The island was originally named after Thomas Walker, a British judge who was sent to the island to manage issues with piracy in the 1700s. After Walker’s death, the island remained uninhabited until the early 1900s, when Florida businessman, Buzz Shonnard, bought the island from the Bahamian government and created the original resort and marina, supporting fishing and tourism. The island and resort changed hands again, ultimately being destroyed in the hurricanes of 2004. Walker’s Cay is currently being rebuilt and promises to be better than ever!
Explore the details of Walker’s Cay on a 3D wood map tofully appreciate the bathymetry of this special island. Each point of interest is clearly etched into the Baltic birch, providing a unique perspective of the laser-cut depths and shallows of the waters surrounding Walker’s Cay. The nautical wood map of Walker’s Cay is finished in a solid wood frame, protected by acrylic glass, and arrives ready to hang.
| Dimensions: | 13.5" x 31" |
| Material: | Baltic Birch wood & Plexiglass |
| Features: | 3D underwater bathymetric chart | Layered laser cut natural Baltic Birch wood | Carved relief of nautical terrain | Wooden chart work of art that will enhance any décor | Locations etched & highlighted | Color may slightly vary from picture |
| Care: | Damp cloth wipe, do not use chemicals or detergents |
