75% off

Admiralty Small Craft Charts 5617: Full Folio - East Coast of Scotland

Format:	Printed on demand on 535 x 715 mm chart paper
Size:	420 × 594 mm

£93⁴⁵ £374²⁰

Tax included

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East Coast of Scotland Chart Folio

All 21 charts from the Firth of Forth to the Moray Firth, including Aberdeen, Dundee, Peterhead, Inverness and the Caledonian Canal. 75% discount applied.

All 21 Admiralty Small Craft Charts covering the East Coast of Scotland from the Firth of Forth to the Moray Firth, including Dundee, the River Tay, Montrose, Arbroath, Aberdeen, Peterhead, Fraserburgh, Inverness and the Caledonian Canal.

The 75% bulk discount is already applied to this bundle of charts. If you'd like to add extra Small Craft Charts to your order, they'll qualify for the same 75% discount. The checkout can't combine folios and individual charts automatically, so let us know which ones you need and we'll send you a link with everything correctly priced and ready to buy.

Charts Included

Chart	Title	Scale	Edition
5617_1	Isle of May to River Tay Entrance	1 : 75,000	26 Mar 2026
5617_2	River Tay Entrance to Montrose	1 : 75,000	26 Mar 2026
5617_3	Gourdon to Stonehaven	1 : 75,000	14 Aug 2025
5617_4	Aberdeen to Bay of Cruden	1 : 75,000	14 Aug 2025
5617_5	Peterhead to Fraserburgh	1 : 75,000	11 Nov 2021
5617_6	Fraserburgh to Banff	1 : 75,000	11 Nov 2021
5617_7	Banff to Buckie A: Banff to Buckie (1:75,000) B: Whitehills Marina	1 : 75,000	14 Dec 2023
5617_8	Lossiemouth to Tarbat Ness	1 : 75,000	02 May 2024
5617_9	Approaches to Inverness Firth	1 : 75,000	02 May 2024
5617_10	Entrance to Inverness Firth	1 : 20,000	26 Oct 2023
5617_11	Inverness Firth (Northern Part)	1 : 20,000	02 May 2024
5617_12	Inverness Firth (Southern Part) A: Inverness Firth - Southern Part (1:20,000) B: Entrance to River Ness (1:5,000)	Plans	09 May 2024
5617_13	Approaches to River Tay	1 : 25,000	28 Aug 2025
5617_14	River Tay - Tayport to Dundee	1 : 25,000	28 Aug 2025
5617_15	Montrose Harbour A: Montrose Harbour (1:7,500) B: Arbroath Harbour (1:12,500) C: Stonehaven Harbour (1:12,500)	Plans	26 Sep 2024
5617_16	Aberdeen Harbour	1 : 7,500	02 May 2024
5617_17	Peterhead Bay and Harbours A: Peterhead Bay and Harbours (1:6,250) B: Banff and Macduff (1:20,000) C: Fraserburgh (1:6,250)	Plans	26 Sep 2024
5617_18	Harbours on the East Coast of Scotland A: Buckie (1:10,000) B: Lossiemouth (1:6,250) C: Hopeman (1:6,250) D: Burghead (1:6,250) E: Nairn (1:6,250)	1 : 6,250	11 Nov 2021
5617_19	Caledonian Canal (Northern Part) and Inverness A: Inverness (1:5,000) B: Inverness to Urquhart Bay (1:75,000) C: Loch Dochfour (1:12,500) D: Loch Ness - Urquhart Bay (1:12,500)	Plans	09 May 2024
5617_20	Caledonian Canal (Central Part) A: Urquhart Bay to Fort Augustus (1:75,000) B: Fort Augustus to Laggan Locks (1:75,000) C: Fort Augustus (1:12,500) D: Loch Oich (1:15,000)	Plans	18 Jan 2024
5617_21	Caledonian Canal (Southern Part) A: Laggan Locks to Corpach (1:75,000) B: Loch Lochy - Laggan Locks (1:12,500) C: Loch Lochy - Gairlochy Locks (1:25,000) D: Fort William (1:25,000) E: Entrance to Caledonian Canal (1:6,250)	Plans	13 Apr 2023

What You Get

Every chart for the area, from passage planning to harbour plans, all printed on demand with corrections applied up to the date of printing
Tidal and safety data included on each chart, plus a PDF supplement we'll send you when your charts ship
Shipped rolled in a sturdy cardboard tube
Recognised by the MCA for coded vessels and fishing vessels under 24m LOA

About Admiralty Small Craft Charts

Admiralty Small Craft Charts are produced by the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office (UKHO) for recreational sailors and small commercial vessels. They cover popular cruising areas, harbours and coastal waters at scales suited to inshore navigation. Each chart is printed on demand from the UKHO's latest digital files with all corrections applied up to the date of printing.

Each folio has an accompanying PDF supplement containing tidal stream (diamond) tables, secondary port differences, tidal curves, Coastguard contact information and local navigation notes. We'll send you a link when your charts ship.

Good to Know

If you haven't bought Admiralty Small Craft Charts since 2022, a few things have changed. Charts no longer come in plastic wallets and supporting data is now a PDF rather than a printed booklet. The printed chart area is A2 (594 x 420 mm) but the paper is slightly larger (715 x 535 mm), leaving a border of about 12 cm on each side. You may want to trim the sheets depending on how you store your charts.

These charts are printed to order, so they can't be restocked or resold once printed. If you're not sure this is the right folio for your trip, just ask and we'll help you put together the right set.

There are a few price points where it's actually cheaper to buy more charts. We wrote an article explaining how the discount tiers work.

Shipping

Admiralty charts are printed on demand by an official UKHO distributor. Each chart is printed, trimmed, quality checked, stamped and labelled individually. Please check for handling time messages during ordering. If you're in a hurry, get in touch with us and we'll do our best to help.

Charts ship rolled in a cardboard tube (Royal Mail) or a long rectangular box (DPD). The DPD box carries a slightly higher risk of minor creasing, which usually flattens out under some heavy books.

Need a full chart package for a trip? We'll sort it. Just let us know.