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jerseymarinas.je JERSEY
MARINAS
ST HELIER HARBOUR
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1 Visitor Berths
2 St Helier Marina Facilities
3 Elizabeth Marina Facilities
4 Elizabeth Marina
5 St Helier Marina
6 Marine Leisure Centre 8
7 Holding Pontoons 9
8 La Collette Facilities
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9 La Collette Marina 12
10 Boat Hoist / Park Office
11 Boat Park No1
12 Boat Park No2 11
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Contents
Welcome to Jersey Marinas 4 Pollution 38
Marina Facilities 5 Waypoints in Safe Water 39
Passeport Escales 7 Passage Planning 40
Berthing and Mooring Options 8 Aids to Navigation 42
Craft Approaching and 10 Speed Limits 44

Departing St Helier
Distances from St Helier 48
Operation of Sill Gates 12
Making Distress Calls 50
Diagram of Tide Heights 13
Rules of the Road 52
New Visitors to Elizabeth Marina 14
Distress Signals 53
Mean Spring and Neap Curves 16
Lights and Shapes Identification 54
Sunrise and Sunset Tables 2016 17
Beaufort Scale 55
Tidal Streams in St Helier 20
Signal Station 56
Largest Tidal Ranges 22
Customs, Duty Free and Animals 58
High Water Time Differences 23
The Marine and Coastal 60
Phonetic Alphabet 23 Wildlife Watching Code
Tide Tables 2016 24 The Benefits of Jersey as 61

a port of British Registry
Jersey Coastguard Services 36
First Aid 62
Safety at Sea 37
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Welcome to Jersey
Marinas
Located on the New North Quay, OUR MARINA FACILITIES
adjacent to the St Helier Marina, AND SERVICES INCLUDE:
our centre is staffed by a team of A pump-out station
knowledgeable and friendly marine
Boat yards
leisure assistants, many of whom are
multi-lingual. Shops and cafes
Nearby car parking
The centre remains open throughout Chandlers and travel hoists
the year and staff are available to help Drying out pads / blocks
you make the most of your stay in Electricity
Jersey. With a wealth of knowledge and
Launderette facilities
experience they can provide marine
information and advice, ranging from the Recycling facilities
services and facilities the marinas can Refuse disposal
offer to recommendations on eating out, Toilets and showers
getting around and places to visit. Do not Tourist information centre
hesitate to ask any member of the team Water supplies
- they will be only too pleased to help. Free Wi-Fi
In addition to the day-to-day
management of all our marinas and
boat park, the Marine Leisure Centre is
also responsible for allocating marina
berths as well as issuing long-term and
winter berthing contracts.
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Marina Facilities
BOAT HOISTING SECURITY
The hoist section operates year CCTV is in operation 24 hours a day
round, three hours either side of around the entire harbour and all marinas.
high water, seven days a week. In addition, night time and event security
You can email the boat hoist section is provided by the Jersey Security
at boathoist@ports.je or telephone Bureau who work closely with the port
+44 (0)1534 447773. operations and management teams.
BOAT STORAGE RECYCLING FACILITIES

Boat storage is available at La Collette There are recycling bins located at
Boat Park, St Helier - accessible via the Elizabeth Marina, St Helier Marina,
main vehicle gate and open between La Collette Yacht Basin and La Collette
08:00 and 17:00. A swipe card is Boat Park where rubbish can be
required to access the area, contact separated accordingly.
office as above.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
QUICK TURN-AROUND LIFT
Call Jersey Marinas on
Inspect your vessel efficiently with our +44 (0)1534 447708 or
quick turn-around lift available through email jerseymarinas@ports.je
our boat hoist office with prices
starting from just 50. FUEL
You can get fuel from three outlets
VESSEL MAINTENANCE
at the harbour:
Maintenance of your vessel is extremely
important to both your safety and to Between South Pier and
that of the environment. You must not New North Quay:
jettison litter or discharge oily waste or Fuel 24/7
sewage tanks into the sea, harbours or +44 (0)1534 525247
marinas. Oil waste tanks and recycling Victoria Pier alongside
bins are present around the harbours, as La Collette Yacht Basin:
well as a mechanical sewage discharge Victoria Pier Fuel Berth
pump in Elizabeth Marina for your +44 (0)7700 347313
convenience.
Inside Elizabeth Marina:
Also, when you are cleaning your boat, Complete Boat Care
take care not to discharge anti-foul +44 (0)7797 723090
paints into the marine environment, and
always use environmentally-friendly
products.
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2017 Barclays Jersey
Boat Show
Jersey Marinas plays host to what the announcement last year that title
will be the 10th anniversary of the sponsors, Barclays has entered into a
show, which continues to grow and further commercial arrangement with
remains the largest free entry event Ports of Jersey. This major financial
in the Channel Islands. Taking place in commitment from Barclays ensures
and around St Helier Marina between the show will remain a free entry
29 April and 01 May 2017 we hope event, something that organisers
to make this anniversary year a have strived to retain since the shows
milestone event. early beginnings.
First staged in 2008 as an Barclays also unveiled the 2017

opportunity to showcase Jerseys shows mascot, the Duck was
marine leisure industry to a wider designed by 9-year old Tegan
audience, the event consistently Clapham and was chosen by public
attracts in excess of 30,000+ visitors vote on Barclays Facebook page. In
over the three days. recognition of the special anniversary
it is wearing a Top Hat and Tails!
The future of the boat show is
guaranteed until at least 2019 with
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Passeport Escales
We are proud to announce from Spring Run by French marina operator
2017, Jersey Marinas will join Europes Sagemor, Passeport Escales is currently
largest cruising network by joining the largest European marina visitor
the Passeport Escales programme of discount programme.
reciprocal berthing.
For further information on the scheme
This will mean our annual berth holders please contact the Marine Leisure Team
can enjoy up to 10 free nights in on (01534) 447708 or visit our marina
over 120 marinas in England, France, leisure office now.
Belgium, Holland and Spain.
Participating Marinas below
MDL Bray Marina MDL Northney Marina MDL Shamrock Marina

Britain
MDL Brixham Marina MDL Ocean Village Marina MDL Torquay Marina
MDL Chatham Marina MDL Penton Hook Marina MDL Windsor Marina
MDL Cobbs Quay Marina MDL Port Hamble Marina MDL Woolverstone Marina
MDL Hythe Marina Village MDL Queen Annes Battery Milford Marina
MDL Mercury Yacth Harbour MDL Saxon Wharf MLD Hamble Point Marina
Aber Wrach Locmariaquer Port du Moulin Blanc

France
Arradon Locmiquelic Port Haliguen / Quiberon

Arzal Camoel Loctudy Port Joinville Ile DYeu
Audierne Lorient Port La Vie
Camaret Morlaix Port Medoc
Cherbourg Mouillagnes DArzon Port RHU
Dielette Nantes Coueron Port Tudy Groix
Doelan Nantes Erdre Port-Louis
Etel Nantes Metropole Belem Redon
Foleux Nantes Trentemoult Rochefort
Gavres Penerf Damgan Roscoff
Granville Perros Guirec Royan
Guidel Piriac Sables DOlonne Quai Garnier
Hendaye Pontrieux Saint Cast Le Guildo
Hoedic Pornic Saint Goustan
Kernevel Port Blanc / Ile Aux Moines Saint Malo Sablons
La Baule / Le Pougliguen Port Bourgenay Saint Vaast
La Roche-Bernard Port Dahouet Saint Valery
La Rochelle Port de Lezardieux Sainte Marine
La Trinite-Sur-Mer Port de Treboul Saint-Quay / Port DArmor
Le Havre Port de Treguier Sauzon
Le Palais Port du Chateau Trebeurden
Le Pouldu / Laita Port du Crouesty Vannes
Lesconil Port du Crouesty a Sec
Bermeo Hondarribia Porto Deportivo Cangas

Club Nautico Boiro Marina Combarro Puerto Deportivo Gijon
Spain
Club Nautico Camarinas Marina Coruna Real Club Nautico de a Coruna

Club Nautico de Ares Marina Viviero Real Club Nautico de Ribadeo
Club Nautico de Caraminal MDL Sant arles Marina Real Club Nautico de Sanxenxo
Club Nautico de Portonovo Muros Real Club Nautico Portosin
Club Nautico de Rianxo Mutrika San Sebastian
Getaria Muxia Zumaia
Gijon Marina Yates Orio
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Berthing and
Mooring Options
Monthly summer and winter ST HELIER MARINA
contracts are available for local The sheltered St Helier Marina on the
south east of the Island is the most
and non-local craft. Summer popular short-stay base for visitors,
monthly contracts run from providing spaces for up to 200 yachts.
01 May to 30 September Access is available 3 hours (minimum)
each side of high water.
each year (restrictions apply
during July/August). ELIZABETH MARINA
Winter contracts run from 01 This modern facility provides longer
stay visitors with individual finger
October to 30 April each year. berths. Preferred by some for its quieter
location, it provides a comfortable base
in the Channel Islands to relax and enjoy
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION substantial cruising over the summer
Call Jersey Marinas on period. Berths in Elizabeth Marina are
+44 (0)1534 447708 available by prior arrangement only.
or email jerseymarinas@ports.je
LA COLLETTE MARINA
This marina provides 24-hour vessel
access and whilst not open to visiting
yachts, it can be used as a holding area
for local boats waiting for the tide.
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ST BRELADE is a tidal drying harbour located
on Jerseys south west coast. Anchoring is
possible just to the east of the inner mooring
jetty and it is sheltered from most winds
except the south east.
GOREY HARBOUR is a tidal drying harbour

situated on Jerseys east coast, providing
moorings and shelter for a number of private
pleasure craft and smaller commercial fishing
vessels. Visitor holding buoys are available at
the south western edge of the harbour, with
a handful of upper beach moorings available
during the summer season.
ST AUBINS HARBOUR is a tidal drying

harbour that lies on Jerseys south coast.
As well as providing shelter to local craft in
the main harbour, further single point swing
moorings to the south east just outside the
harbour are also available.
ST CATHERINES HARBOUR is a deep

water harbour, which is situated on Jerseys
north coast. The breakwater provides shelter
from south-westerly to north winds. The
bottom of the harbour is mud/sand, and there
is a landing slip at the base of the breakwater.
ROZEL HARBOUR is a tidal drying harbour,

which lies on Jerseys north coast. It looks
straight out towards the reef at Les Ecrehous
(some 8 miles offshore) and is sheltered from
most wind directions.
BOULEY BAY is a tidal harbour, which has

deep water moorings. It is situated on Jerseys
north coast and is well sheltered from most
wind directions.
BONNE NUIT BAY is a tidal drying harbour,

that lies on Jerseys north coast. You can
anchor vessels just outside the harbour in the
deeper water areas to the west of the pier if
your vessel is unable to take the ground.
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Craft Approaching
& Departing St Helier
All mariners should be familiar with LA COLLETTE TANKER BERTH
and follow guidance given by the When vessels arrive and depart, red
Directions and Notices appropriate Stop lights will be shown. Departing
to them. www.jerseyharbours.je is the tankers, which can be hidden from view,
authority for the Directions and
may sound one long blast just before
Notices in force.
leaving the berth.
All vessels should listen to St Helier VTS
on VHF CH 14 for shipping movements INTERNATIONAL PORT
when within the port area. Keep a sharp TRAFFIC SIGNALS
lookout, especially astern!
The International Regulations for the STOP
Prevention of Collisions at Sea apply Vessels shall not proceed.*
especially Rules 5, 6 and 9. Fixed red lights.
SPEED LIMIT WITHIN PORT AREA STOP. SERIOUS EMERGENCY

IS 5 KNOTS or less if such speed may All vessels to stop.
cause or is likely to cause the wash Await instructions.
from the vessel to do damage to Flashing red lights.
any other vessel or to any property.
Northwards, La Collette Tanker Berth GO
and Elizabeth Castle Hermitage, and Vessels may proceed.
south eastwards of the line joining One-Way traffic. Fixed.
Elizabeth Castle North Slipway and
West Park Slipway. GO
Vessels may proceed.
PORT TRAFFIC SIGNALS (lights) Two-Way traffic. Fixed.
are arranged around the lower part of
the St Helier VTS tower, visible from
the main harbour, Elizabeth Harbour, *Whilst waiting for red VTS light signals to
small roads and La Collette Yacht Basin change, please do not obstruct the Pierhead area.
respectively. Caution blind sectors
do exist within the port area.
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022
ST HELIER HARBOUR PORT LIMIT
ALL INFORMATION ON THIS CHART IS FOR QUICK

REFERENCE ONLY. USE ONLY CORRECT CHARTS
FOR NAVIGATIONAL PURPOSES.
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Operation of Sill Gates
The electronic tide gauges situated at Boats - particularly motor boats when
the marina gates give the depth over not on the plane - increase their draft
the sill. You should not attempt to cross due to squat even when operating at
the sill when the traffic lights begin slow speeds. Ocean swells, and passing
flashing. The lights will go red boats wash can generate waves
just before the gates close. within the harbour, further reducing
clearances.
If you intend to enter or leave the
marinas, youmust be aware of your It is recommended that when entering
vessels true draft. This draft is almost or leaving the marinas youallow
certainly not the manufacturers quoted a minimum of 25cms under-keel
draft in the specification of your boat, clearance when operating close to
and must be increased by an amount the opening and closing times.If
corresponding to the addition of: youground on the marina sill youmay
People (85kg per average person) be liable for the costs of damage to the
gates themselves as well as to other
Water (1kg per litre)
boats which may suffer damage due to
Fuel (0.85kg per litre) the partial or total drain of the marina.
Other added fittings.
Be aware of how quickly the tide can
fall it can be as much as 0.25 metres
in just five minutes during spring tides.
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DIAGRAM OF TIDE HEIGHTS
ST. HELIER, JERSEY

HAT 12.2m
MHWS 11.0m
MHWN 8.1m
MSL 6.03m
MLWN 4.0m
MLWS 1.4m
LAT 0.1m
Charted Elevation
(Usually - Check Chart)
Highest Astronomical Tide

HAT
Mean High Water Springs
MHWS
Spring Range
Mean High Water Springs

MHWN
Neap Range
SEA LEVEL AT ANY TIME SEA
LEVEL
Mean Sea Level

MSL
Height of Tide
Mean Low Water Neaps

MLWN
RO C K
Drying Actual Depth
Height of Water
of Rock
Mean Low Water Springs
MLWS
CHART DATUM
CD
(Usually) Lowest
Charted depth
Astronomical Tide SE A BE D of Water
SE A BED
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New Visitors to
Elizabeth Marina
ACCESS TRAFFIC LIGHT SYSTEM
The marina is accessible three hours Access to and from the marina is
either side of high water, however controlled via an alternating red/green
there may be strong tidal flow for up traffic light system which will give
to one hour either side of the marina access for approximately 10 minutes
opening/closing. in each direction. There is also a small
repeater mounted on the back of the
Please take this into consideration
ferry berth wall which will be visible as
when planning to enter or leave
you come down the approaches.
the marina.
The lights will begin to flash to
TIDAL FLOW indicate they will change within
You should maintain sufficient power to the next two minutes.
keep steerage and control of the vessel
when entering or exiting the marina. TIMING
Tidal flow can be up to 7 knots on spring When the red light is showing, please
tides, before committing to enter you hold off away from the entrance so
should ensure you are comfortable with as not to obstruct vessels trying to
the tidal speed by checking the tidal flow leave. From inside, please do not leave
meter which is visible from outside your berth until the lights have turned
the entrance. green, this will avoid having to hold near
the entrance (possibly in a strong tidal
Low powered vessels should avoid
current) and will ensure safe entry for
entering or departing within one
incoming vessels.
hour of marina opening/closing.
There is plenty of time to reach the
exit, even from the farthest berth.
PLEASE VISIT THE MARINA OFFICE

TO REGISTER YOUR ARRIVAL AND
COLLECT ACCESS CARDS TO THE
MARINA AND FACILITIES
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Please note Access to the Elizabeth
Marina is strictly by prior arrangement
only. Any vessel without a firm reservation
should proceed to St Helier Marina as usual.
ELIZABETH MARINA
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H
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B
5
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F E D C
7
K 6
KEY BERTHING ROWS

1) Toilets, Showers and Facilities A 1-25 H 2-80 1-79
2) Refuse Disposal B 2-80 1-79 I 2-68 1-79
3) Waste Oil Disposal C 2-68 1-79 J 2-68 1-51
4) Pump-out Facility D 2-68 1-51 K 1-17
5) Fuel Berth E 2-64 1-55
6) Drying Pad F 2-50 1-55
7) High Water +/- 3hrs G 1-27
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MEAN SPRING & NEAP CURVES
ST. HELIER
Springs occur 2 days
after New and Full Moon.
LW
MEAN RANGES
+6h
Springs 9.6m
+5h
Neaps 4.1m
+4h
+3h
+2h
+1h
Fac tor
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08
07
06
05
04
03
02
01
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HW
-1h
8
-2h
MHS S
-3h
6
-4h
MHW N
-5h
LW
6
4
ML WN
24
2
ML WS
HW Hts m
LW Hts m
CHART DATUM
0
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SUNRISE & SUNSET TABLES 2017
JERSEY AIRPORT (49 13 N - 02 12 W)
TWILIGHT ENDS: (Compiled for Mid-Month)
CIVIL TWILIGHT NAUTICAL TWILIGHT
Minutes after
JANUARY 36 76 sunset
Minutes after
FEBRUARY 32 70 sunset
Minutes after
MARCH 32 69 sunset
Minutes after
APRIL 33 75 sunset
Minutes after
MAY 38 89 sunset
Minutes after
JUNE 43 105 sunset
Minutes after
JULY 40 96 sunset
Minutes after
AUGUST 35 79 sunset
Minutes after
SEPTEMBER 32 70 sunset
Minutes after
OCTOBER 32 68 sunset
Minutes after
NOVEMBER 35 73 sunset
Minutes after
DECEMBER 37 78 sunset
Civil Twilight ends when suns Nautical Twilight ends when suns
centre is 6 below the horizon. centre is 12 below the horizon.
1211 UTC 21st June - 1207 UTC 21st December -

Suns maximum True Altitude 64.27 Suns minimum True Altitude 17.37
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SUNRISE & SUNSET TIMES 2017
JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE
DAY RISE SET RISE SET RISE SET RISE SET RISE SET RISE SET
1 08:04 16:21 07:40 17:06 06:51 17:52 05:46 18:40 04:47 19:26 04:08 20:06
2 08:04 16:22 07:38 17:07 06:49 17:54 05:44 18:42 04:45 19:27 04:08 20:07
3 08:04 16:23 07:37 17:09 06:47 17:55 05:42 18:43 04:44 19:29 04:07 20:08
4 08:04 16:24 07:35 17:11 06:45 17:57 05:40 18:45 04:42 19:30 04:06 20:09
5 08:03 16:26 07:34 17:12 06:43 17:59 05:38 18:46 04:41 19:31 04:06 20:09
6 08:03 16:27 07:32 17:14 06:41 18:00 05:35 18:48 04:39 19:33 04:05 20:10
7 08:03 16:28 07:31 17:16 06:39 18:02 05:33 18:49 04:37 19:34 04:05 20:11
8 08:02 16:29 07:29 17:17 06:37 18:03 05:31 18:51 04:36 19:36 04:04 20:12
9 08:02 16:31 07:28 17:19 06:35 18:05 05:29 18:52 04:34 19:37 04:04 20:12
10 08:01 16:32 07:26 17:21 06:32 18:06 05:27 18:54 04:33 19:39 04:04 20:13
11 08:01 16:33 07:24 17:22 06:30 18:08 05:25 18:55 04:31 19:40 04:04 20:14
12 08:00 16:35 07:23 17:24 06:28 18:10 05:23 18:57 04:30 19:41 04:03 20:14
13 08:00 16:36 07:21 17:26 06:26 18:11 05:21 18:59 04:28 19:43 04:03 20:15
14 07:59 16:37 07:19 17:27 06:24 18:13 05:19 19:00 04:27 19:44 04:03 20:15
15 07:58 16:39 07:17 17:29 06:22 18:14 05:17 19:02 04:26 19:46 04:03 20:16
16 07:57 16:40 07:16 17:31 06:20 18:16 05:15 19:03 04:24 19:47 04:03 20:16
17 07:57 16:42 07:14 17:32 06:18 18:17 05:13 19:05 04:23 19:48 04:03 20:17
18 07:56 16:43 07:12 17:34 06:16 18:19 05:11 19:06 04:22 19:50 04:03 20:17
19 07:55 16:45 07:10 17:36 06:13 18:20 05:09 19:08 04:21 19:51 04:03 20:17
20 07:54 16:46 07:08 17:37 06:11 18:21 05:07 19:09 04:19 19:52 04:03 20:18
21 07:53 16:48 07:06 17:39 06:09 18:24 05:05 19:11 04:18 19:53 04:03 20:18
22 07:52 16:49 07:05 17:41 06:07 18:25 05:03 19:12 04:17 19:55 04:04 20:18
23 07:51 16:51 07:03 17:42 06:05 18:27 05:02 19:14 04:16 19:56 04:04 20:18
24 07:50 16:52 07:01 17:44 06:03 18:28 05:00 19:15 04:15 19:57 04:04 20:18
25 07:49 16:54 06:59 17:46 06:01 18:30 04:58 19:17 04:14 19:58 04:05 20:18
26 07:48 16:56 06:57 17:47 05:59 18:31 04:56 19:18 04:13 19:59 04:05 20:18
27 07:46 16:57 06:55 17:49 05:56 18:33 04:54 19:20 04:12 20:01 04:06 20:18
28 07:45 16:59 06:53 17:50 05:54 18:34 04:52 19:21 04:11 20:02 04:06 20:18
29 07:44 17:01 06:51 17:52 05:52 18:36 04:51 19:23 04:10 20:03 04:07 20:18
30 07:42 17:02 05:50 18:37 04:49 19:24 04:10 20:04 04:07 20:18
31 07:41 17:04 05:48 18:39 04:09 20:05
All times UTC. Issued by the Jersey Meteorological Department.
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JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER
DAY RISE SET RISE SET RISE SET RISE SET RISE SET RISE SET
1 04:08 20:17 04:41 19:48 05:25 18:52 06:09 17:47 06:57 16:47 07:43 16:13
2 04:08 20:17 04:42 19:47 05:26 18:49 06:10 17:45 06:58 16:46 07:44 16:13
3 04:09 20:17 04:44 19:45 05:28 18:47 06:11 17:43 07:00 16:44 07:45 16:12
4 04:10 20:16 04:45 19:44 05:29 18:45 06:13 17:41 07:02 16:43 07:46 16:12
5 04:11 20:16 04:46 19:42 05:31 18:43 06:14 17:39 07:03 16:41 07:47 16:11
6 04:11 20:15 04:48 19:41 05:32 18:41 06:16 17:37 07:05 16:40 07:49 16:11
7 04:12 20:15 04:49 19:39 05:34 18:39 06:17 17:35 07:06 16:38 07:50 16:11
8 04:13 20:14 04:51 19:37 05:35 18:37 06:19 17:33 07:08 16:37 07:51 16:11
9 04:14 20:14 04:52 19:36 05:37 18:35 06:21 17:31 07:10 16:35 07:52 16:10
10 04:15 20:13 04:53 19:34 05:38 18:33 06:22 17:29 07:11 16:34 07:53 16:10
11 04:16 20:12 04:55 19:32 05:39 18:30 06:24 17:27 07:13 16:32 07:54 16:10
12 04:17 20:12 04:56 19:30 05:41 18:28 06:25 17:25 07:14 16:31 07:55 16:10
13 04:18 20:11 04:58 19:29 05:42 18:26 06:27 17:23 07:16 16:30 07:56 16:10
14 04:19 20:10 04:59 19:27 05:44 18:24 06:28 17:21 07:18 16:28 07:57 16:11
15 04:20 20:09 05:01 19:25 05:45 18:22 06:30 17:19 07:19 16:27 07:57 16:11
16 04:21 20:08 05:02 19:23 05:47 18:20 06:31 17:17 07:21 16:26 07:58 16:11
17 04:22 20:07 05:03 19:21 05:48 18:18 06:33 17:15 07:22 16:25 07:59 16:11
18 04:23 20:06 05:05 19:19 05:49 18:15 06:34 17:13 07:24 16:24 07:59 16:11
19 04:24 20:05 05:06 19:17 05:51 18:13 06:36 17:11 07:25 16:23 08:00 16:12
20 04:26 20:04 05:08 19:16 05:52 18:11 06:38 17:09 07:27 16:22 08:01 16:12
21 04:27 20:03 05:09 19:14 05:54 18:09 06:39 17:07 07:28 16:21 08:01 16:13
22 04:28 20:02 05:11 19:12 05:55 18:07 06:41 17:05 07:30 16:20 08:02 16:13
23 04:29 20:01 05:12 19:10 05:57 18:05 06:42 17:03 07:31 16:19 08:02 16:14
24 04:30 19:59 05:14 19:08 05:58 18:02 06:44 17:01 07:33 16:18 08:03 16:14
25 04:32 19:58 05:15 19:06 06:00 18:00 06:45 17:00 07:34 16:17 08:03 16:15
26 04:33 19:57 05:16 19:04 06:01 17:58 06:47 16:58 07:36 16:16 08:03 16:16
27 04:34 19:56 05:18 19:02 06:03 17:56 06:49 16:56 07:37 16:16 08:03 16:17
28 04:36 19:54 05:19 19:00 06:04 17:54 06:50 16:54 07:39 16:15 08:04 16:17
29 04:37 19:53 05:21 18:58 06:06 17:52 06:52 16:53 07:40 16:14 08:04 16:18
30 04:38 19:51 05:22 18:56 06:07 17:50 06:54 16:51 07:41 16:14 08:04 16:19
31 04:40 19:50 05:24 18:54 06:55 16:49 08:04 16:20
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LARGEST TIDAL RANGES
(DAYLIGHT HOURS)
CHARTED HIGHEST ASTRONOMICAL TIDE: 12.18m
HIGH WATER 11M TO 11.5M EXCEPTIONAL STORM

above Chart Datum surge required to cause flooding
HIGH WATER 11.6M TO 11.9M LARGE STORM

HIGH WATER 12M MODERATE STORM

HIGH WATER
LOW WATER
MONTH
HEIGHT
HEIGHT
YEAR
DATE
DATE
TIME
TIME
January 14/01/2017 14:26 1.0 14/01/2017 07:33 11.4
February 12/02/2017 14:10 0.9 12/02/2017 07:18 11.4
March 30/03/2017 14:40 0.6 30/03/2017 07:57 11.75
April 28/04/2017 02:00 0.6 28/04/2017 07:38 11.73
May 27/05/2017 01:42 0.7 27/05/2017 19:40 11.6
June 25/06/2017 01:27 0.9 25/06/2017 19:27 11.5

2017
July 25/07/2017 02:07 0.8 25/07/2017 19:58 11.48
August 23/08/2017 01:51 0.9 23/08/2017 19:39 11.52
September 21/09/2017 01:28 1.0 21/09/2017 19:15 11.41
October 07/10/2017 01:37 1.0 07/10/2017 19:32 11.62
November 06/11/2017 01:54 0.9 06/11/2017 07:30 11.67
December 05/12/2017 14:03 0.9 05/12/2017 07:15 11.66
All Heights are in Meters above Chart Datum.
22
HIGH WATER TIME DIFFERENCES
& PHONETIC ALPHABET
TIME DIFFERENCES BEFORE TIME DIFFERENCES AFTER
HIGH WATER ST HELIER HIGH WATER ST HELIER
PORTRIEUX 30 MINUTES BEFORE GUERNSEY 5 MINUTES AFTER
ST MALO 20 MINUTES BEFORE SARK 10 MINUTES AFTER
GRANVILLE 15 MINUTES BEFORE CARTERET 10 MINUTES AFTER
DILETTE 20 MINUTES AFTER
ALDERNEY 45 MINUTES AFTER
1 HOUR
CHERBOURG
35 MINUTES AFTER
A ALPHA J JULIET S SIERRA
B BRAVO K KILO T TANGO
C CHARLIE L LIMA U UNIFORM
D DELTA M MIKE V VICTOR
E ECHO N NOVEMBER W WHISKEY
F FOXTROT O OSCAR X X-RAY
G GOLF P PAPA Y YANKEE
H HOTEL Q QUEBEC Z ZULU
I INDIA R ROMEO
23
JANUARY 2017
(IN METRES ABOVE

HIGH WATER CHART DATUM) LOW WATER
MORNING AFTERNOON MORNING AFTERNOON
S 1 08:03 10.56 20:24 10.28 02:23 2.08 14:45 1.93
M 2 08:39 10.43 21:02 10.09 02:57 2.18 15:21 2.06
T 3 09:18 10.17 21:42 9.78 03:34 2.39 15:59 2.31
W 4 10:00 9.79 22:26 9.40 04:14 2.70 16:42 2.65
T 5 10:48 9.37 23:19 9.03 05:00 3.07 17:31 3.00
F 6 11:48 9.00 **** **** 05:55 3.40 18:33 3.28
S 7 00:25 8.78 13:01 8.82 07:06 3.56 19:47 3.33
ST HELIER ARE COMPUTED BY SOFTWARE DEVELOPED AT THE NATIONAL OCEANOGRAPHY CENTRE COPYRIGHT RESERVED
THIS DATA SHOULD ALWAYS BE USED WITH APPROPRIATE MARITIME NAVIGATIONAL CHARTS. TIDAL PREDICTIONS FOR
S 8 01:42 8.82 14:21 8.98 08:27 3.41 21:05 3.07

M 9 02:59 9.21 15:36 9.44 09:43 2.94 22:16 2.58
T 10 04:07 9.81 16:42 10.03 10:52 2.32 23:21 2.03
W 11 05:07 10.45 17:39 10.58 11:54 1.73 **** ****
T 12 06:00 10.99 18:31 10.99 00:18 1.56 12:49 1.27
F 13 06:49 11.33 19:18 11.18 01:11 1.26 13:40 1.02
S 14 07:33 11.44 20:01 11.13 01:58 1.14 14:26 0.99
S 15 08:15 11.3 20:42 10.86 02:42 1.24 15:07 1.19
M 16 08:54 10.94 21:18 10.40 03:21 1.54 15:45 1.61
T 17 09:30 10.39 21:54 9.83 03:56 2.02 16:18 2.18
W 18 10:05 9.75 22:30 9.20 04:29 2.60 16:51 2.81
T 19 10:42 9.07 23:10 8.60 05:03 3.21 17:25 3.42
F 20 11:28 8.43 **** **** 05:42 3.78 18:09 3.95
S 21 00:06 8.09 12:32 7.94 06:37 4.21 19:12 4.29
S 22 01:23 7.85 13:56 7.81 07:52 4.38 20:33 4.30
M 23 02:43 8.03 15:12 8.09 09:12 4.15 21:48 3.94
T 24 03:46 8.50 16:10 8.59 10:18 3.63 22:45 3.40
W 25 04:36 9.07 16:57 9.14 11:10 3.03 23:33 2.85
T 26 05:18 9.62 17:39 9.65 11:57 2.48 **** ****
F 27 05:58 10.11 18:19 10.08 00:17 2.38 12:39 2.04
S 28 06:36 10.5 18:57 10.42 00:58 2.02 13:21 1.71
S 29 07:14 10.8 19:35 10.67 01:37 1.77 13:59 1.49
M 30 07:52 10.99 20:12 10.79 02:14 1.60 14:36 1.36
T 31 08:30 11.01 20:51 10.72 02:49 1.55 15:12 1.38
TIMES IN GMT. ADD 1 HOUR FOR BST WHICH COMMENCES 26 MARCH AND ENDS 29 OCTOBER
BANK HOLIDAY
24
FEBRUARY 2017
(IN METRES ABOVE
W 1 09:08 10.82 21:29 10.44 03:26 1.65 15:48 1.58
T 2 09:47 10.42 22:09 9.99 04:03 1.95 16:27 1.98
F 3 10:30 9.86 22:54 9.44 04:44 2.41 17:10 2.51
S 4 11:21 9.24 23:51 8.91 05:31 2.95 18:03 3.06
S 5 **** **** 12:27 8.71 06:33 3.41 19:12 3.46
M 6 01:06 8.58 13:54 8.53 07:56 3.59 20:39 3.46
T 7 02:35 8.72 15:22 8.87 09:24 3.28 22:01 3.02
W 8 03:54 9.29 16:33 9.53 10:41 2.64 23:10 2.38
T 9 04:57 10.02 17:31 10.21 11:45 1.93 **** ****
F 10 05:50 10.68 18:20 10.75 00:09 1.77 12:40 1.37
S 11 06:36 11.13 19:04 11.06 01:00 1.33 13:28 1.03
S 12 07:18 11.35 19:43 11.14 01:45 1.11 14:10 0.93
M 13 07:57 11.33 20:19 11.01 02:24 1.10 14:47 1.05
T 14 08:31 11.08 20:52 10.67 02:58 1.29 15:18 1.37
W 15 09:03 10.64 21:22 10.18 03:28 1.66 15:46 1.85
T 16 09:33 10.05 21:51 9.59 03:56 2.16 16:12 2.43
F 17 10:02 9.37 22:21 8.93 04:23 2.77 16:39 3.08
S 18 10:35 8.65 22:59 8.27 04:54 3.40 17:12 3.72
S 19 11:21 7.97 **** **** 05:35 4.01 18:00 4.29
M 20 00:00 7.70 12:39 7.48 06:39 4.45 19:19 4.61
T 21 01:40 7.53 14:23 7.55 08:10 4.50 20:55 4.43
W 22 03:06 7.93 15:37 8.10 09:36 4.03 22:11 3.82
T 23 04:06 8.61 16:31 8.81 10:40 3.30 23:06 3.08
F 24 04:53 9.34 17:16 9.51 11:31 2.57 23:54 2.41
S 25 05:36 10.03 17:58 10.14 **** **** 12:18 1.94
S 26 06:17 10.61 18:39 10.67 00:39 1.85 13:02 1.44
M 27 06:57 11.08 19:18 11.06 01:21 1.42 13:42 1.07
T 28 07:36 11.40 19:57 11.28 02:00 1.12 14:21 0.85
W 29 09:43 9.19 21:59 8.83 04:07 2.90 16:21 3.23
25
MARCH 2017
(IN METRES ABOVE

W 1 08:15 11.49 20:35 11.26 02:37 0.97 14:58 0.83
T 2 08:54 11.30 21:12 10.96 03:14 1.05 15:34 1.05
F 3 09:33 10.82 21:51 10.41 03:51 1.39 16:12 1.55
S 4 10:13 10.11 22:33 9.69 04:29 1.96 16:51 2.25
S 5 11:00 9.29 23:26 8.95 05:13 2.67 17:40 3.01
M 6 **** **** 12:06 8.55 06:12 3.34 18:49 3.62
T 7 00:42 8.40 13:39 8.21 07:36 3.70 20:21 3.76
W 8 02:19 8.41 15:15 8.56 09:12 3.46 21:51 3.29
T 9 03:44 9.01 16:25 9.30 10:33 2.76 23:00 2.55
F 10 04:45 9.79 17:18 10.05 11:34 2.02 23:56 1.87
S 11 05:36 10.47 18:04 10.61 **** **** 12:25 1.46
S 12 06:19 10.93 18:44 10.95 00:43 1.41 13:09 1.14
M 13 06:58 11.16 19:20 11.07 01:24 1.17 13:48 1.05
T 14 07:33 11.19 19:53 11.01 02:00 1.14 14:20 1.13
W 15 08:05 11.02 20:23 10.78 02:30 1.25 14:48 1.36
T 16 08:34 10.68 20:51 10.39 02:58 1.51 15:13 1.72
F 17 09:01 10.17 21:16 9.85 03:24 1.92 15:38 2.23
S 18 09:27 9.55 21:42 9.23 03:50 2.46 16:03 2.84
S 19 09:55 8.86 22:11 8.56 04:18 3.09 16:30 3.51
M 20 10:31 8.16 22:54 7.90 04:53 3.74 17:09 4.14
T 21 11:31 7.54 **** **** 05:45 4.29 18:16 4.62
W 22 00:21 7.44 13:22 7.35 07:09 4.53 19:55 4.66
T 23 02:15 7.63 14:56 7.84 08:45 4.22 21:27 4.10
F 24 03:27 8.32 15:57 8.64 10:01 3.48 22:32 3.27
S 25 04:20 9.17 16:46 9.48 10:59 2.64 23:24 2.45
S 26 05:07 10.0 17:31 10.25 11:49 1.88 **** ****
M 27 05:51 10.72 18:14 10.89 00:12 1.74 12:36 1.27
T 28 06:33 11.28 18:55 11.37 00:57 1.19 13:20 0.82
W 29 07:15 11.65 19:36 11.62 01:39 0.81 14:01 0.56
T 30 07:57 11.75 20:16 11.6 02:20 0.63 14:40 0.55
F 31 08:37 11.52 20:55 11.26 02:58 0.71 15:18 0.83
26
APRIL 2017
(IN METRES ABOVE
S 1 09:18 10.97 21:35 10.63 03:37 1.09 15:57 1.41
S 2 10:00 10.16 22:18 9.83 04:17 1.74 16:38 2.20
M 3 10:49 9.26 23:10 9.00 05:02 2.53 17:27 3.04
T 4 11:54 8.48 **** **** 06:01 3.27 18:35 3.69
W 5 00:26 8.40 13:27 8.16 07:24 3.66 20:06 3.84
T 6 02:03 8.37 15:00 8.52 08:58 3.46 21:33 3.39
F 7 03:25 8.91 16:06 9.22 10:14 2.83 22:41 2.68
S 8 04:25 9.62 16:57 9.90 11:12 2.17 23:34 2.06
S 9 05:13 10.21 17:40 10.41 **** **** 12:01 1.70
M 10 05:55 10.61 18:18 10.72 00:19 1.66 12:42 1.46
T 11 06:32 10.81 18:53 10.85 00:58 1.46 13:18 1.39
W 12 07:06 10.85 19:24 10.84 01:31 1.40 13:48 1.43
T 13 07:37 10.77 19:53 10.71 02:01 1.44 14:16 1.56
F 14 08:06 10.53 20:21 10.43 02:28 1.59 14:42 1.81
S 15 08:33 10.14 20:46 10.0 02:56 1.88 15:09 2.20
S 16 09:00 9.62 21:12 9.45 03:24 2.32 15:35 2.73
M 17 09:27 9.02 21:40 8.85 03:52 2.88 16:03 3.33
T 18 10:02 8.40 22:19 8.25 04:26 3.47 16:39 3.92
W 19 10:54 7.84 23:27 7.75 05:12 3.98 17:36 4.39
T 20 **** **** 12:24 7.56 06:24 4.28 19:02 4.54
F 21 01:14 7.71 14:03 7.87 07:52 4.13 20:34 4.15
S 22 02:39 8.27 15:13 8.61 09:13 3.52 21:48 3.38
S 23 03:40 9.09 16:09 9.47 10:18 2.71 22:47 2.54
M 24 04:32 9.95 16:58 10.28 11:13 1.93 23:40 1.78
T 25 05:21 10.7 17:45 10.97 **** **** 12:05 1.29
W 26 06:08 11.29 18:30 11.46 00:29 1.18 12:53 0.83
T 27 06:53 11.65 19:14 11.72 01:16 0.76 13:38 0.58
F 28 07:38 11.73 19:57 11.69 02:00 0.57 14:21 0.58
S 29 08:21 11.49 20:39 11.35 02:43 0.65 15:03 0.87
S 30 09:06 10.94 21:21 10.74 03:25 1.02 15:45 1.44
JERSEY BOAT SHOW 2017 BANK HOLIDAY

27
MAY 2017
(IN METRES ABOVE

M 1 09:51 10.17 22:06 9.96 04:09 1.64 16:28 2.19
T 2 10:42 9.33 23:00 9.18 04:56 2.40 17:18 2.98
W 3 11:45 8.63 **** **** 05:54 3.09 18:23 3.57
T 4 00:10 8.60 13:06 8.33 07:09 3.48 19:43 3.75
F 5 01:36 8.48 14:29 8.54 08:30 3.41 21:03 3.46
S 6 02:53 8.81 15:34 9.06 09:42 3.01 22:09 2.94
S 7 03:54 9.33 16:26 9.61 10:39 2.54 23:02 2.45
M 8 04:43 9.80 17:09 10.04 11:28 2.17 23:47 2.11
T 9 05:25 10.13 17:48 10.33 **** **** 12:09 1.96
W 10 06:03 10.32 18:23 10.49 00:26 1.91 12:45 1.87
T 11 06:37 10.41 18:55 10.55 01:00 1.80 13:16 1.83
F 12 07:09 10.4 19:25 10.52 01:31 1.76 13:46 1.86
S 13 07:40 10.29 19:54 10.35 02:02 1.80 14:15 2.00
S 14 08:09 10.04 20:23 10.06 02:32 1.96 14:45 2.26
M 15 08:39 9.68 20:51 9.65 03:03 2.26 15:14 2.65
T 16 09:11 9.23 21:23 9.17 03:34 2.68 15:45 3.11
W 17 09:47 8.74 22:03 8.68 04:09 3.13 16:22 3.57
T 18 10:36 8.30 23:00 8.27 04:53 3.55 17:12 3.96
F 19 11:45 8.04 **** **** 05:51 3.82 18:21 4.14
S 20 00:22 8.13 13:09 8.16 07:06 3.80 19:43 3.95
S 21 01:46 8.44 14:25 8.68 08:24 3.42 21:00 3.40
M 22 02:55 9.07 15:28 9.41 09:33 2.79 22:06 2.67
T 23 03:55 9.82 16:24 10.17 10:35 2.11 23:05 1.96
W 24 04:50 10.52 17:16 10.83 11:32 1.51 **** ****
T 25 05:42 11.07 18:06 11.32 00:00 1.36 12:25 1.07
F 26 06:32 11.42 18:54 11.59 00:52 0.94 13:15 0.82
S 27 07:21 11.52 19:40 11.61 01:42 0.72 14:03 0.79
S 28 08:08 11.35 20:25 11.36 02:29 0.73 14:49 1.00
M 29 08:55 10.91 21:10 10.85 03:15 1.01 15:34 1.45
T 30 09:42 10.28 21:57 10.19 04:02 1.52 16:20 2.07
W 31 10:30 9.58 22:46 9.50 04:49 2.16 17:09 2.73
JERSEY BOAT SHOW 2016 BANK HOLIDAY

28
JUNE 2017
(IN METRES ABOVE
T 1 11:25 8.94 23:45 8.91 05:42 2.79 18:03 3.30
F 2 **** **** 12:30 8.55 06:41 3.26 19:08 3.61
S 3 00:54 8.59 13:42 8.49 07:48 3.44 20:18 3.61
S 4 02:08 8.61 14:50 8.74 08:56 3.35 21:24 3.36
M 5 03:12 8.88 15:46 9.14 09:57 3.08 22:21 3.01
T 6 04:06 9.22 16:34 9.53 10:48 2.79 23:10 2.68
W 7 04:53 9.54 17:16 9.85 11:32 2.54 23:52 2.41
T 8 05:33 9.79 17:54 10.08 **** **** 12:11 2.35
F 9 06:10 9.96 18:28 10.24 00:30 2.20 12:47 2.21
S 10 06:45 10.07 19:01 10.31 01:05 2.05 13:21 2.14
S 11 07:18 10.08 19:33 10.29 01:39 1.98 13:54 2.15
M 12 07:51 10.01 20:06 10.16 02:13 2.02 14:27 2.26
T 13 08:25 9.83 20:39 9.93 02:47 2.15 14:59 2.47
W 14 09:00 9.56 21:14 9.61 03:21 2.39 15:33 2.75
T 15 09:38 9.23 21:54 9.24 03:57 2.68 16:10 3.08
F 16 10:22 8.90 22:42 8.89 04:38 3.00 16:54 3.40
S 17 11:17 8.63 23:45 8.67 05:27 3.27 17:51 3.63
S 18 **** **** 12:24 8.56 06:28 3.39 19:00 3.65
M 19 00:58 8.69 13:38 8.77 07:39 3.29 20:16 3.38
T 20 02:12 9.01 14:48 9.26 08:52 2.93 21:28 2.86
W 21 03:20 9.54 15:52 9.88 10:00 2.41 22:33 2.25
T 22 04:23 10.14 16:51 10.5 11:03 1.88 23:35 1.67
F 23 05:21 10.67 17:45 11.02 **** **** 12:02 1.43
S 24 06:16 11.07 18:37 11.37 00:33 1.20 12:57 1.13
S 25 07:08 11.27 19:27 11.5 01:27 0.91 13:49 0.99
M 26 07:57 11.24 20:13 11.39 02:18 0.81 14:38 1.06
T 27 08:43 10.97 20:58 11.04 03:06 0.95 15:24 1.34
W 28 09:27 10.5 21:41 10.5 03:51 1.32 16:07 1.81
T 29 10:11 9.91 22:24 9.85 04:35 1.87 16:50 2.40
F 30 10:55 9.29 23:11 9.21 05:18 2.50 17:33 3.00
29
JULY 2017
(IN METRES ABOVE

F 1 11:46 8.75 **** **** 06:03 3.10 18:24 3.50
S 2 00:06 8.67 12:47 8.41 06:56 3.54 19:23 3.80
S 3 01:12 8.35 13:56 8.35 07:58 3.75 20:30 3.84
M 4 02:23 8.35 15:02 8.57 09:04 3.69 21:36 3.61
T 5 03:27 8.59 15:58 8.95 10:05 3.43 22:32 3.24
W 6 04:20 8.95 16:45 9.35 10:56 3.09 23:20 2.85
T 7 05:06 9.31 17:27 9.72 11:41 2.75 **** ****
F 8 05:47 9.63 18:05 10.01 00:03 2.50 12:22 2.47
S 9 06:25 9.87 18:42 10.22 00:43 2.22 13:00 2.27
S 10 07:01 10.04 19:16 10.35 01:21 2.03 13:37 2.15
M 11 07:36 10.14 19:51 10.4 01:58 1.93 14:12 2.11
T 12 08:12 10.15 20:27 10.35 02:33 1.91 14:46 2.14
W 13 08:48 10.05 21:03 10.17 03:09 1.97 15:21 2.27
T 14 09:25 9.84 21:42 9.87 03:45 2.14 15:58 2.50
F 15 10:05 9.53 22:24 9.50 04:23 2.42 16:39 2.82
S 16 10:51 9.18 23:15 9.12 05:06 2.75 17:26 3.16
S 17 11:48 8.88 **** **** 05:57 3.07 18:25 3.41
M 18 00:19 8.85 12:57 8.77 07:03 3.26 19:39 3.44
T 19 01:36 8.82 14:15 8.98 08:18 3.19 20:58 3.15
W 20 02:54 9.13 15:28 9.47 09:34 2.83 22:12 2.60
T 21 04:06 9.67 16:33 10.11 10:44 2.30 23:19 1.98
F 22 05:09 10.27 17:32 10.73 11:47 1.77 **** ****
S 23 06:05 10.78 18:25 11.2 00:21 1.42 12:45 1.35
S 24 06:56 11.13 19:14 11.46 01:16 1.02 13:37 1.09
M 25 07:43 11.24 19:58 11.48 02:07 0.82 14:24 1.03
T 26 08:26 11.11 20:40 11.24 02:52 0.86 15:08 1.19
W 27 09:06 10.75 21:18 10.77 03:33 1.16 15:47 1.58
T 28 09:43 10.22 21:55 10.13 04:11 1.67 16:23 2.13
F 29 10:19 9.58 22:32 9.42 04:45 2.33 16:57 2.78
S 30 10:58 8.94 23:14 8.73 05:18 3.01 17:34 3.41
S 31 11:47 8.37 **** **** 05:57 3.63 18:21 3.94
TOUR DES PORTS

30
AUGUST 2017
(IN METRES ABOVE
T 1 00:10 8.15 12:54 8.00 06:51 4.08 19:27 4.24
W 2 01:27 7.86 14:15 8.02 08:04 4.25 20:45 4.17
T 3 02:47 8.00 15:24 8.39 09:21 4.04 21:56 3.76
F 4 03:51 8.43 16:18 8.92 10:24 3.58 22:51 3.21
S 5 04:42 8.96 17:03 9.46 11:15 3.06 23:39 2.67
S 6 05:26 9.46 17:44 9.92 **** **** 12:00 2.60
M 7 06:06 9.88 18:22 10.3 00:23 2.24 12:42 2.24
T 8 06:43 10.21 18:59 10.59 01:04 1.91 13:21 1.98
W 9 07:19 10.46 19:35 10.79 01:43 1.68 13:57 1.81
T 10 07:56 10.61 20:12 10.86 02:19 1.54 14:33 1.72
F 11 08:32 10.62 20:48 10.75 02:54 1.51 15:08 1.76
S 12 09:09 10.44 21:25 10.44 03:30 1.63 15:44 1.97
S 13 09:46 10.08 22:05 9.96 04:06 1.95 16:22 2.35
M 14 10:27 9.58 22:50 9.38 04:46 2.42 17:05 2.85
T 15 11:18 9.06 23:50 8.83 05:33 2.95 17:59 3.33
W 16 **** **** 12:25 8.66 06:33 3.41 19:12 3.61
T 17 01:10 8.52 13:51 8.64 07:54 3.57 20:40 3.47
F 18 02:41 8.70 15:16 9.10 09:20 3.26 22:02 2.89
S 19 03:59 9.31 16:25 9.84 10:34 2.64 23:12 2.16
S 20 05:02 10.05 17:23 10.57 11:38 1.97 **** ****
M 21 05:55 10.69 18:13 11.14 00:12 1.50 12:33 1.44
T 22 06:42 11.12 18:58 11.46 01:04 1.05 13:23 1.11
W 23 07:25 11.29 19:39 11.52 01:51 0.85 14:06 1.02
T 24 08:03 11.23 20:16 11.33 02:32 0.89 14:45 1.14
F 25 08:39 10.93 20:51 10.9 03:07 1.17 15:18 1.49
S 26 09:11 10.44 21:22 10.3 03:39 1.65 15:49 2.01
S 27 09:41 9.83 21:52 9.58 04:06 2.28 16:17 2.65
M 28 10:12 9.14 22:25 8.82 04:33 2.97 16:47 3.33
T 29 10:48 8.46 23:08 8.10 05:03 3.66 17:25 3.97
W 30 11:43 7.85 **** **** 05:48 4.27 18:24 4.46
T 31 00:21 7.56 13:21 7.59 07:00 4.65 19:51 4.58
JERSEY BATTLE OF FLOWERS BANK HOLIDAY

31
SEPTEMBER 2017
(IN METRES ABOVE

F 1 02:07 7.54 14:51 7.93 08:35 4.57 21:19 4.18
S 2 03:24 8.05 15:52 8.58 09:53 4.02 22:23 3.50
S 3 04:18 8.74 16:39 9.29 10:49 3.32 23:14 2.80
M 4 05:03 9.42 17:21 9.93 11:36 2.67 23:59 2.20
T 5 05:42 10.01 18:00 10.47 **** **** 12:19 2.14
W 6 06:21 10.5 18:38 10.9 00:42 1.73 13:00 1.75
T 7 06:58 10.86 19:15 11.2 01:22 1.40 13:39 1.47
F 8 07:35 11.1 19:53 11.33 02:00 1.19 14:16 1.32
S 9 08:12 11.14 20:30 11.22 02:36 1.13 14:52 1.34
S 10 08:49 10.94 21:08 10.84 03:12 1.28 15:28 1.59
M 11 09:26 10.48 21:47 10.22 03:48 1.68 16:06 2.07
T 12 10:06 9.84 22:31 9.45 04:27 2.29 16:48 2.71
W 13 10:54 9.13 23:30 8.70 05:12 3.01 17:41 3.36
T 14 **** **** 12:03 8.54 06:15 3.64 18:58 3.79
F 15 00:57 8.26 13:39 8.41 07:42 3.90 20:33 3.67
S 16 02:39 8.49 15:11 8.93 09:13 3.54 21:57 3.01
S 17 03:55 9.22 16:18 9.75 10:27 2.80 23:03 2.22
M 18 04:53 10.03 17:11 10.52 11:27 2.05 23:58 1.57
T 19 05:40 10.69 17:57 11.07 **** **** 12:18 1.51
W 20 06:23 11.1 18:38 11.36 00:46 1.17 13:03 1.22
T 21 07:01 11.26 19:15 11.41 01:28 1.04 13:42 1.16
F 22 07:36 11.22 19:49 11.24 02:04 1.12 14:16 1.28
S 23 08:09 10.98 20:21 10.88 02:35 1.37 14:46 1.57
S 24 08:38 10.57 20:49 10.35 03:03 1.77 15:14 2.00
M 25 09:04 10.02 21:16 9.69 03:27 2.31 15:40 2.57
T 26 09:30 9.37 21:44 8.96 03:52 2.95 16:07 3.23
W 27 10:00 8.67 22:18 8.23 04:20 3.63 16:42 3.89
T 28 10:41 7.98 23:16 7.57 04:57 4.29 17:33 4.47
F 29 **** **** 12:07 7.46 06:02 4.81 18:57 4.76
S 30 01:14 7.33 14:09 7.63 07:41 4.89 20:33 4.47
JERSEY INTERNATIONAL AIR DISPLAY UBS JERSEY REGATTA

32
OCTOBER 2017
(IN METRES ABOVE
S 1 02:49 7.82 15:19 8.31 09:14 4.37 21:48 3.76
M 2 03:47 8.58 16:08 9.12 10:16 3.57 22:42 2.95
T 3 04:32 9.39 16:51 9.90 11:06 2.78 23:29 2.22
W 4 05:13 10.12 17:32 10.58 11:51 2.11 **** ****
T 5 05:54 10.73 18:12 11.12 00:14 1.65 12:34 1.60
F 6 06:33 11.19 18:52 11.48 00:57 1.23 13:15 1.25
S 7 07:12 11.46 19:32 11.62 01:37 0.99 13:55 1.07
S 8 07:51 11.51 20:12 11.48 02:15 0.94 14:33 1.09
M 9 08:30 11.27 20:51 11.04 02:54 1.14 15:12 1.38
T 10 09:09 10.75 21:33 10.33 03:32 1.61 15:51 1.92
W 11 09:50 10.02 22:20 9.47 04:12 2.30 16:36 2.63
T 12 10:40 9.22 23:22 8.67 05:00 3.09 17:32 3.35
F 13 11:51 8.56 **** **** 06:04 3.77 18:51 3.80
S 14 00:51 8.24 13:29 8.42 07:32 4.01 20:25 3.67
S 15 02:30 8.51 14:57 8.92 09:02 3.62 21:45 3.05
M 16 03:40 9.22 16:00 9.67 10:12 2.90 22:45 2.34
T 17 04:34 9.96 16:51 10.35 11:08 2.21 23:36 1.79
W 18 05:18 10.55 17:34 10.81 11:56 1.74 **** ****
T 19 05:59 10.91 18:13 11.04 00:21 1.50 12:37 1.52
F 20 06:35 11.06 18:48 11.08 01:00 1.43 13:14 1.48
S 21 07:08 11.04 19:21 10.97 01:33 1.51 13:45 1.57
S 22 07:38 10.89 19:51 10.71 02:01 1.69 14:14 1.75
M 23 08:06 10.59 20:19 10.3 02:28 1.97 14:42 2.07
T 24 08:33 10.15 20:47 9.76 02:54 2.38 15:09 2.52
W 25 08:59 9.59 21:15 9.13 03:21 2.91 15:38 3.08
T 26 09:27 8.96 21:47 8.48 03:49 3.52 16:11 3.69
F 27 10:03 8.31 22:36 7.86 04:24 4.14 16:57 4.25
S 28 11:06 7.74 **** **** 05:18 4.66 18:07 4.61
S 29 00:05 7.48 13:00 7.60 06:44 4.88 19:37 4.52
M 30 01:53 7.73 14:29 8.12 08:19 4.55 20:59 3.94
T 31 03:02 8.43 15:26 8.91 09:32 3.81 22:00 3.16
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NOVEMBER 2017
(IN METRES ABOVE

W 1 03:53 9.27 16:15 9.75 10:28 2.98 22:53 2.38
T 2 04:39 10.07 17:00 10.51 11:18 2.23 23:41 1.73
F 3 05:23 10.77 17:44 11.11 **** **** 12:04 1.63
S 4 06:06 11.3 18:28 11.51 00:27 1.26 12:50 1.20
S 5 06:48 11.61 19:12 11.67 01:12 0.99 13:33 0.98
M 6 07:30 11.67 19:55 11.53 01:54 0.94 14:16 0.99
T 7 08:12 11.44 20:39 11.1 02:36 1.13 14:59 1.26
M 8 08:55 10.94 21:24 10.42 03:18 1.59 15:42 1.77
T 9 09:40 10.24 22:14 9.62 04:03 2.25 16:30 2.45
F 10 10:32 9.47 23:15 8.88 04:52 2.98 17:27 3.12
S 11 11:39 8.83 **** **** 05:55 3.61 18:39 3.57
S 12 00:33 8.46 13:03 8.59 07:13 3.88 20:02 3.57
M 13 02:00 8.56 14:27 8.85 08:35 3.66 21:16 3.19
T 14 03:11 9.06 15:32 9.37 09:44 3.14 22:17 2.69
W 15 04:06 9.65 16:24 9.89 10:39 2.60 23:07 2.28
T 16 04:51 10.14 17:08 10.28 11:27 2.21 23:51 2.03
F 17 05:31 10.48 17:47 10.5 **** **** 12:09 1.99
S 18 06:07 10.66 18:22 10.59 00:29 1.94 12:45 1.90
S 19 06:40 10.73 18:55 10.57 01:01 1.94 13:16 1.90
M 20 07:12 10.68 19:27 10.45 01:31 2.00 13:47 1.96
T 21 07:41 10.52 19:57 10.2 02:00 2.15 14:17 2.13
W 22 08:10 10.22 20:26 9.82 02:29 2.41 14:47 2.42
T 23 08:39 9.81 20:57 9.36 02:58 2.79 15:18 2.84
F 24 09:09 9.31 21:30 8.85 03:29 3.25 15:52 3.31
S 25 09:45 8.78 22:14 8.35 04:03 3.75 16:33 3.78
S 26 10:34 8.29 23:16 7.97 04:49 4.20 17:28 4.13
M 27 11:50 7.99 **** **** 05:54 4.48 18:41 4.24
T 28 00:41 7.93 13:20 8.14 07:17 4.43 20:00 3.96
W 29 02:02 8.33 14:33 8.70 08:37 3.96 21:12 3.37
T 30 03:06 9.03 15:33 9.45 09:43 3.24 22:12 2.66
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DECEMBER 2017
(IN METRES ABOVE
F 1 04:00 9.82 16:26 10.19 10:41 2.49 23:07 2.00
S 2 04:51 10.55 17:17 10.83 11:34 1.83 23:59 1.48
S 3 05:40 11.13 18:06 11.29 **** **** 12:25 1.33
M 4 06:27 11.52 18:55 11.5 00:49 1.14 13:15 1.03
T 5 07:15 11.66 19:42 11.46 01:36 1.02 14:03 0.94
W 6 08:00 11.54 20:30 11.16 02:24 1.12 14:50 1.10
T 7 08:46 11.17 21:17 10.63 03:09 1.45 15:37 1.48
F 8 09:33 10.59 22:06 9.96 03:55 1.97 16:25 2.04
S 9 10:21 9.90 22:58 9.29 04:44 2.59 17:17 2.66
S 10 11:16 9.25 **** **** 05:38 3.18 18:15 3.19
M 11 00:00 8.77 12:23 8.79 06:41 3.60 19:22 3.49
T 12 01:12 8.55 13:38 8.65 07:52 3.73 20:32 3.49
W 13 02:24 8.69 14:49 8.84 09:02 3.55 21:36 3.26
T 14 03:27 9.06 15:49 9.18 10:03 3.20 22:32 2.95
F 15 04:18 9.48 16:38 9.54 10:55 2.84 23:19 2.67
S 16 05:03 9.86 17:21 9.83 11:39 2.54 23:59 2.46
S 17 05:42 10.15 17:59 10.04 **** **** 12:18 2.32
M 18 06:17 10.34 18:35 10.16 00:35 2.31 12:53 2.17
T 19 06:51 10.43 19:08 10.19 01:09 2.23 13:27 2.09
W 20 07:23 10.42 19:40 10.13 01:41 2.23 14:00 2.11
T 21 07:54 10.31 20:12 9.96 02:12 2.32 14:32 2.23
F 22 08:25 10.08 20:45 9.70 02:44 2.52 15:05 2.45
S 23 08:57 9.76 21:19 9.36 03:15 2.79 15:39 2.76
S 24 09:33 9.38 21:57 8.98 03:49 3.14 16:15 3.11
M 25 10:14 8.97 22:44 8.62 04:28 3.51 16:59 3.45
T 26 11:07 8.61 23:45 8.38 05:17 3.84 17:54 3.71
W 27 **** **** 12:16 8.44 06:21 4.02 19:03 3.76
T 28 00:59 8.40 13:35 8.58 07:39 3.93 20:19 3.52
F 29 02:15 8.77 14:49 9.06 08:57 3.49 21:32 3.00
S 30 03:23 9.40 15:55 9.70 10:06 2.83 22:36 2.38
S 31 04:24 10.11 16:55 10.36 11:08 2.13 23:36 1.80
BANK HOLIDAY
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Jersey Coastguard
Jersey Coastguard is charged with RADIO, FORECASTING &
the provision of 24/7 responsibility WARNINGS
for safer seas, along with the security
and protection of our maritime COASTGUARD
environment. Our knowledge, training Call Jersey Coastguard
and commitment ensures safer, more
secure and cleaner seas. VESSEL TRAFFIC SERVICE
Coastguard emergency (SAR) 112/999 Call St Helier VTS
T: +44 (0)1534 447705
(Non-Emergency)
WEATHER FORECAST F: +44 (0)1534 499089
ON VHF CHANNEL 82 MMSI: 002320060
SHIPPING FORECAST A CONTINUOUS WATCH

And any navigational warnings IS MAINTAINED ON
local time - year round VHF CHANNEL 16:
06:45 Local Time 12:45 UTC Distress and calling channel
07:45 Local Time 18:45 UTC VHF CHANNEL 82:
08:45 Local Time 22:45 UTC Jersey Coastguard working channel
DSC CHANNEL 70:
GALE WARNING Digital selective calling GMDSS channel
On receipt & at these times VHF CHANNEL 14:
03:07 UTC 15:07 UTC St Helier VTS routine port traffic
09:07 UTC 21:07 UTC
WORKING FREQUENCIES
NAVIGATIONAL WARNING Weather and navigation warning
On receipt & at these times broadcasts are made on Channel 82
04:33 UTC 16:33 UTC following an initial announcement on
08:33 UTC 20:33 UTC Channel 16. For non-emergency traffic,
ships should call Jersey Coastguard
AUTOMATED WIND SERVICE directly on Channel 82, having
Direction, speed and gusts at checked that the channel is clear.
St Helier VTS
VHF Channel 18 VHF
Channel 82: Routine traffic
Channel 70: GMDSS watch
Channel 14: Routine port traffic
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Safety at Sea
REGISTRATION AND COASTGUARD SAFETY
INSURANCE OF VESSELS IDENTIFICATION SCHEME
You must register your vessel if: The CoastguardSafety Identification
you are ordinarily resident in Jersey Scheme (CSIS) allows you to
registercraftwith us thatare not
your vessel is over three metres long
included in ourlocal vessel registry.
your vessel is capable of speeds of It can bedifficult for usto locate the
over 12 knots owners of these craftif they are lost
You only need to register your vessel andcome ashore or are found adrift
once but vessels must be re-registered along our coastline.
by the new owner within 28 days of
They include:
the change of ownership.
kayaks
HOW TO REGISTER YOUR VESSEL canoes
The cost to register your vessel is 20 tenders
and can be done at the Marine Leisure wind surfs
Centre. Please ensure you have a valid
surfboards
copy of your insurance with you.
kite surfs
You will receive a certificate of registry
paddle boards
once your vessel has been registered.
You will need to keep this in order to rowing boats
change the ownership of your vessel. Each craft registered with usreceives
a sticker witha unique registration
VESSELS VISITING JERSEY number, thishelps us toidentify and
If you are staying in Jersey for longer locate the ownersand, if necessary,
than three months in any 12 month initiate a search and rescue response.
period, you must register your vessel
You can register online at:
at the Marine Leisure Centre and
jerseycoastguard.je
maintain a minimum of third party
insurance.
For more information contact
our Marine Leisure Centre on
+44 (0)1534 447708 or email
jerseymarinas@ports.je
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500 years
450 years
100 years
3 - 5 years
2 years
1 year
6 months
Supported by
WAYPOINTS IN SAFE WATER
NAVIGATION MARK WAYPOINT BEARING WAYPOINT POSITION
Banc Desormes Buoy 1 cable West 49 18.95N 2 18.00W
Canger Rock Buoy 1 cable North 49 07.45N 2 00.39W
Corbiere Lighthouse 1 mile WSW 49 10.59N 2 16.50W
Demie de Pas Lighthouse 2 cables South 49 08.81N 2 06.14W
Ecreviere Buoy 2 cables South 49 15.10N 1 52.10W
Frouquier Aubert Buoy 2 cables South 49 05.87N 1 58.88W
Gorey Fairway Buoy 1 cable South 49 11.40N 2 00.35W
Hinguette Buoy 1 cable East 49 09.31N 2 07.18W
La Collette Yacht Basin GPS calibration 49 10.50N 2 06.87W
Les Fours Buoy 1 cable North 49 09.70N 2 10.18W
N Minquiers Buoy 2 cables North 49 01.86N 2 00.55W
NE Minquiers Buoy 2 cables East 49 00.85N 1 55.00W
NW Minquiers Buoy 2 cables West 48 59.63N 2 20.90W
SE Minquiers Buoy 2 cables East 48 53.40N 1 59.72W
S Minquiers Buoy 1 cable South 48 53.00N 2 10.10W
SW Minquiers Buoy 2 cables West 48 54.34N 2 19.69W
Passage Rock Buoy 2 cables North 49 09.74N 2 12.28W
Platte Rock Beacon 1 cable East 49 10.16N 2 07.24W
Ruaudiere Buoy 1 cable North 49 09.83N 2 08.60W
Vascelin Buoy 2 cables North 49 01.02N 2 05.18W
Voilet Buoy 1 cable East 49 07.81N 1 56.97W
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Passage Planning
Before you set out, it is 5) Ensure you have suitable
safety equipment including life
essential that you plan your jackets, flares and first aid kits.
journey correctly. You must
6) Ensure you are wearing suitable
have a good understanding of clothing, have warm clothing and
meteorology and navigation, waterproofs to hand as the weather
at sea can change quickly.
ensure that you have sufficient
equipment on board your 7) Check your equipment to
ensure it is in good working order
craft and brief your crew on and that flares are in date.
safety matters. 8) Dont be over-reliant on your
GPS unit and ensure you can
navigate yourself to safety if it
1) Check the weather forecast should fail to work.
before you set off and get regular
updates if you plan to be out for 9) Tell someone ashore of your
any length of time. intentions, the number of people
aboard and expected time of arrival.
2) Check the tide times and ensure
they fit in with what you are 10) Log a Traffic Report (TR) with
planning to do and the route Jersey Coastguard if you are
you are going to take. boating or kayaking on VHF 82
or call +44 (0)1534 447705
3) Know the limitations of your
vessel/crew and do not
overestimate its/their speed or
ability to handle difficult conditions.
4) Ensure everyone aboard is
aware of safety procedures
and know what to do in the event
of an emergency.
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CORRECT EQUIPMENT LOGGING A TRAFFIC REPORT
You should ensure that you carry the When heading out to sea on any type
correct equipment during any voyage. of craft, you should always log a traffic
Pleasure vessels in excess of seven report with Jersey Coastguard. This
metres long are legally required to ensures that they are aware that you
carry the following: are at sea. Please follow this process to
log a traffic report:
A properly adjusted standard
magnetic compass - Log a traffic report on VHF 82 or by
A hand bearing or other compass telephoning +44 (0)1534 447705.
Your information should include the
Charts and navigational publications
departure and destination ports,
Radar reflectors number of persons aboard and an
estimated time of arrival.
SPEED LIMITS
- Contact them again to confirm your
Under delegated powers and in safe arrival.
accordance with the Harbours (Inshore
- Dont be afraid of using your VHF.
Safety) (Jersey) Regulations 2012 all
VHF 82 is a duplex channel, so only
vessels in local waters must not exceed
the coastguard can hear you. The
a speed of five knots at any time when:
more you use your radio, the more
Within any harbour confident you will become.
Within 200 metres of the shore in
INCIDENT REPORTING
any bay, with special restrictions
in St Aubins, St Brelades and Any incident taking place in the marinas,
Bouley Bay. harbours or at sea, should be reported
as soon as possible to St Helier VTS or
In water where the charted depth
Jersey Coastguard. The problem will
is less than 10 metres in or around
then be dealt with swiftly ensuring a
Les crhous and Les Dirouilles and
safe and efficient operation of the
of less than five metres in or around
port or to record problems at sea.
Les Minquiers.
If you wish to log an incident, contact
St Helier VTS on VHF CH 14 or
telephone on +44 (0)1534 447722.
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Aids to Navigation
This section provides you with the PRECAUTIONARY AREA
aids to navigation in Jersey waters. A precautionary area for all vessels
If you are unfamiliar with the area, exists at the Southern end of St Helier
seek advice before you set sail. It is Small Roads.
essential that you know and remain
familiar with, the meanings of different ST HELIER APPROACHES
navigational marks.
All vessels should approach St Helier
using the approved passages.
CARDINAL MARKS
Topmarks: 2 black cones, points up

Lights: White, VQ or Q
Topmarks: 2 black Topmarks: 2 black

cones, points inward cones, points outward
Lights: White, VQ(9) Lights: White, VQ(3)

10s or Q(9) 15s 5s or Q(3) 10s
Topmarks: 2 black cones, points down

Lights: White, VQ(6)+LFI. 10s Q(6)+LFI. 15s
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LATERAL MARKS (PORT HAND)
TOPMARK: Can shape (optional on can buoys)
LIGHTS: Red, any rhythm
LATERAL MARKS (STARBOARD HAND)

TOPMARK: cone shape (optional on conical buoys)
LIGHTS: Green, any rhythm
SAFE WATER MARKS

TOPMARK: Spherical (None on Spherical buoys)
LIGHTS: White, Iso, Oc, or LFI. 10s
ISOLATED DANGER MARKS

TOPMARK: 2 black spheres
LIGHTS: White, Fl (2)
EMERGENCY WRECK MARKS

TOPMARK: Upright Yellow Cross
LIGHTS: Alt BuY 3s 4M
SPECIAL MARKS
TOPMARK: X (When fitted)
LIGHTS: Yellow, Fl. Y or Fl (4) Y
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Speed Limits
All vessels in local waters should NOT: Tow anyone without having an
experienced person accompanying
Exceed 5 knots at any time within
the driver, to supervise the person
the harbour, closer than 200 metres
being towed.
of the waters edge in any bay
or within 50m of any beach Use the craft for anything other
lifeguard-flagged areas or around than what it was designed for by
Les Ecrehous, Les Dirouilles and the manufacturer.
Minquiers.
BOULEY BAY 5KNT LIMIT FOR JET SKIS*
*IN ACCORDANCE WITH BOATS AND SURF-RIDING (CONTROL) REGULATIONS 1969.
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ST BRELADES BAY 5KNT LIMIT FOR JET SKIS*
BELCROUTE AND LA HAULE 5KNT LIMIT FOR JET SKIS*
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LES MINQUIERS 5KNT SPEED LIMIT
At Les Minquiers the areas shown in This means that you can approach at
pale blue, dark blue and green illustrate speed but once inside the 5 metre line,
the areas where the 5 knot speed limit you must observe the 5 knot speed
applies to personal water craft (PWC) limits to protect the fragile wildlife and
(Jet Skis etc) only. Other craft should ecosystem existing in this area.
keep wash to a minimum.
N
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LES DIROUILLES AND LES CREHOUS 5KNT SPEED LIMIT
At Les Dirouilles and Les crehous, the

10 metre contour line lies outside the
pale blue, dark blue and green coloured
areas and covers quite an extensive
area of these two reefs. The 5 knot
speed limit applies within this area to
PWCs only. Other craft should keep
wash to a minimum.
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Distances
from St Helier
INDICATES DISTANCES FROM ST HELIER IN NAUTICAL MILES
1. Les Minquiers 12NM 14. Dinard 37NM
2. Les Ecrhous 18NM 15. Dahouet 37NM
3. Ile Chausey 20NM 16. St Quay 43NM
4. Sark (Maseline) 22NM 17. Paimpol 43NM
5. Guernsey 26NM 18. Binic 45NM
6. Herm (Harbour) 26NM 19. Dinan 49NM
7. Alderney 47NM 20. Lezardrieux 45NM
8. Carteret 24NM 21. Treguier 51NM
9. Granville 30NM 22. Cherbourg 60NM
10. St Cast 34NM
11. Dielette 36NM
12. Erquy 36NM
13. St Malo 37NM
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N
Alderney 47 60
Cherbourg
36 Dielette
26 Herm (harbour)
Guernsey 26 24 Carteret
22 Sark (Maseline)
18 Les Ecrhous
C HA NNE L
I SL A NDS JERSEY
12 Les Minquiers
Granville 30
Treguier 20 Ile Chausey
51 43 Paimpol St Malo
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St Cast 37
Lezardrieux 34
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St Quay 43 36 Erquy Dinard
Binic 45 40 Dahouet 49 Dinan
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Making Distress Calls
If you are at sea and use your mobile A MAYDAY CALL SHOULD BE SENT
phone to make a 999/112 call, the ON VHF 16 USING THE FOLLOWING
Coastguard may be unable to fix your PROCEDURE:
position, so you should always use your
Switch VHF radio on and select high
VHF radio or DSC. Mobile telephones
power
should only be used as a last resort.
Select VHF 16
MAKING A 999/112 CALL Hold down the transmit button and
FROM SHORE say slowly and distinctly:
If you see a marine incident from Mayday, Mayday, Mayday
ashore, you should dial 999 or 112 This is *** (name of vessel)
and ask the operator for Coastguard. (spoken three times)
You will be asked to report on the
Mayday
incident and may be required to stay
in telephone contact for further Your vessels name, call sign and
communications. MMSI* number (spoken once)
Location of your vessel
INTERCEPTING A DISTRESS CALL The nature of distress (for example,
ON YOUR VHF RADIO the boat is sinking)
If you hear a distress call on your VHF Immediate assistance required
radio, write down the details. If you
How many people are on board
can help you should acknowledge
accordingly, but only after giving an Any other information
opportunity for the Coastguard Station Over
or a larger vessel to do so.
On completion of the distress call,
release the transmit button and listen.
MAKING A DISTRESS CALL BY VOICE
If an acknowledgement is not received,
(VHF RADIO)
check the VHF set and repeat your
When using your VHF radio to make distress call.
a distress call you must prefix the call
with Mayday so we can identify it as a
distress call. A distress call has priority
over all other transmissions.
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MAKING A DISTRESS CALL USING When received, the Coastguard or
DSC another vessel will send a Distress
If you have a VHF DSC radio onboard, Acknowledgement on VHF 70 before
you should receive a MMSI (Mobile replying on VHF 16.
Maritime Service Identity) number If an acknowledgement is not received
with your vessel licence. from the Coastguard, the Distress
The DSC radio, and MMSI number, Alert will be repeated every four
should be interfaced with your GPS minutes.
(Global Positioning System) unit. You When an acknowledgement has been
must be familiar with its use and have received, or after about 15 seconds,
the necessary operators licence. transmit a Mayday message by voice on
Press the (red, guarded) Distress VHF 16, adding the MMSI number of
button to automatically switch to the distress call.
VHF 70. If a distress alert is inadvertently
If time permits, select the Nature of transmitted, an All Stations DSC
Distress from the menu, then press message cancelling the false alert (by
the Distress button for at least five date and time) must be sent at once.
seconds to send the full distress alert.
If time is limited, press the Distress
button for at least five seconds to
send a Distress alert consisting of
MMSI number and position.
On completion of transmission
the set will revert to VHF 16.
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Rules of the Road
Boating should be a safe and pleasurable pastime but it is necessary to obey the rules
of the road to prevent accidents occurring. The rules defined within the International
Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, 1972, as amended in 2009 must be
obeyed if you are in charge of any vessel capable of being used for transport on
water, and if that vessel is on the high seas, or any navigable waters connected with
the high seas. Here are a few summarised general rules that you must be aware of:
RULE 2 RESPONSIBILITY - The master RULE 13 OVERTAKING The

of a vessel is responsible for the safety overtaking vessel must give the vessel
of the vessel and its crew wherever the being overtaken room to manoeuvre
rules apply, however deviation from and must not impede it in anyway.
the rules may be necessary to avoid
RULE 14 HEAD-ON APPROACH
immediate danger.
When approaching head-on, powered
RULE 5 LOOK-OUT Every vessel shall vessels should pass port to port and
maintain a proper look-out by sight turn to starboard to avoid a collision
and hearing as well as by any other if necessary.
means appropriate in the prevailing
RULE 15 CROSSING When two
circumstances and conditions.
vessels are crossing, the vessel which
RULE 6 SAFE SPEED Every vessel has the other vessel on the starboard
shall maintain a safe and constant speed side (right-hand side) must give way.
and course according to prevailing If to starboard red appear, its your
conditions, other traffic and vessels duty to keep clear.
characteristics.
RULE 16 GIVE-WAY VESSEL The
RULE 7 RISK OF COLLISION - Vessels give-way vessel must take early, positive
should reduce the risk of collision by and substantial action to avoid a collision.
continually monitoring other vessels,
RULE 17 STAND-ON VESSEL The
taking bearings and using radar if available.
stand-on vessel should maintain course
RULE 8 ACTION TO AVOID COLLISION and speed but should be prepared to
Action taken to avoid collision should be take action to avoid a collision if the
positive, obvious and made in good time. give-way vessel does not do so or is
appearing not to do so.
RULE 9 NARROW CHANNELS When
navigating narrow channels stay as far RULE 18 KEEP CLEAR Power gives
to starboard as is safe to do so, vessels way to and should keep clear of sailing
of less than 20m in length should not vessel and other vessels restricted by
impede the passage of a vessel that manoeuvrability, draught, size, and
can only navigate within the channel. fishing, or those not under command.
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DISTRESS SIGNALS
FLARES (REMEMBER TO REPLACE WHEN OUT OF DATE)
Red pinpoint Red parachute

Floating Handheld White
flare: for use flare: long
orange orange collision
at night or dull range offshore
smoke. smoke. flare.
conditions. use.
DISPOSING OF OUT OF DATE FLARES
Out of date flares can be extremely dangerous and should never be used beyond
their expiry date. Chandlery companies in Jersey will accept out of date or damaged
flares before arranging for the flares to be safely disposed of.
NEVER FIRE A PARACHUTE FLARE IF A HELICOPTER IS APPROACHING
Fire rocket vertically

WIND WIND
If windy fire at
Never fire into the wind. 15 downwind
Handheld pinpoint flare
shows your position -
In low cloud
use inshore or in sight
fire at 45
of other vessels.
Hold at arms
Orange smoke
length. Dont look
for use by day
directly at flare.
especially in
bright sunshine
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LIGHTS & SHAPES
Yacht under sail Power driven vessel under 50m with sternlight
Yacht under sail (3 colour lantern) Power driven vessel over 50 metres
Power vessel under way Power driven vessel over 50 metres at anchor
Fishing vessel under way Vessel towing with length of tow less than 200m
Fishing vessel stopped
REMEMBER: IF YOUR DINGHY COVERS YOUR STERNLIGHT

YOU MAY NOT BE VISIBLE TO FOLLOWING VESSELS
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BEAUFORT SCALE
SPECIFICATIONS AND EQUIVALENT SPEEDS
MEAN WIND LIMITS OF
HEIGHT IN METRES*
HEIGHT IN METRES*
SPEED WIND SPEED
SEA DESCRIPTIVE
BEAUFORT WIND
PROBABLE WAVE
PROBABLE WAVE
DESCRIPTIVE
SEASTATE
TERMS
TERMS
KNOTS
KNOTS
SCALE
WIND
m/s-1
m/s-1
Calm
0 0 0 <1 <1 Calm - - 0
(Glassy)
Calm
1 2 1 1-3 1-2 Light Air 0.1 0.1 1
(rippled)
Light Smooth
2 5 3 4-6 2-3 0.2 0.3 2
Breeze (wavelets)
Gentle
3 9 5 7-10 4-5 0.6 1.0 3 Slight
Breeze
Moderate Slight
4 13 7 11-16 6-8 1.0 1.5 3-4
Breeze Moderate
Fresh
5 19 10 17-21 9-11 2.0 2.5 4 Moderate
Breeze
Strong
6 24 12 22-27 11-14 3.0 4.0 5 Rough
Breeze
Rough
7 30 15 28-33 14-17 Near Gale 4.0 5.5 5-6
Very rough
Very rough
8 37 19 34-40 17-21 Gale 5.5 7.5 6-7
High
Severe
9 44 23 41-47 21-24 7.0 10.0 7 High
Gale
10 52 27 48-55 25-28 Storm 9.0 12.5 8 Very High
Violent
11 60 31 56-63 29-32 11.5 16.0 8 Very High
Storm
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12 - - 64+ Hurricane 14+ - 9 Phenomenal
+
These values refer to well-developed wind waves of the open sea. The lag effect between the wind getting up and
the sea increasing should be borne in mind. To convert knots to mph multiply by 1.15, for m/s multiply by 0.514.
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SIGNAL STATION
Everyday use High tides over 38
Merchant Navy Day Veterans Day / Trafalgar Day
Honouring the Dead Visiting French Warship
Visiting Royal Navy Warship Visiting Tall Ship Dressed Overall
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FORT REGENT SIGNALS.
MAINTAINING THE TRADITION.
It is said that signals have been flown from the site
of the Fort Regent signal station on La Mont de la
Ville since 1708. Following the ending of the service
in December 2004, a small team from the Maritime
Museum Boatshop worked out a new set of signals and
took over responsibility for the signal mast in January
2005 with the support of the States.
Day Night Day Night

NORTHERLY SOUTHERLY
Strong wind warning force 6-7
Day Night Day Night

NORTHERLY SOUTHERLY
Gale Warning 8+
Seasons Greetings Easter - Night
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Customs, Duty Free
and Animals
PRIVATE VISITING VESSELS European Economic Area (EEA)
Visiting vessels to the Island should present Nationals:
themselves to Customs and Immigration Austria Liechtenstein
Officers at a Designated Port.
Belgium Lithuania
St Helier and Gorey are the Designated Cyprus Luxembourg
Ports by virtue of both Article 12 of
Czech Republic Malta
the Customs and Excise (Jersey) Law,
1999 and the Immigration (Designated Denmark Netherlands
Ports of Entry and Exit) (Jersey) Estonia Norway
Act 2011. Finland Poland
The owner/master of a visiting yacht to France Portugal
the Island must fly the yellow Q flag Germany Slovakia
as soon as the territorial waters of the
Greece Slovenia
Bailiwick of Jersey are entered. The Q
flag must remain flown until clearance Hungary Spain
has been received by a Customs and Iceland Sweden
Immigration Officer. This applies to Ireland Switzerland*
visitors:
Italy United Kingdom
from outside the European Latvia
Economic Area (EEA)
from within the EEA, but with non *Switzerland is not in the EEA but
EEA nationals on board an international treaty gives Swiss
with any goods to declare, nationals similar rights as EEA nationals
including restricted or prohibited within the United Kingdom.
goods
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DUTY FREE Pets travelling from the Republic of
Duty free goods are available to local Ireland must be accompanied by a valid
and visiting craft upon departure from pet passport.
St Helier.
OTHER TERRITORIES / COUNTRIES
The independent operator Boatfayre
Only an approved carrier can bring a
Ltd provides a door-to-door ordering
pet into Jersey from other territories.
and delivery service to yachts. For
more information or to place an order In an emergency e.g. to seek shelter,
telephone +44 (0)7797 859592. Jersey Coastguard or St Helier VTS
should be contacted and advised that
Information about personal duty free
a pet is on board.
allowances for alcohol, tobacco and
other goods when arriving in Jersey A secure and isolated berth or mooring
(including the alternative allowance) will be allocated, but the animal is not
is available on the States of Jersey permitted to land, unless under licence
website www.gov.je/travel. issued by the Environment Division of
the Planning and Environment Ministry
PETS AND ANIMALS of the States of Jersey.
The skipper/master of any vessel with The berth may be observed by CCTV
a pet on-board intending to anchor off to ensure compliance.
Jersey must notify Jersey Coastguard
(VHF CH82) or St Helier VTS (VHF Should you require further information
CH14) prior to arrival. visit the States of Jersey veterinary
officer website: www.gov.je/pettravel.
Vessels wishing to berth in St Helier
will be directed to Elizabeth Marina or
to the holding pontoons on number 4
and 5 berths outside St Helier Marina.
UK, ISLE OF MAN, CHANNEL ISLANDS

OR REPUBLIC OF IRELAND
There are no restrictions for pets
coming directly into Jersey from the
Channel Islands, UK or the Isle of Man.
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The Marine & Coastal
Wildlife Watching Code
If you encounter dolphins or seals MARINE WILDLIFE SIGHTINGS
whilst at sea please remember: Help us gather more information
Dont chase after them. on dolphins, seals and other marine
wildlife in and around Jersey waters by
If they come to you, continue on
reporting your sighting (with as much
your intended course, avoiding any
detail as possible and any photographs)
unpredictable or erratic movements.
to the Marine Biology section of the
Watch for signs of distress, e.g. Socit Jersiaise via the website:
hasty dives, changes in breathing www.societe-jersiaise.org/marine-biology.
patterns, attempts to move away
from the vessel, erratic changes Or by emailing:
in speed and direction, lengthy marinebiology@societe-jersiaise.org.
periods underwater, and aggressive All marine mammals are protected
behaviours, such as tail slaps and species under the Jersey Wildlife Law
trumpet blows. (2000).
Avoid groups of marine mammals
with young and never come
between a mother and her calf.
Never drive deliberately between
groups of marine mammals. Allow
them to remain together.
If safe, switch off all sonar
equipment when near dolphins as
this can affect their communication
and navigation.
If you discover a solitary dolphin, try
to avoid interacting with the animal
by maintaining a steady speed in the
direction intended.
If you are followed into a
harbour or marina by a dolphin,
contact Jersey Coastguard on
+44 (0)1534 447705.
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Benefits of Jersey as the
Port of British Registry
1. A two-hundred year history as a 9. Commercial coding up to 400gt,
British Register with over 2,000 vessels overseen and managed by professional
together with local expertise in all surveyors. Codes offer real flexibility for
aspects of yacht and crew management, equivalents and exemptions where these
technical coding and compliance. do not compromise safety.
2. A member of the coveted Red Ensign 10. The Employment (Jersey) Law
Group with a reputation as a quality Register. 2003 does not apply to non resident
3. British Consular services and support crew or when operating overseas.
available when abroad. 11. Large Yacht Code and 13-36
4. Registration is proof of title and enables Passenger Yacht Code available for
owner to obtain a mortgage on the vessel. yachts up to 400gt.
5. Registration includes bareboat charter 12. Self-declaration of compliance for
and demise options so that owner keeps pleasure craft between 150 & 400gt.
original jurisdiction of registration. 13. Ownership by a Foundation offers
6. Sits outside the UK and EU: a) GST- fiscal advantages for the management
free Temporary Importation into Island. and investment of assets. This is distinct
b) VAT-free Temporary Importation into from direct ownership by a Trust, which
EU for ships owned by non-EU residents. is prohibited.
c) Social Security insurance exemptions 14. Maritime Labour Convention has not
available to non-resident crews. d) No yet been ratified by Jersey Commercial
corporation or tonnage tax for company- yachts under will be inspected to the
owned vessels. same standard as MLC and granted the
7. Registration is only every ten years appropriate approval or exemptions.
(UK is 5-yearly) with no annual fee. 15. Entitlement to register includes all
8. The Island has been white-listed as a EU and Commonwealth citizens. This
transparent and well-regulated offshore avoids the need for company formation
finance centre by the OECD. It offers (unless required for tax purposes) for
unrivalled expertise in asset management the majority of potential clients. Other
and tax- efficient ownership. Red Ensign jurisdictions may not accept
Commonwealth citizenship.
N.B. The above is a summary and does not constitute legal or formal advice from the Registry. Clients should make specific
enquiries and engage the relevant experts regarding their own situation. (March 2014. 1. However, other employment
legislation may apply in accordance with the Islands international commitments.) Jersey The British Yacht and Small
Commercial Vessel Registry for the Discerning Owner Registrar of Shipping, Economic Development, Liberation Place, St Helier,
Jersey JE1 1BB. E: shipsregistry@gov.je T: +44 (0)1534 448128, F: +44 (0)1534 448158. www.gov.je/shipsregistry.
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First Aid
In emergencies remember the priorities: Treat in the following order:
Assess the situation Unconscious & not breathing
Make safe Bleeding
Give emergency aid Other injuries
Get help. Dial 999/112 or VHF CH16
1. FOR SUDDEN COLLAPSE 3. GIVE RESCUE BREATHS

AIRWAY: Open the airway by tilting Tilt the head, lift the chin and give
the head and remove any obvious two rescue breaths - pinch the nose
obstruction. Then, using two fingers, closed, seal your lips around the
lift the chin. casualtys mouth, blow into mouth
until chest rises (approx. one second).
BREATHING: Look, listen and feel
Turn your head to watch chest deflate.
for breathing.
Give a second rescue breath.
NOT BREATHING: GET HELP NOW!
4. CONTINUE CHEST
2. NO BREATHING - BEGIN COMPRESSIONS AND
CHEST COMPRESSIONS RESCUE BREATHS
Place one hand on the centre of the Repeat 30 chest compressions
casualtys chest. Place the heel of followed by two rescue breaths until
your other hand on top of the first assistance arrives.
hand and interlock your fingers. Lean
over the casualty, keep arms straight 5. UNCONSCIOUS BUT
and press down onto the chest. BREATHING
Do this 30 times at approximately Place casualty on side ensuring airway
two compressions per second. kept open. (Do not use this method
if you suspect spinal injury and can
maintain an open airway.)
FOR MORE INFORMATION

CONTACT ST JOHN AMBULANCE ON +44 (0)1534 735611

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Marina Facilities 5 Waypoints in Safe Water 39

Passeport Escales 7 Passage Planning 40

Berthing and Mooring Options 8 Aids to Navigation 42

Craft Approaching and 10 Speed Limits 44

Tide Tables 2016 24 The Benefits of Jersey as 61

BOAT STORAGE RECYCLING FACILITIES

First staged in 2008 as an Barclays also unveiled the 2017

MDL Bray Marina MDL Northney Marina MDL Shamrock Marina

Aber Wrach Locmariaquer Port du Moulin Blanc

Arradon Locmiquelic Port Haliguen / Quiberon

Bermeo Hondarribia Porto Deportivo Cangas

Club Nautico Camarinas Marina Coruna Real Club Nautico de a Coruna

GOREY HARBOUR is a tidal drying harbour

ST AUBINS HARBOUR is a tidal drying

ST CATHERINES HARBOUR is a deep

ROZEL HARBOUR is a tidal drying harbour,

BOULEY BAY is a tidal harbour, which has

BONNE NUIT BAY is a tidal drying harbour,

SPEED LIMIT WITHIN PORT AREA STOP. SERIOUS EMERGENCY

ST HELIER HARBOUR PORT LIMIT

ALL INFORMATION ON THIS CHART IS FOR QUICK

ST. HELIER, JERSEY

Highest Astronomical Tide

Mean High Water Springs

Mean Sea Level

Mean Low Water Neaps

PLEASE VISIT THE MARINA OFFICE

KEY BERTHING ROWS

JERSEY AIRPORT (49 13 N - 02 12 W)

TWILIGHT ENDS: (Compiled for Mid-Month)

CIVIL TWILIGHT NAUTICAL TWILIGHT

1211 UTC 21st June - 1207 UTC 21st December -

All times UTC. Issued by the Jersey Meteorological Department.

,41 See Plan

TIDAL STREAMS IN ST HELIER Casquets 25

indicates the approximate position at 0

7 20Plan ,1 ,10 01,0 20 10 20

Grand Ljon Cherbourg

8,2 Erquy ast

182 5 0 Plateau des

Les 10,23 Les Dirouilles

7 03,0 19,4 crehou ,

Grand Ljon S. Helier Grand Ljon S. Helier

17, 09 les Chausey

,38 Port Port 05

,35 Les Dirouilles

C Les Omonville- CLes crehou

Grand S. Helier Grand Ljon

Erquy ast Erquy ast18

Le Lgu Port Sark Le Lgu Port

,06 20Plan les Chausey ,2072,0 8,120 les Chausey

50 40 30 03 20 See 103Longitude 250 West from Greenwich 07

14,3 05,13 12,27

Casquets Casquets 3, CLes crehou

Grand Ljon 11 S. Helier Grand Ljon

Plateau des Cancale 09 07,18

vres Roches Douvres ,20

12 S. Malo Port de 07,16 12,2 S. Malo Port de ,04

,28 17,3 06 Dilette

x Portrieux Le Snquet Le Snquet

Port de Herm ,26 2 Herm 7

Sark 06 S. Peter Sark 05,11

Le Lgu Port Le Lgu 13 Port 1