It is no secret that Navionics® chart data provides unparalleled coverage and ease of use for boaters, anglers and sailing enthusiasts who simply want to enjoy their time on the water to the fullest. But did you know there is a tool that can make...
Garmin, the parent company of Navionics, was the victim of a cyber attack that encrypted some of Garmin’s systems on July 23, 2020. As a result, many of Garmin’s online services were interrupted, including website functions, customer support,...
The Navionics Boating app is a great tool for planning and enjoying your day out on the water. But to really make the best out of it, you need to learn how to use it. To make this learning experience quick and easy we created the Boating App Academy....
Switch to the new app. Bring your charts and data with you. In 2018, we discontinued some of our apps (read the blog post) and will remove them permanently from the Google Play™ Store on August 11th, and from the Apple App Store™ soon after....
Spotting fish holding areas at a glance is easier than ever. With the latest update to the Boating app* you can combine Fishing ranges with SonarChartTM Shading overlay.
A look back at Fishing...
High-resolution relief shading for U.S. coastal waters and more than 150 lakes is now available for Navionics customers to enjoy on their mobile devices and compatible GPS chartplotters.
Relief shading combines color and shadow to present an easy-to-interpret,...
For coastal and inland boat owners who want to know as much as possible about depths and bottom structure, Navionics SonarChart™ Shading presents a detailed rendering of the seafloor and lake bottoms. And now it’s better than ever.
Now available...
If you are reading this, it is because you are probably looking for a tool that can improve your boating, sailing or fishing and that you can carry it wherever you go. So, let’s talk about a solution we might have for you, the Navionics...
As part of our daily effort to bring you the newest and best charts available, we have updated more lakes in the U.S. with data from multibeam surveys. Now, you will have a better view of submerged structures and lake contours, including previously unmapped...