Personal observations from places actually visited.
These pages will record arrivals, shelter, facilities and life ashore as we experienced them. They are not navigation instructions.
Enough structure to make personal notes useful.
Every entry will be dated and clearly qualified so later readers can separate a personal experience from current official information.
Access and shelter
Approach, sea room, visible hazards, berth or anchoring conditions and anything worth knowing before entering.
Practical support
Water, fuel, shops, repairs, waste, transport and how easy it is to keep the boat operating.
The place beyond the pontoon
Atmosphere, food, walking, local access and whether we would choose to stay or return.
Dog access
Landing, walks, shade, restrictions and the practical reality of getting ashore safely with a dog.
Always use current official navigation sources.
These notes do not replace charts, notices to mariners, pilot books, weather forecasts, harbourmaster directions, marina terms or local authority information.