Bali, Lombok, and Komodo Map [Indonesia] (National Geographic Adventure Map, 3005)

I can't remember the last time a map folded up so easily; I never got it wrong once. It highlighted all sorts of neat local details, like temples, villages with specific crafts, and vista points. It was an invaluable tool when planning our trip to Bali, and I carried it everywhere, annotating it with small sticky note arrows. I will definitely buy NatGeo Adventure maps for all my future trips abroad.

Very strong, waterproof map. Good details and use of color (like all National Geographic maps.) Has several nice small pictures, though I would prefer that the space be used for detailed inset of towns or sites. The Tuttle Bali map has many such detailed insets.

Best map Ive seen though I ended up not going. I've been there twice and this is way better than the other map I had

It is made from a thin plastic which makes it durable, rip resistant, won't fall apart in the rain and long lasting. It is easy to read and understand. I like it. It is much better than a paper map.

I found everything I needed except the treasure.

Beautiful maps, tear resistant and water resitant. Nat Geo makes a great map.

I was looking for more information on the smaller islands than this map showed. My problem​ as much as the map's I guess.

Map purchased some months ago prior to planning a trip and kept in a folder. Not subject to heat or solvents. Attempted to open recently and found it was effectively fused together. Unopenable, so also unusable. Other reviewers pleased with material, so perhaps some fluke or change in production. A long history of positive experience with National Geographic maps, so unusually disappointing.