Central Mediterranean charts — built for how you actually cruise

The Adriatic, the Ionian, Sicily and Malta — the Med's island-hopping heartland.

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AnchorQueen chart of Central Mediterranean

Popular sailing destinations

Where this region's sailors actually drop anchor.

Amalfi Coast & Capri, Central Mediterranean

Amalfi Coast & Capri

Positano, the Faraglioni and the Blue Grotto — glamorous, deep, and tight on anchorages in August.

Croatia — the Dalmatian coast, Central Mediterranean

Croatia — the Dalmatian coast

Hvar, Korčula and the Kornati maze — Europe's densest island cruising, watch for the bora.

The Aeolian Islands, Central Mediterranean

The Aeolian Islands

Stromboli's nightly fireworks and Panarea's chic anchorages, off Sicily's north coast.

Malta & Gozo, Central Mediterranean

Malta & Gozo

Limestone harbours, the Blue Lagoon, and a crossroads of the Med.

The Ionian — Corfu & Lefkada, Central Mediterranean

The Ionian — Corfu & Lefkada

Gentle winds and short hops — the Med's friendliest first-charter ground.

Popular harbours & anchorages

A few of the spots Central Mediterranean sailors cruise — all charted in the pack.

  • Amalfi
  • Capri
  • The Aeolians
  • Stromboli
  • Panarea
  • Hvar
  • Split
  • The Kornati
  • Dubrovnik
  • Kotor
  • Valletta
  • Corfu
  • Lefkada
  • Syracuse

Cruising Central Mediterranean

The Central Mediterranean is two seas in one: the Tyrrhenian, with the Amalfi Coast and the smoking Aeolian volcanoes, and the Adriatic, where Croatia's thousand islands form the densest cruising maze in Europe. Summer brings the bora — a cold katabatic wind that can rise to gale force off the Croatian coast with little warning — and the Ionian's gentler airs draw flotillas to Corfu and Lefkada. This region covers mainland Italy, Sicily, Malta, the Croatian and Montenegrin coasts, and the Ionian islands.

What’s inside the Central Mediterranean pack

Every layer our chart pipeline bakes for this region — yours for $14.99/year.

Nautica Day & Night charts

S-52 vector cartography styled for daylight and night watches.

Depth-aware routing

Route planning that respects your draft and the charted depths.

Seabed & holding

Charted seabed type and holding quality from S-57 substrate — know what you’re anchoring into.

Soundings & depth contours

Spot depths and contours across the whole region.

Tides & currents

Tidal heights and streams, bundled in.

Rocks, wrecks & hazards

Charted obstructions so you can plan a clean approach.

Harbours & anchorages

Marinas, harbours and anchorages along the coast.

Lights, buoys & beacons

Charted navaids with their light characteristics.

Fully offline

Download once over wifi; navigate with no signal.

Sources & accuracy

The Central Mediterranean pack is built from EMODnet 2022 + OSM SeaMarks, fused with community-verified rocks, wrecks and navaids. EMODnet Bathymetry 2022 · © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)

  • High-res bathymetry
  • 821 × 1,035 NM
  • 620 MB

Anchoring in Central Mediterranean

AnchorQueen is an anchor-watch app first. Every Central Mediterranean chart carries seabed type and holding quality from official survey data, so you read the bottom before you drop the hook — then the anchor alarm watches your swing while you sleep.

$14.99/year

Auto-renewing, billed securely through your App Store account — no card forms, no separate logins. Cancel anytime.

Download on the App Store

On iPhone and iPad now — Android coming soon.

Cruising the whole app? Pro includes one region; Max includes three.

Questions

Does it cover Croatia and the Adriatic?

Yes — the whole Croatian and Montenegrin coast, the Italian Adriatic, plus the Tyrrhenian, Sicily, Malta and the Ionian islands.

Is the bora wind something the charts help with?

The charts and depth-aware routing get you safely between shelter; pair them with the bundled weather so you can pick your crossings around the bora.

Does it work offline among the Croatian islands?

Yes — download once and charts, tides and routing work with no signal, which matters across the more remote Kornati and outer islands.

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