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Sound of Harris
The Sound of Harris is a shallow, hazardous strait in Scotland’s Outer Hebrides connecting the Atlantic Ocean to the Minch. It separates Harris and North Uist, weaving through a labyrinth of low-lying islands, dangerous reefs, and shifting sandbanks, and is renowned...
Sylt, Fohr, Amrum
This chart was particularly challenging to create due to the many piers and bridges—straight, narrow structures that are difficult to cut by hand. These makes the chart very detailed in 3D work and it is a very attractive chart as a result. Sylt, the northernmost...
Isola D’Elba Capraia Pianosa
Separated from the mainland by the Piombino Channel, Elba is uniquely positioned where multiple waters meet: its northern coast faces the Ligurian Sea, its southern coast the Tyrrhenian Sea, and the Corsica Channel divides its western tip from neighbouring Corsica. To...
Vanhankylanmaa & Haapasaari, Finland, ORIGINS
The outer archipelago of Kotka (often overlapping with the Eastern Gulf of Finland National Park) is characterised by its remote, rugged granite islands, historic pilot stations, and military history. The island of Haapasaari is divided into two parts by a bay:...
Lorient to Isle De Groix
Located in Brittany, north-western France, the journey from the maritime city of Lorient to the Île de Groix is a scenic 45-minute ferry ride across the Atlantic. Groix greets travelers with dramatic cliffs, pristine beaches, charming fishing villages, and car-free...
Flensburger Fjord
The Flensburger Förde, a fjord-like inlet forming part of the German–Danish border, features a deeply indented coastline of glacial cliffs, beaches, and small islands like the Okseøerne, with Als defining its outer opening. To the east, the Little Belt strait connects...
Söderhamn
Nestled along the picturesque Gulf of Bothnia in east-central Sweden’s Gävleborg County, the coastal municipality of Söderhamn is heavily shaped by the river Ljusnan, which empties into the Baltic Sea just south of the town center. Its deeply indented coastline...
St Lucia
St. Lucia, a mountainous Windward Island in the Lesser Antilles, is famed for its dramatic volcanic landscapes. On the southwestern coast, the iconic, UNESCO-listed Pitons rise sharply near the Soufrière geothermal field. The island slopes northward toward the coastal...