This book is ideal for countryside-lovers staying either in the south of Tenerife or on the neighbouring island of La Gomera (only 35 minutes away by hydrofoil). Hydrofoil schedules allow you enough time to get between the islands for a day's car touring or walking. This book is divided into two par[...]

Pocket-sized and in full colour, this new edition describes just one car tour on this tiny island, where most people get around on foot. There is a fold-out, very large scale map for motorists, cyclists and walkers (scale 1:18,000; revised 2009). This is the only book dedicated to Paxos, and includ[...]

4 car tours, 50 long and short walks, 30 picnic suggestions. Gran Canaria is gaining in popularity among countryside enthusiasts, and especially walkers, due to publicity about the old 'caminos reales' centuries-old cobbled trails criss-crossing the island, which have recently been restored with EU[...]

Few holidaymakers realise that Lanzarote has more to offer than just beaches and sunshine. This fascinating island is truly extraordinary. Its fate was decided some two and one-half centuries ago, when the largest volcanic eruption in recorded history took place, leaving a strange and alluring count[...]

Features 4 car tours, 50+ long and short walks, 25 picnic suggestions. The maps, all much redrawn for this edition, include the Corfu Trail route. (And apart from the Corfu Trail guide, this is the only walking guide for Corfu.) The car touring section will show you the best of the island, and the [...]

For centuries Corfu's magnetic beauty has attracted travellers, who have sung the praises of the peacock-hued bays, the hillsides drenched in silvery-green olive trees, and the emerald greenness of the countryside. This pocket-sized guide focuses on walking in Corfu, but it is not intended only for[...]

Gran Canaria is often referred to as a 'continent in minature'. If you travel across the island by car or on foot you'll see why for yourself! From the hub of the cumbre, the island's great saddle, ravines are born and fan out seaward like spokes on a wheel, gouging enormous valleys in their wake. [...]