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Originally Posted by cferguson53
Im planning a nova scotia cruise for next summer, and being old-school, I ALWAYS carry paper charts. Has anyone seen a supplier of chartkit type books of charts for Atlantic Canada? Buying individual charts from CHS is expensive.....
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Sorry, they don't do Chart Kits for Atlantic Canada like we do :-) Which is a bit odd, since 'unauthorized/not to be used for navigation' kits are available for the
Great Lakes, and
British Columbia...
Best source I've found for CHS charts has been
Maryland Nautical Sales...
Atlantic Region
I've never found a better
price than theirs, their online catalog is reasonably easy to use, and their overall
service has been excellent... And, on some of the smaller harbor charts sometimes found in NFLD and Labrador, their
price will be a bit lower to reflect the size of the chart... Whereas vendors like
Bluewater and Landfall
Navigation seem to fix the same price on every chart in the CHS catalog...
You'll love Nova Scotia, it's a wonderful cruising ground... Do you think you'll manage to get used to cruising without lobster pots? A trip up that way might spoil you forever, you know... ;-)
The Bras 'd Or is fantastic, as is all of Cape Breton... If you do decide to
head into the Gulf of St Lawrence to PEI, I'd suggest you consider trying to get out to the îles de la Madeleine, if you have the time... A very cool place, one rarely visited by cruising boats, it seems...