Wight Hazards, which complements the author's Solent Hazards, provides a fund of interesting and useful wisdom for those who venture by sea to the enchanting south side of the Isle of Wight. Accurate and detailed information on the obvious and less obvious dangers is supplied in the form of text with aerial and sea level photography. Most of these were taken at low water spring tides, and enable racing boats to gain an advantage. Motor of sailing yachtsmen in search of peaceful new anchorages will be tempted to explore an especially interesting coast.