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Turks and Caicos
Comprised of 200 miles of fine white sand beaches bordering turquoise seas, the 40 islands of the Turks and Caicos (TCI) - historically seen as an appendage of the Bahamas - form a unique Caribbean archipelago.With a pleasant climate all year round, TCI is one of the world's top destinations for diving and snorkelling. With coral reef reaching depths of more than 7,000ft, TCI is world-renowned for its wall diving. Turks and Caicos Islands also reveals the islands' lesser-known terrestrial attractions. Soak up Bermudian architecture in the historical old capital, Cockburn Town; visit one of the best museums in the Caribbean, inspired by the oldest shipwreck in the Americas at Molasses Reef; or simply unwind on one of the country's idyllic beaches.
Montenegro
A hidden corner of eastern Europe, Montenegro lies across the Adriatic Sea from Italy, its stark mountains rising up from the coast. It offers superb, year-round, eco-adventure and sports facilities. Medieval architectural gems vie for attention with more recent Venetian fortresses and churches, reflecting the diversity of Montenegrin culture. Along the eastern border lies Lake Skadar, a nature lover's dream with national park status. Updated throughout, this edition has all the practical information the independent traveller needs, including new hotels and restaurants on the coast and in the mountains. Outdoor and cultural enthusiasts will enthuse over the extended coverage on national parks, fishing opportunities and archaeological finds.
Montenegro
The newest member of the UN, Montenegro has vastly improved its infrastructure and offers superb eco-, adventure and sports facilities.
Montenegro
Following the success of the first-ever travel guide to Montenegro last year, this second edition provides up-to- date information on museums, beaches and hotels (including campsites and private home accommodation). The guide looks at responsible tourism - exploring the new tri-national Balkan Peace Park project and featuring the latest news on developments and prospects in Monetenegrin archaeology. Medieval architectural gems, Venetian fortresses and Lake Skadar, a nature lover's dream, are just some of the attractions covered, whilst a mine of information on travel practicalities and background on Montenegrin culture ensures a smooth holiday.
Budapest
With Parisian boulevards and illuminated bridges over the Danube, Budapest is one of the world's great romantic cities. This is the guide for the culture vulture, the naturalist, the gastronome and the water baby. Guzzle goulash in courtyard restaurants, wallow warmly in thermal baths and browse bustling market halls; join the authors on city-center strolls and leafy hill walks, before donning your glad rags for a night on the tiles. This guide features: · Hotels, restaurants, cafés, bars and clubs · All the culture, from museums to the opera · All the nature, from caves to walking trails · Thermal baths and bathing etiquette · Flea markets and market halls · Color city and transport maps
Bulgaria
A highly readable, newly researched guide to Bulgaria to help travellers discover the best the country offers with knowledgeable advice on practicalities, finding special places off the beaten track and plenty of supplementary background notes.
Tips on Tipping
The most in-depth guide available to the tipping culture of some of the world's most frequently visited countries.
Nova Scotia
The most in-depth guide available to Nova Scotia, from picture-postcard favorites to hidden treats.
Kosovo
Ringed by high mountains crossed by a series of rulers over the centuries, Kosovo boasts Ottoman mosques, Tito-esque administration buildings, Serbian Orthodox churches, monasteries, vineyards and extravagant KLA war memorials. This title is suitable for visitors from the country's diaspora.
Eccentric Edinburgh
"You don't just visit Edinburgh; you fall in love with the place." The best-selling author of Eccentric Britain takes you away from the obvious tartanalia and into Auld Reekie's hidden corners to find spooky stories, weird buildings, mad judges and strange customs. Benedict le Vay also asks the pressing questions that others avoid: Is the Scottish Parliament a monumental cock-up? Was the Stewart dynasty really useless? Should you eat deep-fried Mars Bars...?
