Jonny A
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Hi, does anyone have a list of the ports of entry in Brittany for this year? I can see references online to some smaller ports being granted temporary PPF status last year, but no confirmation for this year. Thanks.
Join the Cruising Assn perhapsThanks for the replies. It's frustrating there doesn't seem to be an official list or updates.
Why have they left out Roscoff?
Is this a complete list?
As my professor would say a p!$$ poor title for this bit of work, as it only lists some of the ports of entry. I understood the OP wanted a list of ALL ports of entry.Yes, It's a great improvement though I agree there could do with some additions which may be in the pipeline? L'aberwrach for example. Also it's hard to see many people sailing direct to Plouer-sur-Rance or Arcachon, but no matter
Roscoff and other ports of entry are left off probably because they are already covered due to having customs facilities. You can use one system or the other.
I see Digimap have now updated their website to include the new info.
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It is a list of the ports which come under the new protocol which will permit that port to receive boats from outside of the EU checking in via an emailed form.Why have they left out Roscoff?
Is this a complete list?
I would expect the CA to provide a definitive list for its membership.It is a list of the ports which come under the new protocol which will permit that port to receive boats from outside of the EU checking in via an emailed form.
Roscoff is not in the list because it will only accept check in physically - which is easy there because the office is very close to the marina.
Boulogne is an "outlier", despite being an official port of entry it has no office to administer this. Arrivals are advised by the marina to get the train to Calais so an emailed check in would have been invaluable.
The full list of ports, both PPFs and those within the new protocol, is available to CA members along with advice and when they are available links to the forms. It is both here (which is only for the Channel but other CA Sections have different pages) and in the CAptain's Mate App. This page is also linked to from the public news page.I would expect the CA to provide a definitive list for its membership.
Not one that only provides one subcategory. The full list, in my humble opinion, far more useful.
I spotted that they don't display their position correctly on their web page, but I am a bit of a pendant when it comes to things like that. It is 003° 00.00' N not 3° 00.00N' grrrrrrrrr
Good to see they do have a full list for their membership.The full list of ports, both PPFs and those within the new protocol, is available to CA members along with advice and when they are available links to the forms. It is both here (which is only for the Channel but other CA Sections have different pages) and in the CAptain's Mate App. This page is also linked to from the public news page.
So does that mean if we enter France at Cherbourg (a PAF port), we have to exit from another PAF port and can't have (for example) St Cast as our final port in France?With the caveat, that if you use one of the regional non-Official Port of Entry ports, you need to exit using a port using the same scheme. It can't be used for entering Schengen and heading further afield.