Mediterranean
Cyprus (B&W)
Cyprus is the third largest of the Mediterranean islands after Sicily and Sardinia. The island measures 240km long by 100 wide. Syria and Lebanon are situated to the east, Egypt is to the south and Greece is to the northwest. The island is dominated by two mountain...
Cyprus (colour)
Cyprus is the third largest of the Mediterranean islands after Sicily and Sardinia. It is located in western Asia, south of Turkey. The Akrotiri Peninsula separates Akrotiri Bay and Episkopi Bay. The city of Limassol lies adjacent to Akrotiri. Salt Lake can be seen on...
Corsica B&W
The title of this chart informs us that it was surveyed by Captain Bell of the French Royal Navy in 1854. There is a wonderful sense of history and appreciation that these timeless charts can still be admired as a piece of artwork. Corsica is the most mountainous...
Balearics and Ibiza
This classic black and white chart shows the Balearic islands of Menorca, Majorca, Ibiza and Formentera. Majorca, the largest of the group takes centre stage. The archipelago is located in the western Mediterranean with Ibiza lying closest to the Iberian coast....
Cap Ferrat, Gold Coast
The iconic shape of Cap-Ferrat is portrayed in this beautiful ‘Gold Coast’ chart. It is a hand-gilded, 24 carat gold-leaf chart and is one of the wonderful new additions to our expanding portfolio. It depicts the very popular and elite holiday destination...
Sicily
The island is Sicily occupies the entirety of this chart. To the east we get a small glimpse of the Italian mainland from which it is separated by the Strait of Messina which is a distance of only 3km at its narrowest point. Sicily and its surrounding small islands...
Limassol to Larnaca Bay, Cyprus
Cyprus is the third largest of the Mediterranean islands after Sicily and Sardinia. This chart features the southern part of the island between Limassol and Larnaca. The Akrotiri Peninsula separates Akrotiri Bay and Episkopi Bay. The city of Limassol lies adjacent to...
Ajaccio Gulf, Corsica
This chart is limited to the area of the Ajaccio Gulf in western Corsica. Ajaccio is the capital city of Corsica and is the largest settlement. It encloses the entire harbour and also takes up most of the Gulf of Ajaccio, extending up the valley of the Gravona River....