Through the French Canals

Through the French Canals

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Synopsis

Through the French Canals has probably tempted more people to explore the beautiful waterways of France than any other book. A bestseller for many years and now in its 11th edition, it is the essential planning guide for anyone wanting to cruise through the stunning scenery of the French waterways, or who is simply on passage from the English Channel to the Mediterranean. Packed with photographs and updated practical information on local facilities, distances, heights and depths, tunnel lengths, cost of living and shopping, it particularly mentions the local wines of the region.'A must for yachtsmen wishing to use the French inland waterway system...a fascinating read.' Yachting Monthly

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 310
Edition: 11
Publisher: Adlard Coles Nautical
Published: 08 May 2006

ISBN 10: 0713674679
ISBN 13: 9780713674675
Book Overview: A long term bestseller now in its eleventh edition: clearly a must-have title for anyone wanting to cruise the French waterways. Now in a new four colour format with stunning photographs. Packed with advice on suitable and unsuitable boats, equipment, cost of living, waterway signals, weather advice and stopping points. Over 50 routes are detailed, including through-routes from the English Channel to the Mediterranean and routes connecting France with Germany.

Media Reviews
The 'bible' of the French Canal system. Whether passing through or just meandering, this book is packed with information on everything you are ever likely to need to know. A mine of information from the Channel Coast to the Med. Gaffer's Log (December 2006) Clearly and colourfully laid out, crammed with information and a must for yachtsmen wishing to use the French inland waterway system. Yachting Monthly (October 2006) 'This latest edition is a must buy before venturing forth... also a good read for the armchair traveller.' Sailing (April 2007)
Author Bio
David Jefferson has researched the French waterways extensively both in his own boat, which he keeps in France, and in Crown Blue Line cruisers. He writes regularly for both Yachting Monthly and Motor Boat and Yachting.