Caribbean Map (National Geographic Destination Map)

Good details on the Caribbean islands. I used it along with my tour book on the Princess Cruise to the East Caribbeans.

This map includes Puerto Rico, which is what we needed for a multi cultural fair my daughter participated in. It has landmarks and facts. Good map.

Just the thing for our Caribbean cruise. Complete and easy to read. Nice and colorful.

It's Ok!!!

High quality printing you would expect from National Geographic, but overall design is flawed by a cluttered arrangement of inset boxes and photos that belong in a travel guide book, not a map. There is a scarcity of quality maps of the Caribbean and I'm still searching for one with both detail and coverage of the surrounding coasts of Mexico, Central and South America. Key cities and geographic detail of those areas are critical to studies of the exploration, conquest, wars, trade, buccaneering and colonization of all the Caribbean islands. Sticking insets of meaningless travel tips and photos to cover important geography I found useless and irritating. Obviously geared for the cruise ship tourist, not a history buff or cartography aficionado.

Carried this foldable old-school map of Caribbean islands with us on our recent cruise. We reviewed it many times to get a broad perspective of where we were and where we were going next day. I found the map a bit too “busy“ with all of its inset pictures and information. For me – I don’t need all of that and found it distracting. And for a map, I thought the price atop high as well. But there was no other paper map available, and this certainly worked out fine and we were glad to have it. Reviewed it again when we got home and will keep it with my other cruise vacation mementos.

It's a map without the actual longitude and latitude with the actual degrees that I need for location placement.Nice to put on a wall but I needed and actual map.

I should have heeded the comment one reviewer made saying it was more of a tour guide than a detailed map