Imray Chart C34: Cap d'Erquy to Ile de Batz

This edition includes the latest official SHOM (French Hydrographic Office) data, combined with additional information sourced from Imray's network to make it ideal for small craft. The chart has been revised throughout.

Plans included

• Primel (1 : 15,000)
• Le Léguer (1 : 42,500)
• Trébeurden (1 : 25,000)
• Ploumanac’h (1 : 10,000)
• Anse de Perros (1 : 30,000)
• Perros-Guirec (1 : 15,000)
• Port-Blanc (1 : 25,000)
• Approaches to Rivière de Tréguier (1 : 45,000)
• Tréguier (1 : 15,000)
• Approaches to Rivière de Trieux and Paimpol (1 : 50,000)
• Port de la Corderie (Ile de Bréhat) (1 : 15,000)
• Port Clos (Ile de Bréhat) (1 : 10,000)
• Lézardrieux (1 : 15,000)
• Paimpol (1 : 15,000)
• St-Quay-Portrieux (1 : 25,000)
• Binic (1 : 12,500)
• Port du Légué (1 : 20,000)
• Dahouët (1 : 10,000)

About Imray C Series Charts

Imray C Series charts cover cruising grounds around Britain, Ireland, and Northwest Europe. They're scaled for planning and passage-making: larger than harbour charts, but detailed enough for inshore work. Each chart unfolds to 787 × 1,118 mm, giving you room to see the bigger picture without carrying dozens of sheets. They're printed digitally on Pretex, a synthetic paper that tolerates salt spray and damp conditions. Charts are supplied folded to A4 and packed in a durable plastic wallet. If you need unfolded charts, just get in touch. We can arrange that with a 7-10 day lead time.

These are working charts for anyone who navigates seriously: cruising crews, motor boaters, fishing vessels, and commercial operators alike. Imray C Series charts are recognised by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency for use on coded and fishing vessels up to 24 metres. Whether you're plotting a coastal passage, planning next season's cruise, or keeping current charts to hand, C charts give you what you need at a practical scale. Imray publishes other chart ranges for different waters: M Series for the Mediterranean, G for Greek waters, Y for UK harbours and estuaries, A, B, D and E (Imray-Iolaire) for the Atlantic and Caribbean, plus chart packs covering key cruising areas.

About Imray

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