Sail the British isles/Путешествуйте по Британским островам

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Adventure awaits
As we emerge, blinking, from lengthy hibernations, summer beckons with promises of adventure, but where to go?
Whether you are going to be travelling abroad this year or not, one of the best ways to explore the beauty of the British Isles is by boat. Given that the coastlines of Scotland, Ireland, Wales and England are together among the longest in Europe, they offer a dazzling variety of bays and headlands, islands, beaches and rivers.
You don't have to venture far to find a picturesque harbour from which to base your cruise. These harbours are worth exploring in their own right, with centuries of history, stunning landscapes and vibrant waterside communities to discover, or you can spread your wings to find day trips out to nearby anchorages, and further afield to quieter spots away from it all. Use your starting point as a hub from which to explore, or link some of these stunning spots together. You’ll soon find yourself on a proper adventure you won’t want to end, whether you’re an experienced sailor cruising your own boat, chartering a yacht or learning to sail from scratch.

Contents
South West
Explore
Falmouth and the Fal Estuary
Dartmouth and the River Dart
Anchor
St Agnes, Isles of Stilly
Cadgwith
Golant, Fowey
Beer
South Coast
Explore
Poole and Swanage
Isle of Wight (Central)
Chichester Harbour
Anchor
Chapman’s Pool, Dorset
East Coast
Explore
Crouch and Blackwater
Ore and Aide
Whitby
Anchor
Newton Haven
Scotland
Explore
Caledonian Canal
Barra / Outer Hebrides
Arisaig
Anchor
Long Ayre Bay, Out Skerries
Monach Islands, North Uist
Achnamara, Inner Hebrides
Ireland & Irish Sea
Explore
Strangford Lough
Glandore Bay
Isle of Man
Anchor
Toberdenny Harbour, Clifden
Drake’s Pool. Crosshaven
Wales & Bristol Channel
Explore
Menai Strait
Milford Haven
Upper Bristol Channel
Anchor
Porth Nefyn, North Wales
Buck's Mills, North Devon