GPS module for Arduino and microcontrollers, based on the Ublox model NEO 6M receiver, the module includes its ceramic antenna to be placed directly on the PCB, so it comes ready to operate without requiring further accessories.
The GPS for Arduino can work with a supply voltage in the range of 3.0 to 5.0 volts, while the signals going in and out are 3.3 volts, so a level converter is required if a 5 volt arduino or microcontroller will communicate (transmit) to the GPS module. 
If you only want to receive the NMEA data, simply connect the TX pin with the RX of the Arduino and receive the data sent by the module. In this case, there is no need for level conversion because the Arduino recognizes 3.3 volts as a high level.
Features
Ublox NEO-6M GPS Module
serial communication
Supply voltage: (3.5 – 5 )VDC
Active ceramic antenna included
signal indicator LED (lights up only when a FIX is received)
Antenna size 22x22mm
Module size 23x30mm
BAUDRATE: 9600
EEPROM to save parameter settings
Coordinate system: WGS-84
Capture sensitivity -148dBm
Tracking Sensitivity: -161 dBm
Maximum measurable height: 18000
Maximum speed 515m/s
Accuracy: 1micro second
Receive frequency: L1 (1575.42 Mhz)
C/A code 1.023 Mhz
Start time first time: 38s on average
Startup time: 35s on average