Cruising Guide Vanuatu , Nautical Guide to the Vanuatu Islands and Anchorages
"Vanuatu has been the highlight of our cruising in the South Pacific." Cruising yachts from every country adore Vanuatu. There is no doubt that when you visit Vanuatu you will, indeed, find a very special and magical array of volcanic islands.
If you plan to cruise in Vanuatu you really must have the Nautical Rocket Guide to Vanuatu (the earlier edition was the Tusker Cruising Guide to Vanuatu). Based on satellite and aerial photography it is one the most advanced cruising guides in the world - now equaled by the Nautical Rocket Guide to New Caledonia.
If you are looking for adventure and a taste of one the most ancient living cultures on Earth, you will find it in Vanuatu.
The Cruising Guide to Vanuatu comes with a companion Travel Guide to Vanuatu CD to give you complete information on diving, tours, things to do, culture, restaurants, rental cars and much more - the perfect companion to the nautical guide. Click here for complete tourism information on vanuatu. The Cruising Guide and the companion Rocket Guide CD is now produced as a two-CD set.
If you are planning to cruise New Caledonia, Click here for the new Cruising Guide to New Caledonia. You can buy a complete set to cruising both Vanuatu and New Caledonia as a special 4 CD package.
We also have a New Caledonia Travel Guide with complete tourism information for Noumea and New Caledonia. The New Caledonia tourism guide is provided with the Nautical Guide to New Caledonia. |
The CD-Based electronic 2008 Nautical Rocket Guide to Vanuatu has been completely redone with a whole new menu system, lots of additional photos and information. Plus you can now copy it to your hard drive.
Get more information and order your twin-CD set of the Cruising Guide to Vanuatu by clicking right here.
To read what other cruising sailors say about our guide click here
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Visit the Vanuatu Weather Analysis Center for the best marine weather links and passage information
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