Pacific

Plan your cruising area with clear orientation

This category helps you to plan your cruising area precisely and navigate safely. Key factors are chart type, coverage, and compatibility with your plotter.

You'll find solutions for different cruising areas, scales, and update options – ideal for trip planning and everyday navigation.

This way, you get charts that truly support you on the go.

Discover variants, materials, and designs built for maritime use. This ensures you find equipment that remains reliable on board – season after season.

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Deine Fragen / Unsere Antworte

Which Pacific regions are typically included in a chart and when do I need additional licenses?
This depends heavily on the provider. Many chart packages divide the Pacific into regions such as the North Pacific, South Pacific, or individual island groups – and require a separate license for each region. Read the coverage description carefully before purchasing.
How up-to-date are the survey data for remote Pacific atolls and reefs?
In many remote parts of the Pacific, the basic data still comes from older surveys. Even with current chart material, do not blindly rely on the indicated depth – also use cruising guides and current reports from the sailing community.
Can I use the same chart on multiple devices simultaneously?
Most manufacturers do not allow this without an additional license. Some providers permit use on a limited number of devices owned by the same person – check the license terms of the respective product before purchasing.
Is a paper chart worthwhile for a Transpacific passage in addition to the digital solution?
Yes – especially on long passages, a paper chart is useful for trip planning at the chart table and for watchkeeping. It doesn't fail if the plotter breaks down, and it gives you and your crew a quick overview without having to learn how to use the device.