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Packed with information on Spain's glitziest province, this Footprint guide offers you the chance to experience a more authentic Spain inland, as well as the beaches on the Costa del Sol.

The Basque Country Travel Guide - travel advice and expert tips on French and Spanish sides of the border and neighbouring Navarre, including Bilbao and San Sebastian, Biarritz and the French Pyrenees. Also covers walking routes, surfing spots, wildlife, birdwatching, pilgrim routes, local food, txakoli wine, maps and practical information.

424 sider inkl. 16 sider med farvefotos samt 30 detailkort.Omfattende guide med baggrundsinformation om historie, befolkningen, overnatningsforslag og meget mere. Detaljerede byguider til Astana og Almaty. Særligt afsnit om vintersport, forbedrede faciliteter og muligheder.

Den oplagte guide til de som tager til antarktis og Falklandsøerne, for at studere dyrelivet. Læs om hvaler, pingviner, kjover samt mange andre spændende dyr, fjerdragter og indentifikation af disse.

326 sider inkl. 16 sider med farvefotos. Guide med fokus på den historiske udvikling helt op til selvstændigheden. Eneste engelske guide til Balkans hjerte, Kosovo med bykort, forslag til vandreture, sprogsektion. Alt forfattet af indbyggere i Prishtina.

400 sider, heraf 16 med farvefotografier og 39 detailkort. Oplev områdets rige traditioner, fabler, myter, overtro, skotske sagn og spøgelseshistorier. Guide har detaljerede beskrivelser af dyrelivet, historien, kulturen, seværdighederne og ikke mindste de mange fiskerestauranter. Tips til de bedste bed & breakfasts, vingårde, strande, byer og de steder hvor man bedst kan få set på elge og sæler undervejs på cykel- eller gåturen.

Svalbard Travel Guide - Holiday advice and expert tips on Spitsbergen, Franz Josef Land and Jan Mayen, from Longyearbyen hotels, activities, expeditions and cruises, to wildlife and island flora. Also including suggested itineraries, Arctic exploration, Hornsund, Pyramiden, treks, kayaking, whale watching, polar bears and dog sledding.

Wilderness Weekends Guide - Travel information and expert holiday advice on the best wild camping destinations in Britain, detailed maps, practical tips and routes. Featuring 26 wild camping sites in England, Wales and Scotland chosen for their dramatic locations, what to bring and when to visit, wildlife guides, natural history and camping advice.

Open to the Western world since 1990, the ´Land of Blue Sky´ is one of the few places on earth where travellers can tread on undiscovered ground and explore with a true sense of adventure. Homeland of the greatest conqueror of all time, Genghis Khan, vast tracts can be discovered on horse or camel, or in the comfort of a four-wheel drive. Written by Mongolian expert, Jane Blunden, this updated guide highlights its culture and customs, including the deel, the colourful national dress, herding rules and customs, Mongolian throat singing and Naadam, the annual celebration of wrestling, archery and horse-riding. For visitors keen to sample the unique pleasures of staying with nomads, she also explains how and where to experience the traditional lifestyle of a Mongolian ger. The guide offers tips on riding and biking tours, winter dog sledding and summer yoga camps and provides in-depth information on national parks and conservation.

Zanzibar's coastline offers some of the best beaches in the world. Whether you're sampling fresh seafood in Stone Town, scuba diving off the pristine coast of Pemba or challenging your senses on a spice tour, Footprint's Handbook covers all the top attractions on these glorious islands, plus tips for getting off the beaten track.

Shots Across the Water: travel narrative about a young man's African adventure, walking or hitch-hiking from Egypt to Swaziland, and back to Britain. Carrying just £250 and a small rucksack, the author relied on the kindness of strangers to traverse the Democratic Republic of Congo, Central African Republic, Cameroon, Nigeria and the Sahara Desert.

A Long Way South: travel narrative about a woman's adventures in Latin America in 1974/5. Journeying through vast landscapes on local buses, boats and trains, these memoirs are as much about remarkable people - including Bruce Chatwin, notorious train robber Ronnie Biggs and female smugglers - as they are about diverse, fascinating places.

This new full-colour title from Bradt is the first and only guide available to the largest of the four islands that make up the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Socotra Archipelago in the Arabian Sea, 240 miles offshore from their mother land, Yemen. Everything you might need for a successful trip is covered, from pre-departure planning, getting there, tour operators and where to stay to the full range of information for making the most of your time while there. Background information on history, people, language and culture is followed by an easy-to-follow geographical breakdown covering everywhere from the capital Hadibo to Ayhaft Canyon National Park, Qaria Lagoon, Rosh Marine Protected Area, Homhil Reserv, Terbak village and Hoq cave, Qalansiyah, Diksam Plateau and the forest of Firhimin to name just a few of the places detailed. There is also a section on vocabulary, an endemic wildlife check list and suggested sources of further information. Socotra is unique. Sometimes known as 'The Galapagos of the Indian Ocean', the archipelago has an exceptionally large number of endemic species. Of the 220 bird species recorded, 11 are endemic, including the relatively recently identified Socotra Buzzard. Closer to the ground, an estimated 307 plant species are endemic. More than 600 species of insects, some 100 land and freshwater molluscs, around 80 arachnids, some dozen myriapods, four land- and fresh-water crabs, 30 reptiles and 14 mammals have been found to occur, of which all the land snails, 90 % of the reptiles and about 60 % of the spiders are unique to the archipelago. With its superb beaches and dramatically varied landscapes (mountains, forest, ravines, sand-dunes, beaches, caves .) Socotra is a prime target for tourism, which will need handling with extreme care. Strict regulations are in force to preserve the island's natural heritage and much of it has protected status, but some unprotected land has already been sold to potential developers.

Holiday tips and expert advice featuring Ljubljana, Julian Alps, Lake Bled, Soča Valley, Postojna and Skocjan caves, Triglav National Park. Covers where to stay and eat, what to see, getting around, hiking, cycling, wildlife watching, rafting, skiing, family travel, spas, cuisine, city breaks, wine regions and green tourism.

Holiday tips and travel advice for the islands of the Inner Hebrides. Features Skye, Mull and Iona, Islay and Jura, Coll and Tiree, Raasay, Rona, Small Isles, Slate Islands, Colonsay, Gigha, Lismore and Kerrera, plus Oban and Mallaig. Covers accommodation, restaurants, language, wildlife, walks, beaches and culture.

This new, thoroughly updated, third edition of The Basque Country and Navarre, Bradt's award-winning guidebook, remains the most in-depth guide to a multi-lingual, multi-cultural borderland that is neither Spain nor France, but straddles the Pyrenees, mountains that divide the two countries. Bradt's guide offers real insights into a profound regional identity, uncovering the peculiarities which imbue the area with intrigue and takes you way beyond the delightful, well-known cities into the heart of the beautiful Basque countryside. Deep-seated Basque traditions, singular cuisine, world-class wine, strange sports, unique language, bold art and architecture all converge to showcase a land that continues to mystify and reveal itself the more you visit. Secluded valleys and rugged mountains, wild coastlines and the vestiges of industry long gone provide a strange mix that pays homage to a troubled past, a lively present and a constant reinvention that promises an exciting future for the Basques. Large and sparsely populated, little known and little visited, neighbouring Navarre offers natural attractions ranging from high Pyrenees to arid semi-desert. This former kingdom's troublesome history is waymarked by lonely hilltop castles, but only in the frenetic, bull-running days of Pamplona's San Fermin festival does it announce itself noisily on the world stage, welcoming hundreds of thousands of visitors to Ernest Hemingway's favourite party town. With advice on where to walk, cycle, horseride, surf and birdwatch accompanying traditional listings of where to stay and eat, author Murray Stewart guides travellers through this increasingly popular area. Find the best pintxos (tapas) and txakoli wine, the finest chuleton (beef chop) and the freshest fish. From elegant Biarritz, via the French Basque Pyrenees, to the Navarran 'badlands' of Bardenas Reales, travel to fascinating, less-visited places that host thrilling local festivals. New elements in this edition include a host of elegant hotels in San Sebastian, the city-on-the-beach, transport improvements, new restaurants serving culinary specialities, a major reconfiguration of Bilbao's Bellas Artes museum and constantly evolving wine tourism opportunities. Whether you are a hiker or surfer, foodie or cyclist, spiritualist or golfer, let Bradt's The Basque Country and Navarre help you enjoy a fascinating, rewarding holiday. AUTHOR: Since first visiting the Basque Country in 1993, Murray Stewart has been unable to resist the lure of this region that produces surprises each time he returns. In 2016, the opportunity to write the most comprehensive English-language guidebook to the Basque Country was irresistible, especially when the subject-matter was combined with its little-visited but geographically diverse neighbour, Navarre. As a lover of the outdoors, of mountains, of walking and red wine, Murray found his perfect partner in this enigmatic region spanning the Pyrenees. A 20-year career in corporate restructuring has included working in Spain and Bulgaria; language skills honed by time spent teaching in Mexico and Chile, and part-ownership of a house in the Minervois have allowed him to hone his French and Spanish language skills and access the dynamic culture on both sides of the French/Spanish border. He spent months living in the Basque region to research the book's first edition and has reinforced his cultural knowledge with long-distance walks on the Camino de Santiago and the lesser known Camino Ignaciano. (A guidebook written on the latter was short-listed for Best Guidebook of the Year in 2022.) These walks have covered thousands of kilometres and also raised thousands of pounds for hospital and children's charities.

Teatime at Peggy's: a warm, humorous and evocative travel narrative celebrating one of India's fastest-dwindling communities, the Anglo-Indians (mostly descendants of British men and Indian women). Comprises culturally fascinating vignettes of time-warped encounters with eccentric residents, mainly in the railway town of Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh.

Transylvania (the 'land beyond the forest') is a wild, wooded, intensely romantic region, filled with mountains and gorges, myths and legends, dragons, bears, wolves - and vampires. Bram Stoker called it 'one of the wildest and least-known parts of Europe', a description remaining true today. Comprehensive chapter-per-county coverage caters for the diverse range of interests, from city breaks to rural escapes, skiing to wildlife-watching. One of the most beautiful regions in central Europe and home to three UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Transylvania preserves its cultural and artistic treasures in a landscape bordered on three sides by the Carpathian Mountains, home to Romania's finest skiing and hiking destinations. Hay meadows in the lower Carpathians form a grassland ecosystem of extraordinary natural diversity, offering beautiful displays of wildflowers. The Carpathians are home too to lynx, wild boar and one of Europe's largest populations of brown bear. Other natural phenomena include the Scarisoara ice cave in the Apuseni Mountains and the Sf?nta Ana volcanic crater lake in Harghita.

On Being from Nowhere - travel narrative about a 23,000-km road trip from Venice to Beijing. Three friends drive east, retracing the ancient Silk Roads and their modern parallel in China''s ''One Belt, One Road'' initiative. Along a route followed by great travel writers from Marco Polo to Nicholas Bouvier, and populated by a varied cast of characters, their journey becomes as much one of self-exploration.

Illustrated cycling guide to Surrey: 21 handpicked routes, averaging 25 km, suitable for both beginner and leisure cyclists, especially those keen to learn about the county's history, culture and wildlife. All routes link to OS Explorer Maps and National Cycle Network routes, while QR codes connect with downloadable GPX maps via the komoot app.

D-Day Landings: A Travel Guide to Normandy's Beaches and Battlegrounds, Sites, Museums and Memorials - expert tips and travel information for visiting D-Day and Battle of Normandy sites, including Sword, Juno, Gold, Omaha and Utah landing beaches. A simple-to-follow guide for independent travellers, it includes maps and driving instructions.

Paddling France - guidebook with 40 handpicked itineraries for waterborne exploration by SUP (paddleboard), kayak or canoe. From Brittany to the Mediterranean, trips suit different abilities, from gentle lake paddles to multi-day river odysseys, and encompass coast, countryside and cities. Contains maps and advice on travel, accommodation and more.

South Devon and Dartmoor (Slow Travel) guide. Holiday tips and insider advice featuring Plymouth, local restaurants, pubs and accommodation, and national parks. Also covered are the Pilgrim Fathers and the Mayflower, Dartmouth, Torquay, Dartmoor National Park, South West Coast Path, beaches, cycling, itineraries, boat trips and steam train routes.

Bread and Henna: an engaging travel narrative relating a social anthropologist''s experiences of eighteen months living among the women of a small mountain town in Yemen during the early 1980s. Through insights into the life and cuisine of a remote community, Ianthe Maclagan offers an authentic window on a world that has gone - an intimate portrait of a country typically in the news for reasons of war and humanitarian disaster.