East Coast Rivers Cruising Companion

Well established as ‘the East Coast yachtsman’s bible’, this new edition of this highly regarded guide covers the rivers, curlew-haunted creeks and intricate shoals and swatchways of the Thames Estuary.

 Edited by Janet Harber, the book now includes Lowestoft in the North and Ramsgate to the South and contains completely redesigned charts and new colour photographs. Updated and extended shore side information and essential pilotage details based on many years of local knowledge make this an indispensable companion. 

 In full colour throughout, this is the nineteenth edition and highly affordable.

 ‘...As most of my cruising is done around the East Coast, I find this an extremely useful publication and would highly recommend it to anyone. This is my second copy of the guide, my first being the 13th edition which was done to death!’ -Ken Eldridge, West Malling

   ‘...East Coast Rivers has given us so much help and pleasure over almost ten years sailing in east coast waters.’ Mike Street, Milton Keynes

 East Coast Rivers Cruising Companionis the 2^nd edition, which has been revised from the 16^th Edition of East Coast Rivers, originally published by Yachting Monthly (1956).

"The pilotage is descriptive and full of local colour including extensive quotations that give a real flavour of the East Coast" (Practical Boat Owner, January 2008) "Well established as 'The East Coast Yachtsman's Bible'...highly regarded guide" (Boat Mart, February 2009) "...excellent aerial photographs, simple and clearly illustrated chartlets...a useful new guide to navigate distances." (Yachting Monthly, February 2009) "...very much a 'cruising companion', with patches of history, anecdote, quotation and detail of shoreside facilities...well illustrated..." (Sailing Today, March 2009) 'For those who prefer an interesting read to a technical guide, East Coast Rivers is full of good local Knowledge.' (Yachting Monthly, December 2010). "The old favourite for this area and has been in publication since 1956. Years of experience shine through in the well-thought out use of photographs and chartlets." (Classic Boat, Aug 2015).