Description
Detailed Maps
- Unmatched coverage, clarity and detail with new charts that integrate the best of Garmin and Navionics® content
- Auto Guidance1 technology calculates a route using your boat's air and water draft and suggests a route to follow
- Depth shading (up to 10 zones), so you can see the depth of your target at a glance
- Bathymetric curves displayed every 30cm provide a more accurate description of the bottom structure for wetlands, channels and harbours
- Shading of shoals from a user-defined depth to highlight shoals to avoid
Enjoy unparalleled coverage and detail on your trips. Using Garmin and Navionics content, BlueChart g3 Vision charts offer unmatched coverage, clarity and detail.
Auto Guidance
Whether you're fishing or just enjoying a day out on the water, select a location and a route will be suggested based on the depth1 you need to stay in and where to avoid obstacles.
Depth Zone Shading
This feature highlights 10 different depth zones, in high resolution, so you can easily locate areas of similar depth.
Shallow Shading
This feature highlights shoals to avoid, beyond a user-defined depth.
Detailed bathymetric curves
BlueChart g3 charts include bathymetric curves displayed every 30cm, which more accurately describe the bottom structure and thus improve the quality of fishing charts and the level of detail in swampy areas, channels and harbors.
Satellite image
Satellite images with overlaid navigation maps give you a realistic view of the surroundings. This is the most realistic view we can offer on a chartplotter and will help you easily enter unfamiliar ports.
FishEye View
This underwater perspective displays a 3-D representation of the bottom and bathymetric curves below the waterline. You can add fishfinder data to customize the view.
MarinerEye view
This view provides a 3-D representation of the surrounding areas, both above and below the waterline.
Aerial Photography
State-of-the-art aerial imagery shows you many harbors and marinas in detail to help you get into them, even if you're not familiar with them.
1 Auto-steer should be used for planning purposes only and is not a substitute for marine sense
