Explorer Chartbook Near Bahamas 12th Edition, 2025

The Near Bahamas, the islands closest to Florida, provide a tropical cruising paradise just a short distance from mainland USA. The eighth edition of this popular chartbook includes what you, Bahamas cruisers, ask for -- detailed Gulf Stream Crossing routes plus small- and large-scale charts of the Abacos, the Biminis, the Berrys, Grand Bahama, New Providence, and Andros.

The eighth edition incorporates our superior system of digital cartography from latest surveys of these areas for your sojourns and side trips--new cruising ground for you to explore with the charts you've come to trust!

1. 77 up-to-date large- and small-scale full-color charts and closeups
2. Tide Tables through 2019

Special Articles including:

1. Crossing the Gulf Stream
2. Customs and Immigration
3. Bahamas Weather
4. Anchoring
5. Reading the Water
6. Fishing Regulations
7. Flight Services
8. Extensive Help Menu

Exumas & Ragged Islands 12th Edition, 2025

The true Explorer is always dreaming about new islands on the horizon. In that light our ninth edition of the Explorer Chartbook Exumas and the Ragged Islands presents the chart coverage of the central cruising ground of the Bahamas.

We have also given a complete facelift to all of our original Exuma charts--digitally redrawn to pinpoint accuracy using aerial photographs. This chart book also includes two new charts--crossing the Yellow Bank and Emerald Bay. You'll notice border scales, new and corrected data, depth contours, updated variation, chart page overlaps, and notes on "Joins page..." We've conducted new surveys in many areas, especially most extensively in the Ragged Island chain.

Far Bahamas and Turks & Caicos 10th Edition, 2025

Explorer Chartbook Far Bahamas brings you the most up-to-date charts and cruising guide information for the islands stretching from Eleuthera to the Turks and Caicos. Every chart and each settlement’s Need-to-Know Info has been revised and updated so that you can confidently explore the outer reaches of the Bahamian/TCI archipelago.