This book explores the often-overlooked small harbours and anchorages along the southwest coast of Britain, providing essential information for mariners and enthusiasts. Author Dag Pike, a seasoned sailor and writer, draws upon his extensive experience to detail these hidden gems, offering practical advice on navigation, facilities, and local knowledge. The work aims to guide readers to less-frequented but rewarding locations, emphasizing the unique character and challenges of each harbour.

This work is likely to be valued by experienced sailors and cruising enthusiasts seeking to discover lesser-known destinations along the southwest coast of Britain. The author's presumed expertise in maritime navigation and local knowledge suggests a practical and informative guide. The focus on 'hidden' harbours indicates a departure from mainstream cruising guides, appealing to those who prefer quieter, more authentic experiences. The book's utility will depend on the accuracy and depth of its navigational and practical information.