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Admiralty Chart 999 Gulf of Thailand Approaches to Bangkok (Krung Thep)

All our standard charts are corrected to the latest Notices to Mariners and available as POD. Please contact us if you would prefer this in POD (print on demand) format.

Admiralty List of Lights Area 1 & 2 Northern Europe and Baltic

ADMIRALTY Digital List of Lights (ADLL) is an advanced source of navigational light and fog signal information designed to meet SOLAS carriage requirements and uses the same official data provided in the paper version of Admiralty List of Lights.

Information is sourced directly from National Hydrographic Offices, fully updated in seconds.

ADLL is sold fully Up-to-Date at time of purchase and updates are supplied either electronically via the internet, email or CD every week.

The updating process is completed in seconds, greatly reducing the time and effort that has been traditionally spent manually correcting the paper volumes and minimising the risk of human error. Weekly updates can be downloaded from the internet in seconds or received via email to ensure anyone, at sea or shore based can take full advantage of ADLL's remote updating facility.

Please note

When purchasing any digital product the person placing the order accepts the fact that once an order is placed, it cannot be refunded as licences are issued by the UKHO on a non-refundable basis.

Admiralty List of Lights Area 10 South Atlantic and Indian Ocean (Southern Part)

ADMIRALTY Digital List of Lights (ADLL) is an advanced source of navigational light and fog signal information designed to meet SOLAS carriage requirements and uses the same official data provided in the paper version of Admiralty List of Lights.

Information is sourced directly from National Hydrographic Offices, fully updated in seconds.

ADLL is sold fully Up-to-Date at time of purchase and updates are supplied either electronically via the internet, email or CD every week.

The updating process is completed in seconds, greatly reducing the time and effort that has been traditionally spent manually correcting the paper volumes and minimising the risk of human error. Weekly updates can be downloaded from the internet in seconds or received via email to ensure anyone, at sea or shore based can take full advantage of ADLL's remote updating facility.

Please note

When purchasing any digital product the person placing the order accepts the fact that once an order is placed, it cannot be refunded as licences are issued by the UKHO on a non-refundable basis.

Admiralty List of Lights Area 3 Northern Waters

ADMIRALTY Digital List of Lights (ADLL) is an advanced source of navigational light and fog signal information designed to meet SOLAS carriage requirements and uses the same official data provided in the paper version of Admiralty List of Lights.

Information is sourced directly from National Hydrographic Offices, fully updated in seconds.

ADLL is sold fully Up-to-Date at time of purchase and updates are supplied either electronically via the internet, email or CD every week.

The updating process is completed in seconds, greatly reducing the time and effort that has been traditionally spent manually correcting the paper volumes and minimising the risk of human error. Weekly updates can be downloaded from the internet in seconds or received via email to ensure anyone, at sea or shore based can take full advantage of ADLL's remote updating facility.

Please note

When purchasing any digital product the person placing the order accepts the fact that once an order is placed, it cannot be refunded as licences are issued by the UKHO on a non-refundable basis.

Admiralty List of Lights Area 4 Mediterranean and Black Seas

ADMIRALTY Digital List of Lights (ADLL) is an advanced source of navigational light and fog signal information designed to meet SOLAS carriage requirements and uses the same official data provided in the paper version of Admiralty List of Lights.

Information is sourced directly from National Hydrographic Offices, fully updated in seconds.

ADLL is sold fully Up-to-Date at time of purchase and updates are supplied either electronically via the internet, email or CD every week.

The updating process is completed in seconds, greatly reducing the time and effort that has been traditionally spent manually correcting the paper volumes and minimizing the risk of human error. Weekly updates can be downloaded from the internet in seconds or received via email to ensure anyone, at sea or shore based can take full advantage of ADLL's remote updating facility.

Please note

When purchasing any digital product the person placing the order accepts the fact that once an order is placed, it cannot be refunded as licences are issued by the UKHO on a non-refundable basis.

Admiralty List of Lights Area 5 Red Sea the Gulf & Indian Ocean (Northern Part)

ADMIRALTY Digital List of Lights (ADLL) is an advanced source of navigational light and fog signal information designed to meet SOLAS carriage requirements and uses the same official data provided in the paper version of Admiralty List of Lights.

Information is sourced directly from National Hydrographic Offices, fully updated in seconds.

ADLL is sold fully Up-to-Date at time of purchase and updates are supplied either electronically via the internet, email or CD every week.

The updating process is completed in seconds, greatly reducing the time and effort that has been traditionally spent manually correcting the paper volumes and minimizing the risk of human error. Weekly updates can be downloaded from the internet in seconds or received via email to ensure anyone, at sea or shore based can take full advantage of ADLL's remote updating facility.

Please note

When purchasing any digital product the person placing the order accepts the fact that once an order is placed, it cannot be refunded as licences are issued by the UKHO on a non-refundable basis.

Admiralty List of Lights Area 6 Singapore to Sea of Okhotsk & Philippines (W Coast)

ADMIRALTY Digital List of Lights (ADLL) is an advanced source of navigational light and fog signal information designed to meet SOLAS carriage requirements and uses the same official data provided in the paper version of Admiralty List of Lights.

Information is sourced directly from National Hydrographic Offices, fully updated in seconds.

ADLL is sold fully Up-to-Date at time of purchase and updates are supplied either electronically via the internet, email or CD every week.

The updating process is completed in seconds, greatly reducing the time and effort that has been traditionally spent manually correcting the paper volumes and minimising the risk of human error. Weekly updates can be downloaded from the internet in seconds or received via email to ensure anyone, at sea or shore based can take full advantage of ADLL's remote updating facility.

Please note

When purchasing any digital product the person placing the order accepts the fact that once an order is placed, it cannot be refunded as licences are issued by the UKHO on a non-refundable basis.

Admiralty List of Lights Area 7 Australia Borneo and Philippines (E Coast)

ADMIRALTY Digital List of Lights (ADLL) is an advanced source of navigational light and fog signal information designed to meet SOLAS carriage requirements and uses the same official data provided in the paper version of Admiralty List of Lights.

Information is sourced directly from National Hydrographic Offices, fully updated in seconds.

ADLL is sold fully Up-to-Date at time of purchase and updates are supplied either electronically via the internet, email or CD every week.

The updating process is completed in seconds, greatly reducing the time and effort that has been traditionally spent manually correcting the paper volumes and minimising the risk of human error. Weekly updates can be downloaded from the internet in seconds or received via email to ensure anyone, at sea or shore based can take full advantage of ADLL's remote updating facility.

Please note

When purchasing any digital product the person placing the order accepts the fact that once an order is placed, it cannot be refunded as licences are issued by the UKHO on a non-refundable basis.

List of Lights Area 8 Pacific Ocean New Zealand N & S America (W Coast)

ADMIRALTY Digital List of Lights (ADLL) is an advanced source of navigational light and fog signal information designed to meet SOLAS carriage requirements and uses the same official data provided in the paper version of Admiralty List of Lights.

Information is sourced directly from National Hydrographic Offices, fully updated in seconds.

ADLL is sold fully Up-to-Date at time of purchase and updates are supplied either electronically via the internet, email or CD every week.

The updating process is completed in seconds, greatly reducing the time and effort that has been traditionally spent manually correcting the paper volumes and minimizing the risk of human error. Weekly updates can be downloaded from the internet in seconds or received via email to ensure anyone, at sea or shore based can take full advantage of ADLL's remote updating facility.

Please note

When purchasing any digital product the person placing the order accepts the fact that once an order is placed, it cannot be refunded as licences are issued by the UKHO on a non-refundable basis.

Admiralty List of Lights Area 9 North America (East Coast) & Caribbean

ADMIRALTY Digital List of Lights (ADLL) is an advanced source of navigational light and fog signal information designed to meet SOLAS carriage requirements and uses the same official data provided in the paper version of Admiralty List of Lights.

Information is sourced directly from National Hydrographic Offices, fully updated in seconds.

ADLL is sold fully Up-to-Date at time of purchase and updates are supplied either electronically via the internet, email or CD every week.

The updating process is completed in seconds, greatly reducing the time and effort that has been traditionally spent manually correcting the paper volumes and minimizing the risk of human error. Weekly updates can be downloaded from the internet in seconds or received via email to ensure anyone, at sea or shore based can take full advantage of ADLL's remote updating facility.

Please note

When purchasing any digital product the person placing the order accepts the fact that once an order is placed, it cannot be refunded as licences are issued by the UKHO on a non-refundable basis.

Admiralty NP39 Sailing Directions South Indian Ocean Pilot

Covers Comores, Madagascar, Seychelles Group, La Reunion, Mauritius, Chagos Archipelago and other islands lying Westward of Longitude 90E.

Admiralty NP40 Sailing Directions Irish Coast Pilot

Offshore and coastal waters around Ireland and including routes to the Irish Sea from Atlantic Ocean landfalls.

Admiralty NP44 Sailing Directions. Malacca Strait and West Coast of Sumatera.

Covers the Malacca Strait and its Northern approaches, Singapore Strait, West coast of Sumartera inc. the Cocos Islands.

Admiralty NP47 Sailing Direction Mediterranean Pilot Vol 3

Covers the Ionian Sea bordering the West coast of Greece, inc. Patraikos Kolpos and Korithiakos Kolpos and the Adriatic Sea.

A popular choice for seafarers, this pilot contains photography and views and information on navigational hazards, pilotage, approaches, port facilities and more. Everything you need to know to safely manoeuvre yourself into the area.

Admiralty NP50 Sailing Directions Newfoundland & Labrador Pilot

Covers the coasts of Newfoundland including Ile Saint-Pierre, and Miquelon, Strait of Belle Isle, coast of Labrador to Cape Kakkivak.

The pilot guide covers local pilotage, harbours and approaches, full colour photography and details on local facilities.

Admiralty NP55 Sailing Directions North Sea (East)

This covers the East part of North Sea from Scheveningen to Skagen. This full colour publication is a popular choice with sailors who are looking to cruise through these areas.

Part of an extensive range of publications by Admiralty, this guide includes details on pilotage, harbours and approaches, facilities and complementary full colour photographs.

Admiralty NP57A Sailing Directions Norway Pilot Vol. 2A 14th Edition (2022)

Covering the West Coast of Norway, from Lindesnes to Stattlandet is a fantastic alternative to a traditional pilot guide.

This publication includes full colour photographs and views, pilotage, information on harbours and approaches and on surrounding facilities.

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Admiralty NP64 Sailing Directions Red Sea and Gulf of Aden Pilot

The NP64 Admiralty Sailing Directions publication covers the stunning Suez Canal, Gulf of Suez, Aquaba, red Sea, Gulf of Aden, SE coast of Arabia, Raas caseyr to Raas Binna. Everything is included in this publication from full colour photography and pilotage to port facilities.

Admiralty Tide Table NP201A 2026 Edition
Tide Table for the English Channel to River Humber (Including Isles of Scilly, Channel Islands and European Channel Ports).

Admiralty Total Tide Area 1- 4 Europe Northern Waters and Mediterranean.

ADMIRALTY TotalTide (ATT) provides bridge crews with fast, accurate tidal height and tidal stream predictions.
Enabling quicker and more informed decisions, ATT allows users to instantly calculate tidal heights for multiple ports during a period of?seven consecutive days. Crews can also use the software to calculate and view safe clearances based on a ship's draft, masthead and under-keel clearance allowance.
This information, which is quality assured by maritime experts at the UKHO, is presented in user-friendly graphical forms to help bridge crews understand predictions at times of peak-workload and pressure.
Overlays to support voyage planning
Easy to use and clearly displayed using a growing number of back-of-bridge software, including ADMIRALTY e-Navigator Planning Station, ATT can be viewed as a single layer on top of official navigational charts. By using this functionality, crews can view real-time tidal predictions and relevant navigational information in one place, making it easier to plan voyages and view intended routes in detail.

Ongoing compliance with SOLAS requirements
ATT is widely accepted as meeting SOLAS carriage requirements and is approved for use by the Flag States of over 80% of ships trading internationally; meaning ongoing safety and compliance for your ships, cargo and crew.
www.admiralty.co.uk/digital-services/admiralty-digital-publications/admiralty-totaltide?selectTab=Compliance
Find out which Flag States have approved the use of ATT

Please note

When purchasing any digital product the person placing the order accepts the fact that once an order is placed, it cannot be refunded as licences are issued by the UKHO on a non-refundable basis.

Coverage for Total Tide

Admiralty Total Tide Area 10 South Atlantic & Indian Ocean (Southern Part)

ADMIRALTY TotalTide (ATT) provides bridge crews with fast, accurate tidal height and tidal stream predictions.
Enabling quicker and more informed decisions,ATT allows users to instantly calculate tidal heights for multiple ports during a period of seven consecutive days. Crews can also use the software to calculate and view safe clearances based on a ship's draft, masthead and under-keel clearance allowance.
This information, which is quality assured by maritime experts at the UKHO, is presented in user-friendly graphical forms to help bridge crews understand predictions at times of peak-workload and pressure.
Overlays to support voyage planning
Easy to use and clearly displayed using a growing number of back-of-bridge software, including ADMIRALTY e-Navigator Planning Station, ATT can be viewed as a single layer on top of official navigational charts.By using this functionality, crew scan view real-time tidal predictions and relevant navigational information in one place, making it easier to plan voyages and view intended routes in detail.

Ongoing compliance with SOLAS requirements
ATT is widely accepted as meeting SOLAS carriage requirements and is approved for use by the Flag States of over 80% of ships trading internationally; meaning ongoing safety and compliance for your ships, cargo and crew.
www.admiralty.co.uk/digital-services/admiralty-digital-publications/admiralty-totaltide?selectTab=Compliance
Find out which Flag States have approved the use of ATT

Please note

When purchasing any digital product the person placing the order accepts the fact that once an order is placed, it cannot be refunded as licences are issued by the UKHO on a non-refundable basis.

Coverage for Total Tide

Admiralty Total Tide Area 5 Red Sea the Gulf & Indian Ocean (Northern Part)

ADMIRALTY TotalTide (ATT) provides bridge crews with fast, accurate tidal height and tidal stream predictions.
Enabling quicker and more informed decisions, ATT allows users to instantly calculate tidal heights for multiple ports during a period of seven consecutive days. Crews can also use the software to calculate and view safe clearances based on a ship's draft, masthead and under-keel clearance allowance.
This information, which is quality assured by maritime experts at the UKHO, is presented in user-friendly graphical forms to help bridge crews understand predictions at times of peak-workload and pressure.
Overlays to support voyage planning
Easy to use and clearly displayed using a growing number of back-of-bridge software, including ADMIRALTY e-Navigator Planning Station, ATT can be viewed as a single layer on top of official navigational charts. By using this functionality, crews can view real-time tidal predictions and relevant navigational information in one place, making it easier to plan voyages and view intended routes in detail.

Ongoing compliance with SOLAS requirements
ATT'is widely accepted as meeting SOLAS carriage requirements and is approved for use by the Flag States of over 80% of ships trading internationally; meaning ongoing safety and compliance for your ships, cargo and crew.
https://www.admiralty.co.uk/digital-services/admiralty-digital-publications/admiralty-totaltide?selectTab=Compliance
Find out which Flag States have approved the use of ATT

Please note

When purchasing any digital product the person placing the order accepts the fact that once an order is placed, it cannot be refunded as licences are issued by the UKHO on a non-refundable basis.

Coverage for Total Tide

Admiralty Total Tide Area 6 Singapore to Japan & Philippines

ADMIRALTY TotalTide (ATT) provides bridge crews with fast, accurate tidal height and tidal stream predictions. Enabling quicker and more informed decisions, ATT allows users to instantly calculate tidal heights for multiple ports during a period of seven consecutive days. Crews can also use the software to calculate and view safe clearances based on a ship's draft, masthead and under-keel clearance allowance. This information, which is quality assured by maritime experts at the UKHO, is presented in user-friendly graphical forms to help bridge crews understand predictions at times of peak-workload and pressure.Overlays to support voyage planning
Easy to use and clearly displayed using a growing number of back-of-bridge software, including ADMIRALTY e-Navigator Planning Station, ATT can be viewed as a single layer on top of official navigational charts. By using this functionality, crews can view real-time tidal predictions and relevant navigational information in one place, making it easier to plan voyages and view intended routes in detail.

Ongoing compliance with SOLAS requirements
ATT'is widely accepted as meeting SOLAS carriage requirements and is approved for use by the Flag States of over 80% of ships trading internationally; meaning ongoing safety and compliance for your ships, cargo and crew.www.admiralty.co.uk/digital-services/admiralty-digital-publications/admiralty-totaltide
Find out which Flag States have approved the use of ATT Please note

When purchasing any digital product the person placing the order accepts the fact that once an order is placed, it cannot be refunded as licences are issued by the UKHO on a non-refundable basis. Coverage for Total Tide

Admiralty Total Tide Area 7 Australia & Borneo

ADMIRALTY TotalTide (ATT) provides bridge crews with fast, accurate tidal height and tidal stream predictions.
Enabling quicker and more informed decisions, ATT allows users to instantly calculate tidal heights for multiple ports during a period of seven consecutive days. Crews can also use the software to calculate and view safe clearances based on a ship's draft, masthead and under-keel clearance allowance.
This information, which is quality assured by maritime experts at the UKHO, is presented in user-friendly graphical forms to help bridge crews understand predictions at times of peak-workload and pressure.
Overlays to support voyage planning
Easy to use and clearly displayed using a growing number of back-of-bridge software, including ADMIRALTY e-Navigator Planning Station, ATT can be viewed as a single layer on top of official navigational charts.By using this functionality, crews can view real-time tidal predictions and relevant navigational information in one place, making it easier to plan voyages and view intended routes in detail.

Ongoing compliance with SOLAS requirements
ATT?is widely accepted as meeting SOLAS carriage requirements and is approved for use by the Flag States of over 80% of ships trading internationally; meaning ongoing safety and compliance for your ships, cargo and crew.
www.admiralty.co.uk/digital-services/admiralty-digital-publications/admiralty-totaltide?selectTab=Compliance
Find out which Flag States have approved the use of ATT

Please note

When purchasing any digital product the person placing the order accepts the fact that once an order is placed, it cannot be refunded as licences are issued by the UKHO on a non-refundable basis.

Coverage for Total Tide

Total Tide Area 6 Pacific Ocean New Zealand N&S America (W Coast)

ADMIRALTY TotalTide (ATT) provides bridge crews with fast, accurate tidal height and tidal stream predictions.
Enabling quicker and more informed decisions, ATT allows users to instantly calculate tidal heights for multiple ports during a period of?seven consecutive days. Crews can also use the software to calculate and view safe clearances based on a ship's draft, masthead and under-keel clearance allowance.
This information, which is quality assured by maritime experts at the UKHO, is presented in user-friendly graphical forms to help bridge crews understand predictions at times of peak-workload and pressure.
Overlays to support voyage planning
Easy to use and clearly displayed using a growing number of back-of-bridge software, including ADMIRALTY e-Navigator Planning Station, ATT can be viewed as a single layer on top of official navigational charts. By using this functionality, crews can view real-time tidal predictions and relevant navigational information in one place, making it easier to plan voyages and view intended routes in detail.

Ongoing compliance with SOLAS requirements
ATT?is widely accepted as meeting SOLAS carriage requirements and is approved for use by the Flag States of over 80% of ships trading internationally; meaning ongoing safety and compliance for your ships, cargo and crew.
www.admiralty.co.uk/digital-services/admiralty-digital-publications/admiralty-totaltide?selectTab=Compliance
Find out which Flag States have approved the use of ATT

Please note

When purchasing any digital product the person placing the order accepts the fact that once an order is placed, it cannot be refunded as licences are issued by the UKHO on a non-refundable basis.

Coverage for Total Tide