REEDS Almanac 2010 Boat Version

[Mariner69]

I went to the book to find the tides for a planned visit to Ostend at the end of May this year.

Standard Port is Zeebrugge. Tides for Zeebrugge in the almanac? No!!!

Not very impressive this year with the missing bits.

 

[wingdiver]

Hi
As I have mentioned before, I use the Wiley Nautical Almanac. http://www.wileynautical.com/view/0/almanac.html
I downloaded it onto my PC and laptop.
You update it periodically.
There are all sorts of items of data (tides etc) plus information on many ports together with loads of other stuff (marks, distances, aerial photos of ports).
Once it is on a laptop, you can still access it even if it is not connected to the internet.
All for free.
Cheers
D

(and, yes, it does have Zeebrugge tides).

 

[Wunja]

<smug>They are in the Reeds Eastern Almanac.</smug>

 

[MoodySabre]

Or here

 

[guernseyman]

<smug>They are in the Reeds Eastern Almanac.</smug>

And they are in the Reeds Nautical Almanac.

 

[aquaholic]

Hi
As I have mentioned before, I use the Wiley Nautical Almanac. http://www.wileynautical.com/view/0/almanac.html
I downloaded it onto my PC and laptop.
You update it periodically.
There are all sorts of items of data (tides etc) plus information on many ports together with loads of other stuff (marks, distances, aerial photos of ports).
Once it is on a laptop, you can still access it even if it is not connected to the internet.
All for free.
Cheers
D

(and, yes, it does have Zeebrugge tides).

I to use the wiley almanac, but also keep a reeds as backup, not sure i would like being with out a hard copy just in case.