CHILE 1/5/2008
2nd Ed 2004 ISBN 0-85288-721-3
Revised by Andrew O'Grady
from the original material by Ian and Maggy Staples,
Tony and Coryn Gooch
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The information is this guide was collected by members of the Royal Cruising Club, Ocean Cruising Club and other yachtsmen and was first edited by Oz Robinson. Andrew O'Grady took on the compilation of this second edition having visited Chile in 2001 and his additions build on the original work. It contains a significant amount of new information on areas not covered in detail in the first edition. Maggy Staples' hand drawn plans have been revised and include additional material by Ulla Norlander. In the six years since it was first published, it has made a name for itself as an essential work in the library of yachts bound for one of the most exciting cruising areas in the world. A4. Soft cover. 12 pages
colour plates. 207pp About the author: Andrew O'Grady started cruising when 17 and has been a member of the Royal Cruising Club since 1978. He qualified as a doctor and after working in Newfoundland and the Shetland Islands he sailed to New Zealand. He built Balaena for long distance cruises to remote places.
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This guide to
Chile covers the coasts from Africa in the inhospitable desert in the north to the glacial
fjords of Cape Horn in the south. Chile's vast coastline offers the complete range of
scenery and is one that is only just beginning to be discovered as a cruising ground. This
guide offers detailed sailing directions for almost all the important harbours and
anchorages, many of which are documented here for the first time. The detailed text is
supported by sketch plans and colour plates.| Author/Editor | Edition | ISBN | Price in £ Sterling |
Andrew O'Grady |
2nd 2004 |
0-85288-721-3 |
£30.00 |