The vessel Nora B will carry out a seabed survey along the route of the submarine power cable between Saint Peter Port, Guernsey and Greve de Lecq, Jersey.

Survey operations are expected to commence on Monday 24th June 2019 lasting for approximately 22 days.

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At 0001 on Monday 1 July 2019 Guernsey Port Control will become a declared Vessel Traffic Service (VTS).

• Vessels of 20m and over and vessels engaged in towing are designated as reporting vessels and are to participate in the VTS.
• Vessels over 20m in length and/or carrying passengers should contact Guernsey VTS (VHF Ch12) prior to moving within any harbour.

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Notice from Ports de Plaisance - Perros-Guirec:

Waterproofing works on the access door to the port of Perros-Guirec will be carried out from Monday, May 20 to Thursday, May 23 included.

Entry and exit will be strictly prohibited during port opening hours to ensure the safety of divers and the smooth progress of work.

You can contact the harbor master's office for any further information:
www.nautisme.perros-guirec.com/faites-escale-aux-ports

In the interests of safety and security a safety zone will be established around cruise ships manoeuvring and at anchor in the Little Russel.

Vessels in the Little Russel are requested to give the cruise ships a wide berth, approaching no nearer than 200m and avoid creating wash which could endanger the tendering operation.

Vessels should only enter the zone for collision avoidance, to avoid immediate danger or with prior authorisation.

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Communication from the General Secretariat for Maritime Affairs in Brittany and the Côtes d’Armor Departmental Coastal and Maritime Directorate

Those yachts that are planning to call in any marina not designated as a PPF port (Maritime Border Entry Port) have no cause for concern as the following procedure will be adopted: