Admiralty Small Craft Charts 5616: Full Folio

This comprehensive folio includes all 27 Admiralty Small Craft Charts for the North West Coast of Scotland and the Outer Hebrides, providing you with detailed and up-to-date navigational information for this spectacular and challenging cruising area.

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Why Choose Admiralty Small Craft Charts?

• Up-to-Date Information – The latest editions available, printed on demand with all corrections applied, so there's no catching up to do.
• Expertly Crafted – Produced by the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office to exacting standards.
• Convenient Format – Easy to handle, store, and use on board.
• Supporting Data – Includes essential details like chart notes, Coastguard services, distress and safety communication info, tidal stream (diamond) tables, secondary port differences, and tidal curves.
• MCA Approved – Fully compliant with Maritime and Coastguard Agency Code vessel and fishing vessel requirements (under 24m LOA).

Better Charts, Better Sailing

• Navigate with Confidence – Chart your course, spot the hazards, and sail with precision.
• Enhanced Situational Awareness – Crisp, detailed cartography means better decision-making at sea.
• Big Picture Passage Planning – It's hard to beat paper charts when it comes to passage planning!

Important Notes

If you haven’t used Admiralty Small Craft or Leisure charts since 2022, here’s what’s changed:

• Paper Size: The printed area is A2 (420 x 594 mm), but the actual sheet is slightly larger (535 x 715 mm), leaving you an 11.5 cm border on the short edge and a 12.1 cm border on the long edge.
• No More Folio Covers: These charts are no longer supplied with plastic wallets.
• Supporting Data: Now in PDF format. Once your order ships, we’ll email you the latest version and show you where to find updates.
• Returns: These charts are printed to order and correct at the time of printing, so we can’t accept returns except where required by law. If you’re unsure which charts you need, get in touch — we’re happy to advise.

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• Real Expertise – We know our charts, we know sailing, and we’re here to help.
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• Safe & Secure Shipping – Your charts arrive rolled in a sturdy tube, ready for action.

Charts Included

Where A, B, C etc. are listed, they indicate plans on the same chart.

• 1 A – Point of Ardnamurchan to Sound of Arisaig (1:50,000)
• 1 B – Continuation to Loch Moidart (1:50,000)
• 2 – Sound of Arisaig to Mallaig (1:50,000)
• 3 A – Mallaig to Glenelg (1:50,000)
• 3 B – Kyle Rhea (1:50,000)
• 4 A – Loch Duich to Loch Carron (1:50,000)
• 4 B – Loch Kishorn (1:50,000)
• 4 C – Continuation of Loch Carron (1:50,000)
• 5 – Inner Sound and Sound of Raasay - Southern Part (1:50,000)
• 6 – Inner Sound and Sound of Raasay - Central Part (1:50,000)
• 7 A – Inner Sound and Sound of Raasay - Northern Part (1:50,000)
• 7 B – Upper Loch Torridon (1:50,000)
• 8 – Loch Torridon to Loch Gairloch (1:50,000)
• 9 – Rona to Shaint Islands (1:100,000)
• 10 A – The Little Minch - Northern Part (1:100,000)
• 10 B – Loch Rodel (1:21,000)
• 11 – The Little Minch - Southern Part (1:100,000)
• 12 – Rùm to Loch Bracadale (1:100,000)
• 13 A – Oigh Sgeir to Barra (1:100,000)
• 13 B – Acairseid Mhór (1:30,000)
• 14 – Point of Ardnamurchan to Rùm (1:100,000)
• 15 A – Soay to Loch Eishort (1:50,000)
• 15 B – Continuation of Loch Eishort (1:50,000)
• 16 – Sound of Eigg and Sound of Rùm (1:50,000)
• 17 A – Loch Hourn (1:25,000)
• 17 B – Continuation of Loch Hourn (1:25,000)
• 17 C – Inverie Bay (1:25,000)
• 17 D – Mallaig Harbour (1:7,500)
• 18 A – Kyle Akin (1:12,500)
• 18 B – Loch Alsh (1:25,000)
• 18 C – Upper Loch Carron (1:20,000)
• 19 A – Gairloch (1:15,000)
• 19 B – Portree Harbour (1:12,500)
• 19 C – Uig (1:25,000)
• 20 – Loch Dunvegan (1:25,000)
• 21 A – Approaches to Castle Bay (1:30,000)
• 21 B – Castle Bay (1:12,500)
• 21 C – Continuation of Sound of Arisaig (1:50,000)
• 22 – Loch Boisdale (1:12,500)
• 23 – Lochs on the East Coast of Uist
• 23 A – Loch Eport (1:12,500)
• 23 B – Loch Skipport (1:12,500)
• 23 C – Loch Carnan (1:12,500)
• 23 D – Loch Eynort (1:15,000)
• 24 – Loch Maddy (1:12,500)
• 25 – Outer Approaches to Tarbet (1:12,500)
• 26 A – Approaches to Tarbet (1:12,500)
• 26 B – Tarbet (1:12,500)
• 26 C – Continuation of Loch Ceann Dibig (1:12,500)
• 27 – Isle of Mull to Isle of Lewis (1:500,000)