What is the best place to get cruising guides?

Question

I am talking about for sailing your own vessel, not to book a trip on cruise.

Answer 1

http://www.seaworthy.com/store/customer/...

1- 800 - BOATING

http://www.westmarine.com

WestMarine.com/Cruising_Guides

http://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/f15/...

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http://www.carolinawaterfrontonline.com/...

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http://www.carolinawaterfrontonline.com/...

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www.sailingahead.com

www.amazon.com/Dragged-Aboard-Cruising...

t/dp/0393046532

www.sail-the-net.com

www.boatweb.com.au

Amazon.com/books

WestMarine.com/Cruising_Guides

www.LandfallNavigation.com

Answer 2

Most boat supply have them or order on line> For the areas you want to cruise in> GPS plotters of today have them so it make cruising easy> And with radar is great>

Answer 3

West Marine has a good selection... just check their stores or web site... and join BoatUS while you are at it.

Answer 4

Amazon dot com

Marine stores

Other captains.

Answer 5

I am turning greener and greener with envy.

Just shut up and go, will you?

Answer 6

if you want to talk to people who have actually sailed a few miles and might know something about the books they are selling.......its NOT Amazon or West Marine

Landfall Navigation in Conn or Sailorman in Ft Lauderdale have people who actually know the pointy end goes forward...