|


Routes Between the English Channel and the
Mediterranean
SN4 =
south to north via Atlantic coast
|

Contents
1 – Planning the voyage
2 – South coast to
Chenal du Four
3 - Chenal du Four to La
Rochelle
4
- La Rochelle to Spain overview
5
- La Rochelle to Coruña
6 - Coruña to Gibraltar
|
Why not take your boat to the Mediterranean next
summer?
GENTLE SAILING ROUTE
TO THE
MEDITERRANEAN
There are
several ways of getting your boat to the Mediterranean. On the back of a
lorry, via the French canals, four or five day’s non stop across the Bay
of Biscay then down the Portuguese coast or spend the summer or two,
gently coasting southwards, enjoying the harbours, cities, towns and
villages of France Spain and Portugal.
This is not a pilot book, rather a passage plan and guide to the nicer
places between the South Coast of the UK to the beautiful
Mediterranean Sea. It can all be done in easy stages, to suit a lightly
crewed boat, with perhaps only a couple of people on board who are
without ‘offshore’ experience. Actually, it is a lovely way to explore
a lot of delightful foreign places.
More
Here
The Ebook version is available
now £4.50
|

Specially
drawn charts of:
Cherbourg to L’Aber-Wrac’h.
Chenal du Four to La Rochelle
La Rochelle to Spain
La Rochelle to Coruña
Coruna to Gibraltar
+
illustrations, pictures, paintings |
SN4 =
South to North via Atlantic coast. The book
GENTLE SAILING ROUTE
TO THE
MEDITERRANEAN
covers this whole route in great detail and will enable you to
plan this passage with confidence.
-------------------
From the UK
SN1
= north to south - direct route by sea
SN2 = north to south via Canal du Midi
SN3= north to south via Le
Havre - Paris - or Calais or St Valery
--------------------------------------------------
From the Mediterranean.
SN4 = south to north via Atlantic coast
SN5 = south to north via Azores
SN6 = south to north via Canal du Midi
SN7 = south to north via canals to Paris and Le
Havre or Calais
Lorry option
= a list of web sites of British and French haulage
companies who specalise in boat transport.
Canal du Midi
= My log and some pictures of a recent transit. (SN7)
The
Scenic Route =
My log and some pictures of a recent transit. (SN6)
VNF
= Voies Navigables de France - details of license fees and canal offices
- official paper
click here for
canals chart
Click here for
Atlantic chart
These
web sites may be useful for the end of the canal system in the
Mediterranean
.
www.port-napoleon.com/
http://guidemediterranee.free.fr/article.php3?id_article=0301
|
If you are looking for
the river and canal charts for the trip
go to
NAVICARTE
|
|

Contents
1 – Planning the voyage
2 – South coast to
Chenal du Four
3 - Chenal du Four to La
Rochelle
4
- La Rochelle to Spain overview
5
- La Rochelle to Coruña
6 - Coruña to Gibraltar
|
Why not take your boat to the Mediterranean next
summer?
GENTLE SAILING ROUTE
TO THE
MEDITERRANEAN
There are
several ways of getting your boat to the Mediterranean. On the back of a
lorry, via the French canals, four or five day’s non stop across the Bay
of Biscay then down the Portuguese coast or spend the summer or two,
gently coasting southwards, enjoying the harbours, cities, towns and
villages of France Spain and Portugal.
This is not a pilot book, rather a passage plan and guide to the nicer
places between the South Coast of the UK to the beautiful
Mediterranean Sea. It can all be done in easy stages, to suit a lightly
crewed boat, with perhaps only a couple of people on board who are
without ‘offshore’ experience. Actually, it is a lovely way to explore
a lot of delightful foreign places.
More
Here
The Ebook version is available
now £4.50
|

Specially
drawn charts of:
Cherbourg to L’Aber-Wrac’h.
Chenal du Four to La Rochelle
La Rochelle to Spain
La Rochelle to Coruña
Coruna to Gibraltar
+
illustrations, pictures, paintings |
|