Is the Algarve a paradise for hikers? If you are travelling to the south-western corner of the European continent you will already have a clear idea of the landscape. Endless stretches of sandy beaches, clear blue sea, the magnificently shaped coastal cliffs with their yellow to reddish sandstone rocks. But the Algarve - an area of land blessed with a wonderful climate - does not only consist of coast, beaches and sea. A hinterland of hills risings up higher and higher to the north to almost 1000m, the rocky coastline on the Atlantic in the west and in the east the infrequently visited Sotavento all offer other gems to explore in this region situated at the edge of Europe. The 22 coastal walks in this guide follow safe paths along the whole of the southern coastline of the Algarve. From the south-western corner of Europe and the distant Sagres they go in easy stages past the spectacular cliffs of Barlavento to the east as far as the islands and the far sandy beaches in Sotavento on the other side of the metropolis of Faro. Another 29 walks incorporate the splendour of a little frequented hinterland of the Algarve. From the superb unspoilt western coast they go across a landscape of forest and barrage weirs in the hinterland of Lagos to the gorges and picturesque peaks of the Monchique mountain range. The rivers near to the ancient town of Silves offer just as delightful walks as does the hilly countryside around the white villages of Alte und Salir. And who would have expected waterfalls in the Algarve? The outstanding highpoint is the walk across the broad river meadows of the Guadiana that forms the border with Spain. This guide aims to give you the courage to make a trip into the unknown. It opens up, together with the beach area developed by tourism, a hugely diverse landscape both geologically and in respect to its vegetation. Only if you have hiked along the coast and into the hinterland can you truthfully say that you have indeed visited this varied region. The detailed route descriptions are preceded by up-to-date information in fact-file form. Small walking maps marked with the line of the route make route finding easier and numerous photos complete the picture.. NOTA: El libro no está en español, sino en inglés.
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Is the Algarve a paradise for hikers? If you are travelling to the south-western corner of the European continent you will already have a clear idea of the landscape. Endless stretches of sandy beaches, clear blue sea, the magnificently shaped coastal cliffs with their yellow to reddish sandstone rocks. But the Algarve - an area of land blessed with a wonderful climate - does not only consist of coast, beaches and sea. A hinterland of hills risings up higher and higher to the north to almost 1000m, the rocky coastline on the Atlantic in the west and in the east the infrequently visited Sotavento all offer other gems to explore in this region situated at the edge of Europe. The 22 coastal walks in this guide follow safe paths along the whole of the southern coastline of the Algarve. From the south-western corner of Europe and the distant Sagres they go in easy stages past the spectacular cliffs of Barlavento to the east as far as the islands and the far sandy beaches in Sotavento on the other side of the metropolis of Faro. Another 29 walks incorporate the splendour of a little frequented hinterland of the Algarve. From the superb unspoilt western coast they go across a landscape of forest and barrage weirs in the hinterland of Lagos to the gorges and picturesque peaks of the Monchique mountain range. The rivers near to the ancient town of Silves offer just as delightful walks as does the hilly countryside around the white villages of Alte und Salir. And who would have expected waterfalls in the Algarve? The outstanding highpoint is the walk across the broad river meadows of the Guadiana that forms the border with Spain. This guide aims to give you the courage to make a trip into the unknown. It opens up, together with the beach area developed by tourism, a hugely diverse landscape both geologically and in respect to its vegetation. Only if you have hiked along the coast and into the hinterland can you truthfully say that you have indeed visited this varied region. The detailed route descriptions are preceded by up-to-date information in fact-file form. Small walking maps marked with the line of the route make route finding easier and numerous photos complete the picture.. NOTA: El libro no está en español, sino en inglés.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Algarve is Portugal's sunshine coast, boasting endless sand beaches, clear waters and imposing coastal cliffs of sandstone, in colours ranging from yellow to red. These are the ingredients for a relaxing beach holiday! But the southwesternmost corner of the European continent offers even more: a hilly and flower-festooned hinterland, an incomparably impressive rocky coastline and contemplative river landscapes are an enticement to long walks. The Rother Walking Guide 'Algarve' presents 53 of the most beautiful coastal and mountain walks that will turn your holiday into an unforgettable experience. The Algarve's entire southern coast opens up many enchanting coastal walks: from the southwesternmost tip of Europe through the spectacular coastal cliffs of the Barlavento to the broad sand beaches in the Sotavento, this guide presents many opportunities for short or longer walks - of course, many beautiful spots for swimming breaks are included. Other routes uncover the beauty to be found in the pristine and secluded hinterland of the Algarve: the Monchique mountains soar, the Rio Guadiana river loops in impressive bends and the walking paths through almond orchards and flowery meadows are simply marvellous. Clear, concise information, reliable route descriptions, informative height profiles and maps with the routes marked in, as well as waypoints, facilitate your choices and provide orientation in situ. GPS data for all of the walks is available for download from the website of Bergverlag Rother. The Rother Walking Guide Algarve has been completely revised in this current 2nd edition and has been supplemented with many additional and completely new walks. With a variety of walks from easy to the more demanding, this pocket sized guide to the Algarve gives a full flavour of the area and includes estimated walking times. The guide also includes tips on accommodation, interesting sights, countryside matters and transport. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9783763348251
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Paperback. Condición: New. The Algarve is Portugal's sunshine coast, boasting endless sand beaches, clear waters and imposing coastal cliffs of sandstone, in colours ranging from yellow to red. These are the ingredients for a relaxing beach holiday! But the southwesternmost corner of the European continent offers even more: a hilly and flower-festooned hinterland, an incomparably impressive rocky coastline and contemplative river landscapes are an enticement to long walks. The Rother Walking Guide 'Algarve' presents 53 of the most beautiful coastal and mountain walks that will turn your holiday into an unforgettable experience. The Algarve's entire southern coast opens up many enchanting coastal walks: from the southwesternmost tip of Europe through the spectacular coastal cliffs of the Barlavento to the broad sand beaches in the Sotavento, this guide presents many opportunities for short or longer walks - of course, many beautiful spots for swimming breaks are included. Other routes uncover the beauty to be found in the pristine and secluded hinterland of the Algarve: the Monchique mountains soar, the Rio Guadiana river loops in impressive bends and the walking paths through almond orchards and flowery meadows are simply marvellous. Clear, concise information, reliable route descriptions, informative height profiles and maps with the routes marked in, as well as waypoints, facilitate your choices and provide orientation in situ. GPS data for all of the walks is available for download from the website of Bergverlag Rother. The Rother Walking Guide Algarve has been completely revised in this current 2nd edition and has been supplemented with many additional and completely new walks. Nº de ref. del artículo: LU-9783763348251
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Algarve is Portugal's sunshine coast, boasting endless sand beaches, clear waters and imposing coastal cliffs of sandstone, in colours ranging from yellow to red. These are the ingredients for a relaxing beach holiday! But the southwesternmost corner of the European continent offers even more: a hilly and flower-festooned hinterland, an incomparably impressive rocky coastline and contemplative river landscapes are an enticement to long walks. The Rother Walking Guide 'Algarve' presents 53 of the most beautiful coastal and mountain walks that will turn your holiday into an unforgettable experience. The Algarve's entire southern coast opens up many enchanting coastal walks: from the southwesternmost tip of Europe through the spectacular coastal cliffs of the Barlavento to the broad sand beaches in the Sotavento, this guide presents many opportunities for short or longer walks - of course, many beautiful spots for swimming breaks are included. Other routes uncover the beauty to be found in the pristine and secluded hinterland of the Algarve: the Monchique mountains soar, the Rio Guadiana river loops in impressive bends and the walking paths through almond orchards and flowery meadows are simply marvellous. Clear, concise information, reliable route descriptions, informative height profiles and maps with the routes marked in, as well as waypoints, facilitate your choices and provide orientation in situ. GPS data for all of the walks is available for download from the website of Bergverlag Rother. The Rother Walking Guide Algarve has been completely revised in this current 2nd edition and has been supplemented with many additional and completely new walks. With a variety of walks from easy to the more demanding, this pocket sized guide to the Algarve gives a full flavour of the area and includes estimated walking times. The guide also includes tips on accommodation, interesting sights, countryside matters and transport. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9783763348251
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Paperback. Condición: New. The Algarve is Portugal's sunshine coast, boasting endless sand beaches, clear waters and imposing coastal cliffs of sandstone, in colours ranging from yellow to red. These are the ingredients for a relaxing beach holiday! But the southwesternmost corner of the European continent offers even more: a hilly and flower-festooned hinterland, an incomparably impressive rocky coastline and contemplative river landscapes are an enticement to long walks. The Rother Walking Guide 'Algarve' presents 53 of the most beautiful coastal and mountain walks that will turn your holiday into an unforgettable experience. The Algarve's entire southern coast opens up many enchanting coastal walks: from the southwesternmost tip of Europe through the spectacular coastal cliffs of the Barlavento to the broad sand beaches in the Sotavento, this guide presents many opportunities for short or longer walks - of course, many beautiful spots for swimming breaks are included. Other routes uncover the beauty to be found in the pristine and secluded hinterland of the Algarve: the Monchique mountains soar, the Rio Guadiana river loops in impressive bends and the walking paths through almond orchards and flowery meadows are simply marvellous. Clear, concise information, reliable route descriptions, informative height profiles and maps with the routes marked in, as well as waypoints, facilitate your choices and provide orientation in situ. GPS data for all of the walks is available for download from the website of Bergverlag Rother. The Rother Walking Guide Algarve has been completely revised in this current 2nd edition and has been supplemented with many additional and completely new walks. Nº de ref. del artículo: LU-9783763348251
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