Central America and Caribbean - Inland and coastal marine charts

This is Garmin’s all-in-one mapping solution, combining Garmin and Navionics data, designed for compatible Garmin chartplotters. It provides detailed coverage of inland and coastal waters in Central America and the Caribbean.

The geographic coverage is extensive. It includes the west coast of Mexico (from Tijuana to Panama), the entire Panama Canal, the east coast of Panama up to Brownsville, Texas, as well as a large portion of the Caribbean. This covers the remote Bahamas, the Turks and Caicos Islands, Cuba, Jamaica, the Cayman Islands, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, and the Lesser Antilles up to Grenada.

This chartplotter integrates several advanced features, including Auto Guidance+™ technology for optimized routes, color depth customization for target depth display, and detailed contours down to 0.3 meters (1 foot) for improved seabed understanding.

The Auto Guidance+™ feature is an advanced technology combining Garmin’s and Navionics’ best automatic routing algorithms. It is designed to suggest optimized dock-to-dock routes, accounting for channels, marina entrances, and obstacles for safer and more efficient navigation.

The depth shading feature lets you select up to 10 shaded color options. This helps highlight specific target depths, which is useful for quickly identifying fishing areas or shallow waters to avoid.

The chart provides highly detailed depth contours down to 0.3 meters (1 foot). This precision delivers a fine representation of the seabed, essential for navigation, fishing, and anchoring in complex areas.

Yes, as a Garmin Navionics+ chart, it typically includes detailed tide and current information for covered areas, aiding in route planning and safety at sea.

Yes, Garmin Navionics+ charts are designed to provide detailed information on navigation aids, wrecks, obstructions, and other important points of interest for safety and navigation planning.

This chart is compatible with a wide range of Garmin chartplotters. It is essential to verify specific compatibility with your Garmin device model before purchase by consulting your chartplotter's specifications or the Garmin product documentation.

No, this nautical chart is specifically designed to work with Garmin chartplotters. It is not compatible with devices from other manufacturers.

Compatibility depends on the exact model of your Garmin device. While many older models may be compatible, it is recommended to check Garmin's list of compatible devices to ensure your chartplotter supports this Navionics+ mapping version.

The physical card is intended for direct use in a Garmin chartplotter. However, the Garmin Navionics+ ecosystem often allows data and routes to be synchronized with the Navionics Boating app on your mobile device, provided your chartplotter is connected and you have an active subscription for updates.

This chart is usually provided on a preloaded microSD™/SD™ card. To install it, simply insert the card into the card slot of your compatible Garmin chartplotter. The device should automatically recognize the chart data.

This product reference corresponds to a paper nautical chart provided on a physical medium, typically a preloaded microSD™/SD™ card. It is not a direct digital download.

The main prerequisite is to have a Garmin chartplotter compatible with Navionics+ cartography. Ensure that your chartplotter's software is up to date to guarantee optimal performance and compatibility with the latest chart data.

Garmin Navionics+ charts typically include a one-year subscription to daily updates after product registration. This allows you to download the latest chart data via the ActiveCaptain® or Navionics Boating app, ensuring you have the most up-to-date information.

Garmin Navionics+ charts are based on official hydrographic data and private surveys. Additionally, access to daily updates during the subscription period ensures the latest corrections and improvements are integrated, helping maintain the accuracy of the information.

Yes, Garmin Navionics+ charts include details on harbors, marinas, boat ramps, and other marine points of interest, which is useful for trip planning and accessing services.

Yes, in addition to customizable depth shading, compatible Garmin chartplotters often allow adjustment of other chart display settings, such as information layers, colors, and detail level, to match your navigation preferences.

Yes, Navionics+ charts include the Community Edits feature, which allows users to share and access local information such as points of interest, obstructions, or marina details, thereby enriching the mapping data.