Waterway Guide Media, LLC announces the release of the new Bahamas 2022 guidebook, complete with new chart extracts created by Explorer Chartbooks from Lewis Offshore, Ltd. The detailed and thorough content of Waterway Guide’s Bahamas edition makes this latest guidebook essential when cruising the islands.

Working with Waterway Guide Media, Explorer Chartbooks created a series of chartlets that offer situational awareness and complement navigation advice and associated information in Waterway Guide’s book. Each chart extract is labeled with a cross reference number to the master chart in the Explorer Chartbooks library. Trip planning and navigation in the Bahamas are now more reliable than ever using Waterway Guide’s book, Explorer Chartbooks’ charts, and the Aqua Map mobile app with Explorer ENCs and Waterway Guide data embedded. 

"We are excited that Waterway Guide Media, Explorer Chartbooks and Aqua Map have combined their talents and expertise to create a well-rounded resource for navigation and trip planning in the Bahamas," says Editor-in-chief Ed Tillett. "The shared cartography, data, advice and information across the three media platforms is a first-of-its-kind for the Bahamas.”

The company’s team of on-the-water cruising editors and staff designers created an exemplary and detailed Bahamas 2022 guidebook that includes anchorages, marinas, Goin’ Ashore maps and advice, navigation alerts and more. Lewis Offshore, Ltd. was diligent in preparing the chartlets for the new Waterway Guide edition to complement their Explorer Chartbook series of printed charts.

Celebrating its 75th anniversary, Waterway Guide Media now publishes 20 books and a magazine, a mobile app with an expanding number of titles embedded and offers subscriptions through an online portal at waterwayguide.com.  Data is distributed to third parties via APIs to enhance mobile navigation apps and provide details from Waterway Guide’s extensive repositories.

For Waterway Guide’s data and information on The Bahamas, visit www.waterwayguide.com. Visit www.explorercharts.com to order your chart books.