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CUBA CK4 – Cabo Cruz to Punta Maisi

The Cuban Yachting Charts, commonly referred to as Cuban Chart Kits, consists of a series of 8 chart-books that cover virtually the entire Cuban coast. Each chart-book contains 6 to 12 detailed colour charts, which are accurate for use with GPS. The scale of the charts range from 1: 500,000 to 1: 5,000 for selected harbours. Not every harbour is covered, but the most desirable harbours for yachtsmen are included. Each chart displays the depths in meters and the charts include information in both English and Spanish in this chart kit!Cuba CK4 – Cabo Cruz to Punta De Maisi is part 4 of the series. Good graphical representations of the topography when sailing Cuban waters is essential. Each chart is characterized by fine contours and easy to distinguish colour graduations of the depth lines. Presented in a handy, user friendly size, enabling the chartkit to be easily accessed or stored. Ensure your adventures to this stunning region is a success with the guide of the Cuban Yachting Charts!In addition to the 8 Yachting Chart Folios (chart books) covering all of the coastline of Cuba by geographic areas, a range of individual Official Cuban Hydrographic Office charts is available to order on demand. Minimum order quantity is 15 charts. Approximately 170 standard navigation charts can be sourced through Stanfords, which come imported from Havana and are corrected by hand to their latest monthly notice to Mariners. For more information and a quote, please email maritime@stanfords.co.uk

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