This is a detailed black and white engraving of a map depicting the island of Hormuz and its surrounding coastline. The map is framed by an ornate, decorative border. The island itself is irregularly shaped, with rugged, mountainous terrain depicted in the center. Numerous buildings, likely representing a town or fort, are clustered together on the island, with detailed depictions of roofs and structures. A prominent fort is visible on a hill. The surrounding water is filled with numerous ships, both large and small, suggesting a bustling port or naval activity. The coastline is detailed, with rocky outcrops and a sense of depth. Text labels in Dutch are scattered across the map, identifying locations and features. The map is oriented with the island on the left and the coastline extending towards the right. The style is reminiscent of 17th or 18th-century cartography, with a focus on detail and accuracy. A cartouche at the bottom center features a decorative design. The overall impression is one of a historical document capturing a specific place and time.