Balaerics

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This pilot for the Balearic Islands – Ibiza, Formentera, Mallorca and Menorca, formerly part of Robin Brandon’s East Spain Pilot, has been completely revised and rewritten for the Royal Cruising Club Pilotage Foundation by Graham Hutt who has also written other pilots in the Mediterrenean.
This major revision was carried out in 2005. Graham Hutt has updated the facts, amply illustrated by the Aerial photographs and has as far as possible verified the datum of the plans toWGS84.
Throughout the book, the plans and charts are drawn to a new full colour specification and, most significantly, the RCC Pilotage Foundation specially commissioned low-angle colour aerial photographs of all the harbours and anchorages which support the text. This pilot achieves new standards of production and is a worthy successor to Brandon’s classic guide on the Balearic Islands.
Also from the RCC Pilotage Foundation, Mediterranean Spain, covers the mainland coast from Gibraltar to the Costa Brava in two volumes -Costas del Sol and Blanca and Costas del Azahar Dorada and Brava

A4. Hard Cover. Full Colour. 258pp

About the Author: Graham Hutt began sailing while serving in the Royal Navy, gaining RYA Ocean and DTI qualifications on Joint Service yachts in the 1970s. In 1980 he moved to the E Mediterranean with his family, making his base on a 68ft schooner in Cyprus. Several months each year since then have been spent sailing in the Mediterranean and along the North African coast. Recently he has been based in Italy and Spain, also cruising the Baleares Islands. His yachts have included a 28 ft Stella, a 48 ft Hartley Fijian and now a French built Orion 39. An interest in the Arab world and its language as well as Arab roots in Europe have been a major part of his work and sailing area over the past 26 years. Combining work as a medical anthropologist, with consultancy in the Arab world, continues to facilitate a broad range of interests in Mediterranean sailing, research and writing.