Imray Chart M3: Islas Baleares

Plans included

• Puerto de San Antonio (Ibiza) (1 : 17,500)
• Puerto de Ibiza (Ibiza) (1 : 15,000)
• Puerto de Palma (Mallorca) (1 : 17,500)
• Porto Colom (Mallorca) (1 : 10,000)
• Puerto de Mahón (Menorca) (1 : 20,000)
• Alcudia (Mallorca) (1 : 15,000)
• Approaches to Ciudadela (Menorca) (1 : 10,000)

This edition includes the latest official Instituto Hidrográfico de la Marina data, combined with additional information sourced from Imray's network to make it ideal for small craft. The chart has been fully revised throughout. The plans of Puerto de San Antonio (Ibiza) and Alcudia (Mallorca) now provide coverage at improved larger scales.

About Imray M Series Charts

Imray M Series charts cover the Mediterranean Sea, from Gibraltar to the Eastern Mediterranean including Turkey, Cyprus and Israel. They're designed for cruising sailors and motor boaters navigating these waters, with scales suited to both passage planning and coastal pilotage. Each chart measures 640 × 900 mm, printed digitally on Pretex, a synthetic paper that handles spray and humid conditions without falling apart. Charts are supplied folded to A4 and packed in a durable plastic wallet. If you need unfolded charts, just get in touch. We can arrange that with a 7-10 day lead time.

M Series charts draw on official hydrographic data from national agencies across the Mediterranean, including the UKHO, SHOM (France), Instituto Hidrográfico de la Marina (Spain), and others. All charts use WGS 84 datum and metric depths, making them compatible with GPS navigation systems. The cartography features Imray's distinctive colour scheme, coloured light sectors, and fine latitude/longitude grids for easier plotting. Imray publishes other chart ranges for different waters: C Series for Britain, Ireland and Northwest Europe, G for Greek waters, Y for UK harbours and estuaries, and A, B, D and E (Imray-Iolaire) for the Atlantic and Caribbean.

About Imray

Imray has been publishing nautical information for recreational and professional mariners since the mid-18th century. Originally a family business, the company retains continuity through generations of maritime knowledge. Today, Imray is part of FB Imray, a joint venture with freytag & berndt (Austrian cartographic specialists). This has allowed them to combine traditional expertise with modern production methods.

Imray is recognised by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency as a chart producer. Their portfolio extends beyond paper charts to include pilot books, cruising guides, almanacs, and navigation handbooks.