Garmin Eco-GPS

Garmin GPS Chartplotters, Fish Finders, and Displays: Reliability at Your Service

Garmin is synonymous with reliability and innovation in the world of boating. Their Garmin chartplotters offer detailed cartography and an intuitive interface, allowing you to plan precise routes and monitor your position in real time. Garmin fish finders, with their various technologies (CHIRP, SideVü, ClearVü), provide you with a clear view of the seabed and fish, optimizing your fishing trips.

A Garmin multifunction display allows you to centralize all navigation information on a single screen, displaying GPS data, fish finder readings, radar, and much more. NMEA 2000 connectivity ensures compatibility with other onboard instruments.

Remember that the choice of chartplotter and fish finder depends on your specific needs. Consider the size of your boat, the type of boating you do, and the features that are most useful to you.

The Advice from Nautica Basile

• Installation: Entrust the installation of your Garmin instruments to a qualified technician to ensure optimal operation and avoid wiring problems.


• Updates: Always keep your chartplotter and fish finder software up to date to benefit from the latest features and bug fixes.


• Cartography: Choose detailed and updated cartography for your navigation area. Garmin's BlueChart g3 charts offer comprehensive coverage and advanced features.

Need a thru-hull transducer for your fish finder? Check out our dedicated section on Fish Finder Transducers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the differences between a CHIRP fish finder and a traditional fish finder?

CHIRP fish finders use a wider range of frequencies than traditional fish finders, offering higher resolution and better target separation. This results in sharper and more detailed images of the seabed and fish.

How do I choose the right Garmin GPS chartplotter for my boat?

Consider the display size, the features you need (touchscreen, NMEA 2000 connectivity, radar compatibility), the type of cartography you prefer, and your budget. If you have a sailboat, consider models with specific sailing features, such as wind and tide display.

Where can I find updated nautical charts for my Garmin GPS chartplotter?

Garmin's BlueChart g3 nautical charts are available on the Garmin website and at authorized dealers. Be sure to choose the correct chart for your navigation area and keep it updated for safe navigation.

My Garmin fish finder is not displaying the depth correctly. What can I do?

Check that the transducer is installed correctly and is not obstructed by algae or encrustations. Check the fish finder settings and make sure they are configured correctly for the type of water you are boating in (fresh or salt water). If the problem persists, consult the fish finder manual or contact a qualified technician.

What are the differences between a CHIRP fish finder and a traditional fish finder?

CHIRP fish finders use a wider range of frequencies than traditional fish finders, offering higher resolution and better target separation. This results in sharper and more detailed images of the seabed and fish.

How do I choose the right Garmin GPS chartplotter for my boat?

Consider the display size, the features you need (touchscreen, NMEA 2000 connectivity, radar compatibility), the type of cartography you prefer, and your budget. If you have a sailboat, consider models with specific sailing features, such as wind and tide display.

Where can I find updated nautical charts for my Garmin GPS chartplotter?

Garmin's BlueChart g3 nautical charts are available on the Garmin website and at authorized dealers. Be sure to choose the correct chart for your navigation area and keep it updated for safe navigation.

My Garmin fish finder is not displaying the depth correctly. What can I do?

Check that the transducer is installed correctly and is not obstructed by algae or encrustations. Check the fish finder settings and make sure they are configured correctly for the type of water you are boating in (fresh or salt water). If the problem persists, consult the fish finder manual or contact a qualified technician.