Royal Yachting Association

RYA Sail & Power Logbook

Author:	Robert Dearn
Published:	2018
Format:	Hardback, 128 pages
Size:	252 × 205 × 17 mm

£18⁹⁹

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Official RYA Combined Logbook

90 logging pages plus essential reference sections for sail and power cruising.

The RYA Sail and Power Logbook combines the previous RYA Sail and Power logbooks into one incredibly useful volume that is ideal for all cruising boaters. Containing 90 logging pages with bonus sections, including: IALA buoyage; international code flags; plotting essentials (which incorporates dead reckoning and estimated position); and common abbreviations for nautical terms.

Unique to the RYA, these logging pages also include space to enter the weather forecast at the time of voyage.

This new logbook has been designed to reflect more of the cruiser's needs than ever before, with the page layouts as follows:

4: Introduction
5: IALA Buoyage
6: Code flags
7: Plotting Essentials
8-11: Distance Covered in a Given Time
12: Beaufort Scale
13: Common Abbreviations
14-15: Example pages
16-105: Log pages (Date box at top; Columns: Time, Course, Log, Distance, Leeway, Barometer, Wind, Engine (Oil/Temperature/RPM), Weather, Remarks; Forecast and crew box; Route box; Passage Totals/Running Totals/Engine Hours/Fuel box)
106-109: Waypoints
110-111: Routes
112-113: Service Data and Service Notes
114-117: Engine log
118-121: Equipment list
122-123: Season Summary
124-125: Name/Address/Telephone
126-128: Notes

About the RYA

The Royal Yachting Association (RYA) is the national governing body for sailing, windsurfing, powerboating and personal watercraft in the UK. Founded in 1875, the RYA represents over 1,600 affiliated clubs and classes. Their training schemes are internationally recognised as the gold standard in sail and power education. RYA publications provide authoritative, practical guidance developed by experts and refined through decades of real-world instruction. From beginner logbooks to advanced navigation handbooks, RYA titles are essential companions for anyone serious about boating.