Caribbean Sea Guide Franko Maps Waterproof Map

I love that the map is made of a water resistant material. Nice color, will travel well!

Enough detail on both sides to be interesting and helpful while cruising. The "paper" it's printed on is waterproof and indestructible. Nust be Tyvek. Not like most maps that fall apart very quickly. Gave to a friend going on a cruise next month.

This is a quality map made out of durable, waterproof paper. It looks like it won't tear easily. One side is just a map of the Caribbean, and the other side has information on each island.

This map is underwhelming. It's a basic map but doesn't have enough detail to be really useful. Better than nothing I guess.

Just what we were looking for.

The maps spell (the country) Colombia as "Columbia." Tobago as "Tabago." Fort Myers as "Fort Meyers." (...) With this kind of careless editing, who knows what other inaccuracies the maps may have? Did it reverse St. Kitts and Nevis? I'm using this map during a southern Caribbean cruise: I'd like to get an overview of the area. Know which islands we are passing. This faulty map is a good concept: Two maps for the price of one. A little squib for major--and some lesser--islands, tourist areas, and nations. But is what the map says reliable? But I miss the old AAA map of the Caribbean (no longer in print). I recommend spending a little more, and buying something better.

This is a laminated little card with descriptions of fish and sea life in the Caribbean. It's OK, but very small and not very detail oriented