The chart plotter on my brother’s boat quit and we were able to Aqua Map to find the fishing spot. When you’re 35 miles out it’s nice to have a backup.

Like a cruising guide. Anchor spots and places to go are very nice if you take the time to read comments.

Even with the tutorial, which is not comprehensive, I am unable to figure out how to chart a trip. I reached out to their help desk and waiting for a reply☹️

Other apps are almost worthless compared to Aquamaps.

Has a good map but does not track in a consistent manner and won’t sync automatically across devices

In the Bahamas, does it better. Nine times out of 10 it says there’s a coral head. It’s right there. Making the tough crossings into Harbor that are a little dicey. I wouldn’t try it without it. Ted on Sundog.

I have used Aqua Map for approximately 7 years. Main use is in San Diego and occasional trips to the Virgin Islands. Best thing is to read the help sections and study the tutorials. Everything is available and very easy to turn features off if not needed for your particular purpose or boating habits. But highly recommended for long and short voyages. Another great feature is the ability to update information regarding anchoring areas, inlets, missing buoys, restaurants, places with good service or bad; you get the idea. The company has progressively improved this product through the years and every time I have contacted them via email I get a quick response and useful feedback. Try it out.

This looks just like navionics

I have been using Aquamaps for several years along with Navionics. Aquamaps is better and my primary source. I still use Navionics for a 2nd opinion…

User friendly quick interface. Easy to navigate the app.