South America
Plan Your Territory with Clear Orientation
This category helps you plan your area precisely and navigate safely. Key factors are map type, coverage, and compatibility with your plotter.
You'll find solutions for different areas, scales, and update options – ideal for cruise planning and everyday navigation.
This way, you'll get maps that truly support you on your journey.
Discover variants, materials, and designs built for marine use. This way, you'll find equipment that remains reliable on board – season after season.
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Vendor:NavionicsNavionics+ PC030R – Electronic Chart New Caledonia
Regular price From €214,90Regular price€239,90-€25,00 Sale price From €214,90 -
Vendor:NavionicsNavionics+ PC030R – Electronic Chart New Caledonia
Regular price From €239,90Regular price€239,90Sale price From €239,90 -
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Vendor:GarminGarmin Navionics+ SA005L – Electronic Chart Chile & Argentina
Regular price From €239,80Regular price€239,90-€0,10 Sale price From €239,80 -
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Vendor:GarminGarmin Navionics+ SA004L – Electronic Chart Mexico, Caribbean to Brazil
Regular price From €214,90Regular price€239,90-€25,00 Sale price From €214,90
Deine Fragen / Unsere Antworte
- Do the South America charts cover the Chilean channels and the Strait of Magellan?
- That depends on the specific chart package. Check the product description for the exact area coverage – some packages end at the southern Chilean coast, while others explicitly include Tierra del Fuego and the Strait of Magellan.
- Can I use digital South America charts on my existing chartplotter?
- Only if the chart format is compatible with your device. Check your plotter model and the supported chart format before you buy. If in doubt, our team can help you.
- How current is the chart data for South America, and are there updates?
- The currency varies depending on the provider and region. Some products include free updates for a certain period, others are delivered once. This is stated in the product description.
- Should I carry paper charts in addition to digital charts for a long voyage to South America?
- For remote areas such as the Patagonian channels or rarely frequented coastal sections, a printed chart is strongly recommended as a backup. Digital charts are convenient, but in the event of equipment failure at sea, every safety reserve counts.