Blank map of the Mediterranean

The shape of the Mediterranean works as the cover of a travel brochure, a banner for a restaurant group, the backdrop for a shipping update or the header of a classroom unit. With borders gives you the 22 countries as separate shapes; Outline only keeps the land as one. Take either as a PNG on a transparent background, an SVG or a PDF.

Brochures and banners

Lay the transparent PNG over a photograph or a block of blue and the countries sit on it with no box around them. A tour company can set it on the first page of a brochure and write the route over the top; a food business can fill it with an accent colour behind a menu title.

Design work

In Illustrator, Inkscape or Figma the SVG scales to any size. A designer can restyle the borders in a brand colour, fill the countries a campaign covers and leave the others pale, or trace the outline into a line drawing for a wall piece. It is also the file to send to a cutter or a printer.

Menus and itineraries

A restaurant group or a travel writer can set the PNG at the top of a menu or an itinerary, write the stops over it in your own font and fill the countries visited in one accent colour. The list further down this page gives the 22 countries by name if you need to check a spelling.

Which version

With borders is the political blank map of the Mediterranean: pick it whenever countries must be told apart. Outline only is the silhouette, best when the map is small or decorative. Use the PNG on slides, the SVG for design and a PDF for A4 or Letter. To add names, colours or a route, start from the editable map of the Mediterranean.