- Is the Imray B5 enough on its own for cruising this area?
- It covers the passage between the islands well, but you still want large-scale harbor charts or a plotter for entering anchorages and marinas. Most skippers carry it as the overview sheet alongside detailed plans.
- What does the colored light flash update change?
- Lights are now printed in their actual colors rather than as single-color symbols, so you can identify a light's character at night without cross-referencing a list. It speeds up landfall and coastal work after dark.
- How does it compare with Imray's individual island charts?
- The B5 gives one continuous view of the chain for planning, while the individual charts give much more detail per island. They complement each other rather than overlap.
- Does it cover Trinidad and the Grenadines?
- Coverage runs from Martinique south to Tobago and east to Barbados. Trinidad and the Grenadines south of Tobago fall outside the sheet, so plan separate charts for those.
- Is it updated for current aids to navigation?
- Yes, the edition incorporates recent information on navigational aids and coastal changes. Paper charts still age, so check for the latest printing and apply notices to mariners.
- Where is the B5 Martinique to Tobago and Barbados (Imray Chart) cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $32.11, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the B5 Martinique to Tobago and Barbados (Imray Chart)?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 2 ratings.
- Where can I buy the B5 Martinique to Tobago and Barbados (Imray Chart)?
- 7 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, Amazon, Bookharbour, American Nautical, Barnes & Noble.