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Crete, Mykonos & Santorini  / Eastern Mediterranean ITMB Map
Crete, Mykonos & Santorini  / Eastern Mediterranean ITMB Map Crete, Mykonos & Santorini  / Eastern Mediterranean ITMB Map Crete, Mykonos & Santorini  / Eastern Mediterranean ITMB Map

Crete, Mykonos & Santorini / Eastern Mediterranean ITMB Map

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Crete, Mykonos & Santorini / Eastern Mediterranean — ITMB Map

Waterproof • Folded Travel Map • Double-Sided • Printed in Full Colour


🇬🇷 Explore the Aegean’s Most Iconic Isles

From the windswept white villages of Santorini to the rugged ridges of Crete, this ITMB double-sided map captures the heart of Greece’s southern archipelagos in vivid cartographic detail. Designed for travellers, sailors, and history enthusiasts, it offers both local-scale coverage of the key islands and broader regional context of the Eastern Mediterranean.

Whether you’re navigating Crete’s ancient Minoan sites, planning a ferry journey across the Cyclades, or tracing the classical geography of the Aegean Sea, this map combines precision with wanderlust.


🗺 Map Coverage

Side 1 – Crete, Mykonos & Santorini

  • Crete in exceptional detail — mountains, roads, towns, ports, archaeological sites, beaches, and coastal villages.

  • Mykonos & Rinia — detailed insets showing ferry routes, harbours, and main roads.

  • Santorini (Thira) — with Thirasia and Nea Kameni volcano islets shown in high relief.

  • Inset Map – Greece and island positioning for reference within the Aegean Sea.

Side 2 – Eastern Mediterranean Overview

  • Broad-scale map of Greece and its eastern neighbours, connecting the Balkan Peninsula with Turkey, Cyprus, and the Levant.

  • Labels and boundaries across the Adriatic, Ionian, Myrtoan, and Aegean Seas.

  • A clear overview of the region’s maritime geography and political context — ideal for educational, historical, and cruising reference.


🧭 Key Features

  • Scale: Regional overview + local island detail for Crete & Cyclades.

  • Contour relief shading – visualises mountain and coastal terrain.

  • Touristic points – towns, ancient ruins, ports, airports, beaches, and ferry lines.

  • Road networks – highways, secondary roads, rural and coastal routes.

  • Ferry connections – between main island hubs.

  • Inset locator maps – place the islands in relation to the wider Mediterranean basin.


🧾 Product Details

Feature Detail
Title Crete, Mykonos & Santorini / Eastern Mediterranean ITMB Map
Publisher ITMB (International Travel Maps, Canada)
Scale Variable (regional overview + detailed island mapping)
Map Type Double-sided folded travel map
Coverage Crete, Mykonos, Santorini, Rinia, Thirasia, Nea Kameni, Eastern Mediterranean overview
Sheet Size 1000 mm × 690 mm
Finish Folded paper (optional laminated upgrade available)
Material Options 120 gsm matte coated paper (fade-resistant pigment inks) • Laminated (2 × 80 μm gloss encapsulated, waterproof, wipe-clean)
Inks HP pigment-based, fade-resistant
Origin Designed in Canada • Printed in Australia

🌍 Why Travellers Love This Map

  • Two maps in one – local navigation and regional context together.

  • Essential for island-hopping – ferry routes and geography clearly shown.

  • Ideal for students & historians – visualises ancient and modern connections across the Aegean.

  • Display-worthy – vivid topography and coastal contours suitable for framing.

  • Field-durable – optional lamination makes it tear-resistant and travel-ready.


✈️ Perfect For

  • Travellers exploring Crete, Santorini, and the Cyclades

  • Cruise and ferry passengers navigating the Aegean

  • Teachers and students of classical geography

  • Yacht skippers and Mediterranean explorers

  • Map collectors and Hellenic history enthusiasts


🏛 Explore the Ancient & the Eternal

From the palaces of Knossos to the caldera cliffs of Oia, let this ITMB map be your guide through the myths, mountains, and seas that shaped Western civilisation.




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