Harbour Guide vs Nota

Log in with your Harbourguide ID to get full access to 5000 harbours in Northern Europe and the Mediterranean. Harbour Guide app gives you: Access to up-to-date harbour information Advanced search functions Photo and chart of the harbour Recomended approach to the harbour Facility search Harbour photo zoom Map search and nearby harbours overview Automatic language translation The Harbour Guide series is designed and written by experienced sailing boat skippers with sailing experience from all around the world. Harbour Guides are therefore not only written by skippers for skippers, but are also used by our authors and editors when at sea. Our experience is that the Harbour Guide books are the best reference when at sea, and the online service is best as a supplement and a planning tool when at home, at the office or on the train home.

Note: You must be a user of the Royal Danish Library's Nota service to use the Nota service app. See how to become a user at nota-service.kb.dk/bliv-bruger With the app, you can: • Play audiobooks with or without text from the Nota service • Read e-books and have them read aloud using the built-in voice on your device • Get recommendations based on your reading habits or find inspiration in articles from our librarians • Download books in the app so you can use them without an internet connection • Change audio, text, and color settings in the player You can use your Nota service login, MitID, or UniLogin. Our accessibility statement is available at was.digst.dk/app-nota-bibliotek-2