  • South Africa has a high crime rate so be cautious when ashore. No acts of piracy have occured along the South African coast.

Ports & Popular Stops

Also see the Indian Ocean section

* Use "Zoom" buttons top/left of map.
* Place curser over map, hold left mouse button and drag the map
* Click on Red Markers for details.
* Then, click on the links inside the marker's window that opens..

South African Ports Southern African Passages
Richards Bay
* Richards Bay to Durban

Durban
* Durban to East London
East London
* East London to Port Elizabeth
Port Elizabeth
* Port Elizabeth to Knysna
Port St Francis
* Port Elizabeth to Knysna
Knysna
* Knysna to Mossel Bay
Mossel Bay
* Mossel Bay to Simonstown
Simonstown & False Bay
* Simonstown to Hout Bay
Hout Bay
* Hout Bay to Cape Town
Cape Town
* Cape Town to Saldanha Bay
Saldanha Bay

 Madagascar to Richards Bay/Durban

Durban/Richards Bay to Madagascar & Mayotte
Maputo - Richards Bay/Durban
Durban/Richards Bay - Maputo
Durban/Richards Bay to Tanzania
Tanzania to Richards Bay/Durban
Richards Bay to Cape Town (Has data)
Cape Town to Richards Bay
South East Asia to South Africa
South Africa to Australia (Has data)
Atlantic Crossing (East to West)


Things to do Ashore

Tourism

Among the main attractions are the diverse and picturesque culture, the game reserves (Safari Parks) and the highly regarded local wines.

Transportation

List transportation to other countries, or islands.

Routes/Passages To/From

List popular passages/routes, timing, etc.

Cruiser's Friends

  • Tony Herrick (himself a circumnavigator) of Cruising Connections in Durban is always happy to assist yachtsmen visiting South Africa. Email

Forum Discussions

List links to discussion threads on partnering forums. (see link for requirements)


External Links

References & Publications

Books, Guides, etc. Use the Reference template or not at your discretion. For example:

{{Reference|Rod Heikel|Greek Waters Pilot Imray||Laurie and Wilson, Cambridgeshire|9780852889718}}, expands to
Rod Heikell, Greek Waters Pilot Imray, Laurie and Wilson, Cambridgeshire, ISBN 9780852889718
  • Author, Title, Publisher, ISBN ISBN number
  • Author, Title, Publisher, ISBN ISBN number

You may want to remove the above entries and use instead a link to an Island Group that lists the relevant references. If so enter, after removing {{MagentaText|xx}}, the following:

See [[Island Group#References_&_Publications|Coutry or Region]].

If you do not use the above link, please remove it.

Also See

Personal Notes

Personal experiences.

Last Visited & Details Checked (and updated here)

Date of member's visit to this Port/Stop & this page's details validated:



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