Peru $49.95

Very poor mapnVery poor map No Refund??



Sep 14, 14:02 MDT



Your maps are inadequate! So your are a company that has a nice

website but sells crappy maps.



know you copy the maps from Open Street maps



The maps don't have any difference only that you charge money. And make a

easy living out of it.



Also for Warning everybody not to do purchases with GPSmaps.



Sep 14, 14:16 MDT

Can you please help me understand which areas of our Peru map are incomplete? We are continually traveling the world to improve our maps so we can provide the most comprehensive data available.



Yes, we use OpenStreetMaps but we also contribute to this service from our travels.

If it helps, you can think of us as a service that transforms maps into a readily available format for our customers to use with their Garmin GPS devices.



Also, this store allows us to travel around the world and gather the information needed to improve maps.



Brianna



GPSTravelMaps.com Support Team

peru GPS nIt did not work as is expected from a GPS. It took only a few town's names and I could drive on highways using the way to a town. It did not take any local address inside a town

Garmin Map of PerunGarmin's map of Peru is absolutely terrible! We repeatedly used all of the addresses, hotel names, and other alternate landmarks to navigate through Peru. The data loaded in Gamin's map of Peru worked MAYBE 10% of the time. Do not waste your money on this map of Peru. Rent a GPS in Peru. Yes, it may cost you a little more money, but how much do you value actually being able to find your destinations.

Peru GPS map for travel in Dec-2014 and Jan 2015nI've paid $50 for UPDATED Peru map, but in fact GPS map for Gramin WAS very much outdated.



The paved roads and unpaved trails were are mixed up at Nasca, Cusco and Puno regions (places we only traveled) and we had problem to navigate in our car. Several times road turned up into unpaved dangerous trail across the mountains or dry rivers. So, we had turn back to paved roads. Only highways were corrcetly presented on this map. But there were quite a few GOOD and PAVED shortcut roads exist and we used based on local people recommendations.



POI were VERY limited in number (I guess no mere than 20% that actually exist) and to find hotel and/or restaurant we had to use Google search & cell phone Internet to find what we need. The Internet was slowly, but much more reliable and complete than map and POI provided by TravelMaps. For example the TravelMaps navigated us to gas station at Yandue village in Colca region where weren't any gas station at all!



Highly unrecommend this store.

HIGH PRICE for a VERY POOR productnWe drove in Lima, Paracas, Ica and Nazca using the maps bought by the WEB to TRAVEL MAPS in our NUVI 3489. Must of POI and HOTELS can not be find in the maps. Also, some address can not be find either. We can not recommend to buy this maps unlees this compny make a major update of them.

Question: Caral areanHi, does the Peru map cover the Caral area? Topo would be nice, but I'm really interested in the roads to and from the site.

CommentsnGood product. I hope that you may extend the topo data in the future issue. Otherwise the addresses are correct and the system can conduct you.

A good investment for driver's a little less attractive for hiking outside the sacred valley.

Good maps, needs updating.nI think the maps were about as accurate as I expected, I mean obviously it's no easy task to continually update roads, increase number of isoline divisions and update poi's, so all in all this was a pretty good product and the best to be found I'm sure. Even if accuracy was increased for important places like the sacred valley it would be more valuable, or the inca trail. All In all good map.

new purchase.nI have only been in Peru a few days and it seems to be working weel in taxis and while walking.