Fiji Map & Reef Creatures Guide Franko Maps Laminated Fish Card Map – October 31, 2013

Awesome quick glance guide to bring on a trip- doesn't take up any space and gives good clear useful info about the islands and what fish you may see! The whole family enjoyed referring to it when planning/reviewing travel and when seeing the varied reef creatures- hope to use it again some day!

I liked the handy lanyard hole, could have more shark info as this is a major shark study area including bequa Island, consider combining a guide for both

My family has a small home on one of the more enjoy Fijian Islands. This simple guide card is wonderful to take with us when snorkeling, wandering around tidal areas or after a great dive to identify the beautiful creatures we've justsseen. I highly recommend this card to anyone traveling to Fiji. It weighs nothing, packs easily, is nearly indestructible and will greatly enhance your enjoyment of these beautiful waters.

I liked that the product was well made and had a full map of the islands. Unfortunately the island we were on was under their logo. Poor planning on their part. Also, we saw a lot of fish and only a couple were on their chart. We left it with the dive master in Fiji.

Shows many of the most common fish of Fiji. The main problem with it is that a number of the fish illustrated are so small that they are difficult to use for identification purposes. A nice feature is that the guide is water resistant and sheds water readily. I even used this underwater with a wrist strap attached.

Nice card. Packaging was not good, envelope was way too large so postal worker folded the whole thing in half to shove in slot, bending card in the process.

Kinda disappointed in this map.. Traveling to dive in Fiji in a few days so I bought this fish id /map.. I have a couple from different countries I dive in... I must say that this is the worst map I've bought.. it's very flimsy and pictures are blurry.

Were going to Fiji and this guide map will come in very handy to identify all of the ocean creatures we come in contact with to put a name to the fish to learn about.