Mapa elektroniczna Navionics+ Wyspy Pacyfiku

Detailed coverage of the UK, Ireland and the North Sea and English Channel coasts. Coverage includes the Shetland Islands, Orkney Islands, Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, the Isles of Scilly, the Channel Islands, the Thames River, the IJsselmeer, the Waddenzee and the Kiel Canal. Ports include London, Liverpool, Southampton, Edinburgh and Belfast, UK; Dublin and Cork, Ireland; Brest, Le Havre, Calais and Dunkirk, France; Antwerp, Belgium; Amsterdam and Rotterdam, The Netherlands; Bremerhaven, Hamburg and Kiel, Germany.

Detailed coverage of the Baltic Sea and lakes of Scandinavia and Poland. Coverage includes the Gulfs of Bothnia, Finland and Riga; the Masurian Lakes in Poland, the Szczecin Lagoon, Lake Peipus; Lakes Mjøsa, Bandak and Norsjø in Norway; Lakes Vänern, Vättern, Siljan and Storavan in Sweden; Inarijarvi, Miekojarvi, Simojarvi, and Kiantajarvi in Finland among many others. Ports include Oslo, Norway; Malmo and Stockholm, Sweden; Oulu and Helsinki, Finland; St Petersburg and Kaliningrad, Russia; Gdansk, Poland.

Mapa wybrzeża wschodniej Azji — od Władywostoku w Rosji do delty rzeki Mekong. Mapa obejmuje Wyspy Japońskie, Półwysep Koreański, Tajwan, Brunei i Filipiny oraz porty w Szanghaju, Dalian, Hongkongu i Pusan.

Detailed coverage of the coasts of Norway and Sweden from Flekkefjord, Norway to Ystad, Sweden and the entire coast of Denmark. Coverage includes the Limfjord, the Kattegat, the Orosund, Læsø, Bornholm and Lakes Fryken, Siljan, Vänern, Vättern, Mjörn, Sommen, Nommen, and Bolmen in Sweden. Ports include Oslo and Kristiansand, Norway; Copenhagen and Aarhus, Denmark and Gothenburg and Malmö, Sweden.

Detailed coverage of central and western Europe. Coverage includes the European coast from the Szczecin Lagoon to Monaco; the Azores; Madeira; the Canary Islands; the Balearics; Corsica and Sardinia; Gibraltar, the English Channel; the Channel Islands; the IJsselmeer; the rivers of France, Germany and the Low Countries; Lakes Maggiore, Como, Garda, Geneva, Constance and Balaton.