Marine Chart Navicarte 546 — Quiberon to Le Croisic

Navigate the South Brittany coast with confidence using the Marine Chart Navicarte 546, covering the vital stretch from Quiberon to Le Croisic with access to the islands of Houat and Hoëdic and the entrance to the Gulf of Morbihan. Its 1:50 000 scale, clear colour coding and detailed port plans make route planning fast and intuitive, while soundings in metres and bathymetry sourced from SHOM support precise, real‑world decision‑making. Printed on durable, water‑resistant paper you can write on, this foldable chart is a dependable backup to onboard electronics and an everyday piloting essential for sailors, motorboaters and anglers. Available at Stratosens.com.

Key Benefits and Applications

• Precision coastal piloting — The 1:50 000 scale offers the right level of detail for approaches, transits and passage planning along the South Brittany shoreline.
• Instant port awareness — Reverse‑side plans for key harbours help you identify entrances, pontoons and approaches at a glance when time matters.
• Faster situational clarity — Clear colours highlight hazards, depths and lights so crews quickly read the area, ideal for both seasoned skippers and newcomers.
• Built for onboard use — Water‑resistant, writeable paper withstands spray and repeated folding, perfect for cockpit navigation and training.
• GPS‑friendly workflow — Compatible with WGS 84 projection, making it easy to plot positions from your instruments onto the paper chart.
• Versatile on any craft — Equally useful for cruising sailboats, powerboats, RIBs and coastal fishing trips where reliable, metric charts are essential.

Featured technical specifications

• Geographic coverage — Quiberon Peninsula to Le Croisic, including access to the islands of Houat and Hoëdic and the entrance to the Gulf of Morbihan.
• Scale — 1:50 000 for inshore and coastal navigation with fine shoreline, seabed and hazard detail.
• Format and size — Folded approximately 17 × 32 cm for easy stowage; unfolded approximately 84 × 119 cm (A0 class dimensions 118.9 × 84.1 cm) for full‑table planning.
• Weight — Approximately 80 g, light enough for everyday handling on deck.
• Data origin — Bathymetric and coastal data derived from SHOM, providing authoritative soundings and coastal features in metres.
• Paper and print — Water‑resistant, latex‑reinforced paper designed to accept pencil notes and repeated folding even when damp.
• Lights, marks and legends — Colour legends with lights and buoyage clearly presented; bilingual notation for straightforward reading.
• Included port plans — Detailed plans for Le Palais (Belle‑Île), Quiberon, Port‑Haliguen, La Trinité‑sur‑Mer, Arzal, Port‑Navalo, Port du Crouesty, Piriac‑sur‑Mer, La Turballe and Le Croisic.
• Navigation aids reference — Handy reminders of steering and sailing rules, International Code of Signals and key vessel light configurations for quick checks aboard.
• Edition maintenance — Periodically reissued to reflect official updates, keeping coastal information current for safe piloting.

Why this chart is the perfect choice for your navigation

At Stratosens.com you get a carefully curated, metric‑first chart trusted by local skippers, backed by specialist advice and careful packaging for delivery. Combine this chart with our selection of compasses, plotters and weather instruments to build a reliable navigation setup that keeps you in control from planning to landfall.