Samos Island and Ikaria Map - Historical Coastal Navigation Chart of the Aegean Sea (1860)

Immerse yourself in the rich maritime history of the Aegean with this exquisitely restored 1860 navigation chart of Samos Island and Ikaria. These two legendary islands, nestled between the Greek and Turkish coasts, have played pivotal roles in Mediterranean trade, naval history, and ancient mythology. This highly detailed map showcases the rugged coastlines, mountainous terrains, and intricate waterways that have made this region an essential passage for sailors, merchants, and explorers for centuries. Printed on premium matte paper, this historical reproduction maintains the character and accuracy of the original, making it a stunning decor piece for lovers of history, cartography, and Mediterranean culture.

Samos, known as the birthplace of Pythagoras and home to significant ancient ruins, and Ikaria, famous for its serene landscapes and deep-rooted Greek traditions, are beautifully illustrated in this chart. The map highlights key coastal features, harbors, and shipping routes that were crucial for navigation during the 19th century. The carefully drawn elevations and depth markings provide insight into how sailors charted their courses through these treacherous waters, making this map both an artistic masterpiece and an educational artifact. Whether you have ancestral ties to the Greek islands or simply appreciate the beauty of historical maps, this piece brings the romance and adventure of the Aegean to life.

This print is an exceptional gift for historians, travelers, Mediterranean enthusiasts, and collectors of vintage maps. Whether displayed in a home, office, or study, it offers a breathtaking glimpse into the past and serves as a conversation-starting focal point. Available in multiple sizes, this rare 1860 chart allows you to own a piece of Greek maritime history and celebrate the timeless allure of the Aegean Sea.