Recommended Pilot for Greek waters

[Sarnia]

Anyone recommend a Pilot book for Greek waters, any experiences or preferences welcome.

 

[nimbusgb]

Captain Nicholas D. Elias from me. Not cheap, lots of chartlets and sketches. Weather tips and local attractions. Heikel 2nd

http://www.aegeansailingschool.com/sailing-blog/2010/03/greece-sea-guide/

http://www.eagleray.gr/

This comes up quite frequently

http://www.ybw.com/forums/showthread.php?256002-Greek-Islands-cruisung-guide-any-recommendations

 

[Bertramdriver]

+1 for eagle ray

 

[ghostlymoron]

I've found rod heikel very good. Navigation notes and port information. Whatever you get, it needs to be as recent as possible.

 

[KellysEye]

>I've found rod heikel very good. Navigation notes and port information. Whatever you get, it needs to be as recent as possible.

Agree, a great deal of useful detail.

 

[charles_reed]

>I've found rod heikel very good. Navigation notes and port information. Whatever you get, it needs to be as recent as possible.

Agree, a great deal of useful detail.

Unfortunately, much of it is out-of-date. OK, if you're a CA member, there's an annual, member-provided, update.

 

[danielefua]

I have and commonly use both: Rod Heikel and EagleRay. Somehow they complement each other but, overall, I think that the second is better. Updates are available on the net for both and I suggest to get them: I often find important changes from one year to the next.

Daniel

 

[Cardo]

Heikel mostly does the job for us. But it is a little out of date for some places. I back it up with Navionics on the iPad and local knowledge.

 

[Sarnia]

Many thanks for all of your very informative and helpful posts, best wishes all.