Bradt: Antarctica – A guide to the wildlife (2004)

This book gives the traveller a guide to all the wildlife that can be found in Antarctica, with illustrations and descriptions of each animal.

PRICE: $45.00

Lonely Planet: Antarctica (2005)

This guide gives the traveller everything they need to know about visiting Antarctica, including passages about Antarctica’s history, its ecology ad the scientific research being conducted there. It also includes detailed descriptions of wildlife found there, travel advice, 52 detailed maps and a guide to Antarctic slang and terminology.

PRICE: $39.95

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Lonely Planet: Argentina (2005)

This guide is a traveller’s companion to travelling through Argentina. This guide gives over 90 detailed maps of the country, a description of the country’s culture and history, a guide on the top dining, lodging and bargain places for the traveller and a chapter of Spanish terminology. This guide also gives the traveller advice about side trips into the neighbouring countries of Uruguay and Chile as well as essentials for passage into Paraguay, Brazil and Bolivia.

PRICE: $39.95

Footprint Guide: Argentina (2004)

This guide includes detailed maps of different areas of Argentina, as well as detailed descriptions of every region of Argentina that include a breakdown of eating and drinking places, activities to do, lodging details and details on how to get around.

PRICE: $39.95

Bradt Guide: Argentina (2006)

This guide includes detailed descriptions of major areas of interest in Argentina, which includes detailed maps, advice on accommodation, where to eat and other essentials for the traveller. It also includes some background information on Argentina.

PRICE: $50.00

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Lonely Planet: Diving & Snorkelling – Bahamas (2001)

This guide gives detailed information on diving in the Bahamas. This guide includes information on dive site depth range, access and conditions, common and hazardous marine life found in the Bahamas, diving services and live a-boards, 15 maps and activities to do in the islands.

PRICE: $24.95

Lonely Planet: Baja & Los Cabos (2005)

This guide gives the traveller over 30 detailed maps of the region plus a foldout map for trekking down the Transpenninsular. This guide also includes a guide on where to eat, where to stay and where to buy; it also includes a guide on what to do in this region.

PRICE: $32.95

Lonely Planet: Belize (2002)

This guide gives the traveller a comprehensive guide to travelling in Belize, with over 30 detailed maps, information on accommodation, a detailed exploration into the history of Belize and Maya culture and details on excursions to Guatemala.

PRICE: $32.95

Lonely Planet: Bermuda (2005)

This guide gives the traveller a guide to Bermuda, with information on accommodation, activities to do, where to eat and what to explore. This guide also includes guides to historical sites in Bermuda. It also gives brief explanations behind the culture and history of Bermuda.

PRICE: $29.95

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The Bradt trekking guide: Peru & Bolivia (2002)

This comprehensive guide gives the trekker valuable information on trekking in Peru and Bolivia with information of graded treks for all levels of experience, the climate, natural history and the local culture, information on the gateway cities of La Paz and Lima and information on safe and healthy travel.

PRICE: $39.95

The mountaineers - A Climbing guide: Bolivia (2004)

This comprehensive guide to climbing in Bolivia offers the climber valuable information on areas to climb, first aid and seven day menu advice, as well as an essential equipment list and a sample hiring contract for equipment that you may come across in Bolivia. This book also includes pictures with a rough diagram on how to climb different peaks.

PRICE: 39.95

Lonely Planet: Bolivia (2004)

This guide gives the traveller to Bolivia detailed example itineraries and planning sections, an adventure guide, 77 maps, a guide to Spanish and other local languages and a detailed summary on accommodation available. This guide also includes details on transport, health and comprehensive directory.

PRICE: $37.95

Footprint: Bolivia (2004)

This guide contains a comprehensive look at Bolivia for the traveller. This guide is divided into relevant geographical regions, with information on accommodation, getting around, activities, eating and other interesting facts about the regions. This guide also includes comprehensive maps of the regions.

PRICE: $44.95

The rough guide to Brazil (2003)

This is a comprehensive guide to travelling in Brazil, with a full colour section with highlights of Brazil, traveller/authors accounts of the attractions, reviews on the best places to eat, drink and stay in all price ranges, detailed backgrounds on Brazil’s history, ecology, society and music as well as sensible advice on exploring the Amazon and other natural wonders and maps and plans for every region of Brazil.

PRICE: $28.95

Lonely Planet: Brazil (2005)

This guide contains a detailed look at Brazil, with a chapter dedicated to the Carnaval in Rio, over 150 maps, details on accommodation and a chapter dedicated to the language of Brazil. Like every Lonely Planet guide, this contains example itineraries, a food and drink chapter, a practical directory and an in-depth history and culture chapter.

PRICE: $42.95

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Lonely Planet City Guide: Buenos Aires (2005)

This guide is a must-have for anyone wishing to tour Buenos Aires. It contains a comprehensive guide on where to eat and drink, where to stay and shop, the language and details on excursions outside the city. This guide includes a city life chapter, walking tours, planning information and comprehensive maps.

PRICE: $32.95

Footprint: Caribbean Islands (2005)

This is a very comprehensive guide to over 100 islands in the Caribbean, including Cuba. This book includes maps, photos, backgrounds to the main islands and short histories and details about climate, activities and government.

PRICE: $39.95

Lonely Planet: Caribbean Islands (2005)

This guide covers the entire Caribbean, with itineraries, insider tips and over 70 detailed maps. This guide also looks at where to stay, eat and drink, as well as what activities to do, events to attend and a practical directory for everything Caribbean. This guide also has a language guide that covers French, Spanish and Dutch basics; includes a small chapter on Cuba.

PRICE: $42.95

The rough guide to the Caribbean (2005)

This guide is a comprehensive guide to the Caribbean, including a chapter on the Bahamas and Cuba. It includes informed coverage of every region, with traveller accounts of the cities and sites of the Caribbean. There are many reviews on the best places to stay, eat and drink on any budget and advice on exploring these islands. It also includes maps and plans of the islands and cities.

PRICE: $38.95

Lonely Planet World Food – Caribbean (2001)

This is the essential guide to the cuisine of the Caribbean, which is influenced by its French, Spanish and Dutch past. This colour guide includes photos, recipes and cocktails from around the islands.

PRICE: $19.95

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The rough guide to Central America (2004)

This guide looks at the seven countries of Central America; including Belize, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Costa Rica, Panama and Nicaragua. This guide includes a full colour section of highlights of the region, accounts of every destination, reviews of accommodation, eateries and nightlife, information on activities to do, reliable transport information and comprehensive maps.

PRICE: $34.00

Footprint: Central America & Mexico (2005)

This guide looks at the seven countries of Central America and includes Mexico; this is a very comprehensive guide of the region, which includes information on accommodation, where to eat, what to do and detailed maps of major centres. It also includes a language guide and has detailed descriptions of each country and detailed analysis and travel advice.

PRICE: $38.00

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Lonely Planet: Watching Wildlife – Central America (2002)

This is a comprehensive guide on wildlife in Central America and includes a chapter on the birds of Central America and gives detailed information and maps about where to see these birds; it also contains detailed descriptions of the habitats found in South America. A colourful guide that is a must-have for the wildlife enthusiast travelling to South America.

PRICE: $34.95

Lonely Planet: Central America on a shoestring – Big trips on a small budget (2004)

This guide is for the traveller with a smaller budget. It covers the seven countries of Central America and Mexico’s Yucatán and Chiapas.  It contains budget accommodation advice, 120 maps of the region, a comprehensive guide on the language and culture. It also includes a planning section with customised itineraries and responsible travel tips.

PRICE: $39.95

Footprint: Chile (2004)

This is a comprehensive guide to travelling in Chile, which included detailed maps, backgrounds into the culture and history of Chile, as well as detailed summaries of each area. It contains the essentials of travelling, where to eat, stay and how to get around; there are also details on the surrounds, climate and environment of this diverse country.

PRICE: $39.95

The Bradt trekking guide: Chile & Argentina (2001)

This is a comprehensive guide that every trekker should have with them when trekking in Chile and Argentina. This guide contains descriptions of 45 hikes, exclusive descriptions of mountain treks near Santiago, comprehensive coverage of national parks, wildlife and the ecology of the region and information on other activities, such as rafting, kayaking, cycling, horse riding and skiing.

PRICE: $39.95

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Bradt: Costa Rica (2006)

This is a guide to all there is to know about Costa Rica by a travel writer who has lived there since 2002. It contains information on accommodation, tours, animal watching, activities to do, new areas that have been open to tourists and a guide to the local language. This guide takes you off the beaten track and away from the touristy parts of Costa Rica and into its centre.

PRICE: $45.00

Lonely Planet: Costa Rica (2004)

This is a comprehensive guide to Costa Rica, with a full colour wildlife guide, environment and adventure chapters, 77 user friendly maps, and details on accommodation. This guide also contains Lonely Planet’s practical directory and planning sections with itineraries.

PRICE: $36.95

Eyewitness Travel Guides: Costa Rica (2005)

This guide contains over 650 photographs of different parts of Costa Rica, with in depth descriptions of the wildlife, landscape, activities, tours as well as where to stay and eat and transportation. This guide was voted “Best Guide Book” by UK Guardian and Observer readers.

PRICE: $34.00

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Lonely Planet: Cuba (2004)

This guide gives a comprehensive look at Cuba – from details about its rich history and culture, to details on some of this island’s best kept secrets. This guide has a comprehensive look at accommodation, where to eat and transportation in Cuba, as well as providing itineraries and a language guide as well as a practical directory.

PRICE: $37.95

Lonely Planet: Cycling Cuba (2002)

This is a guide to the best of Cuba’s cycling tracks and routes. As well as giving you tips on maintenance on you bicycle; it gives you a guide to accommodation, where to eat and what to see along the cycling routes. This guide also gives you a language guide (Spanish) and comprehensive maps of the different routes described.

PRICE: $32.95

Spiral Guide: Cuba (2005)

This is a colourful guide that sets the scene by giving you, the reader feature articles at the beginning to set the scene, then giving you practical advice about Cuba (what to see, where to stay, how to get around), planned day-by-day itineraries, clear maps and advice about where to shop.

PRICE: $29.95

Footprint: Cuba (2004)

This is a comprehensive guide to Cuba – with guidance on where to stay, eat and how to get around, as well as detailed descriptions on the types of activities to do, from diving to cycling. This guide also contains colourful maps, detailed descriptions about many different aspects to do with travelling to Cuba and a basic guide to Spanish for travellers.

PRICE: $34.95

Lonely Planet: Enduring Cuba (2002)

This is a travel novel written by Zoë Brân about her travels in Cuba. This is the second book she has written for Lonely Planet. This is a book that presents Cuba’s many different sides and diversification.

PRICE $19.95

Eyewitness Travel Guides: Cuba (2004)

This guide contains over 900 colour photos of Cuba, with information on the history of Cuba, as well as information on the different regions of Cuba, where to stay and eat, entertainment, activities and other things to do and practical travel information.

PRICE: $34.00

The rough guide to Cuba (2005)

This guide includes a full colour section on Cuba with highlights, thorough accounts of every attraction and informed reviews on the best places to eat, drink, stay for everyone and their budget. This guide also gives specialist reporting on the history and culture of Cuba, as well as a guide to the music. There are also maps and plans for every region.

PRICE: $28.00

Traveller’s Companion: Cuba (2002)

A detailed and comprehensive guide to Cuba, with coloured photographs and a breakdown of each region with detailed descriptions of where to eat stay and go out to in each region. This book also contains a section on the history and culture of Cuba, as well as detailed maps of each region.

PRICE: $44.95

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Mountaineer Books: Ecuador – A Climbing Guide (2000)

A guide that gives an overview of the climbing available in Ecuador; with photographs, 17 maps and 24 topological maps, this is a comprehensive guide to climbing in Ecuador. There are also travel tips and a brief background on Ecuador given.

PRICE: $39.95

Mountaineer Books: Trekking in Ecuador (2002)

This book gives details about 29 trekking adventures in Ecuador for all levels of hiking ability and also provides advice on preparation, conditions, health & safety and where to stay. This guide includes photos and maps of each of the treks discussed.

PRICE: $39.95

Footprint Backpacker: Peru, Bolivia & Ecuador

This is the guide for those on a tight budget travelling to Peru, Bolivia or Ecuador; giving the traveller advice on where to sleep, what sights to see, where to eat, what sorts of activities are available and what transportation there is available. It is a colourful guide that includes maps and background information on every region mentioned.

PRICE: $39.95

Lonely Planet: Ecuador & the Galápagos Islands (2003)

This is a guide that gives the traveller valuable information about travelling in Ecuador and the Galápagos Islands, with information about the best trekking, diving and wildlife-watching available, as well as details about conservation in the region, places to eat, stay and transportation. It also includes 57 maps and a Spanish language guide.

PRICE: $34.95

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Lonely Planet: The Falklands & South Georgia Island (2004)

This is an all-inclusive guide to the Falklands and is the only guidebook available for South Georgia Island. It provides a comprehensive guide to accommodation and looks at the regions history and gives in-depth reporting of the walks and treks in the region, as well as giving detail about the shipwrecks that can be found.

PRICE: $39.95

Mountaineer Books: The Galápagos Islands – Exploring, Enjoying & Understanding Darwin’s Enchanted Islands (2005)

This guide gives a detailed look at the Galápagos Islands and gives in-depth coverage on the animals that can be found, the ecology of the islands and helpful travel tips. It also gives an explanation about what you can expect to see on the islands and includes maps and colour photography.

PRICE: $39.95

Bradt: Galápagos Wildlife (2005)

This is a broad guide to the wildlife that can be found on the Galápagos Islands; it include colour photographs, information about the conservation and ecology and information on visitor sites with trail plans given in full colour.

PRICE: $50.00

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The rough guide to Guatemala (2006)

This guide features a section in full colour that includes the highlights of Guatemala, as well as a look at the sights, cities and ancient sites. It also includes reviews on the best places to eat, drink and stay and gives practical travel advice and an extensive background on Guatemala’s politics, culture, landscape and wildlife.

PRICE: $28.95

Lonely Planet: Guatemala, Belize & Yucatán (2004)

This is a guide that covers the southern states of Mexico, Belize and Guatemala, with travel advice, 128 maps, accommodation guidance, and a comprehensive guide to the sites that can be found in this region. It also provides a chapter with helpful Spanish and Mayan language tips.

PRICE: $36.95

Lonely Planet: Guatemala (2004)

This is a comprehensive guide tot travelling in Guatemala, with easy-to-read maps, accommodation advice and helpful travel tips, which includes border-crossing information. This guide also provides a chapter on Spanish and Mayan Language and a dedicated food and drinks chapter.

PRICE: $32.95

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Footprint pocket guide: Havana (2002)

This pocket book provides a comprehensive guide to Havana, with advice on the best nightspots to visit, where to eat, where to sleep and what are the best sites to see in this party city. It also provides travel advice and transportation tips.

PRICE: $12.95

Cities of the Imagination: Havana (2002)

This book provides an in-depth look at Havana, its culture, history and looks at the city in its current state. The book in broken up into sections according to Havana’s city regions, with advice on what to see and gives the reader and traveller an in-depth look at the history of Havana and its buildings.

PRICE: $29.95

Lonely Planet: Jamaica (2006)

This guide provides the traveller with over 50 maps, broad information on activities available on the island, a guide on where to go for entertainment and a language section. It also provides advice on accommodation, transportation and background information on the island.

PRICE: 32.95

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The Mountaineers: Latin America by Bike - A complete touring guide (1993)

This is the only guide for cyclists wishing to travel anywhere in Latin America between Mexico and Patagonia, with profiles on terrain and road conditions, a background on each country and detailed advice on accommodation, bicycle maintenance and gives recommended tours for 13 countries. It also provides some maps of bicycle trails to take in different countries.

PRICE: $34.95

The rough guide: First -Time Latin America – Everything you need to know before you go (2006)

This is a comprehensive guide for the first time traveller to Latin America, with tips on accommodation, getting around and travel safety. It also provides profiles on every country with maps for that country, as well as details on major attractions and suggested travel routes. This guide also provides helpful pre-travel advice.

PRICE: $28.00

Cities of the Imagination: Lima (2005)

This book provides a guide to Lima’s cultural and historical past, with in-depth descriptions of the many sites around Lima and looks at its architecture, literature, painting and music.

PRICE: $29.95

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Cities of the Imagination: Mexico City (2000)

This book provides a guide to Mexico City’s cultural and historical past, with in-depth descriptions of the many sites, from looking at the ancient Aztec ruins to the modernised parts of the city.

PRICE: $29.95

Baedeker’s Mexico (2000)

A comprehensive guide to Mexico, with a separate map of Mexico accompanying it, this guide provides a list of all of the major sites to see with a rating by the authors, a history of the site and an A-Z of practical information about Mexico. In full colour, this guide provides easy-to-read maps and relevant information for travelling in Mexico.

PRICE: $39.95

The AA Essential Guide: Mexico (2005)

This is a brief guide that offers tips on travelling in Mexico, from listing the top 10 sites, to looking at the best places to shop and eat. A good value book that is a little larger in size than a pocket book, it is ideal for those that want a travel book that is compact.

PRICE: $16.95

The Mountaineers: Mexico - A hiker’s guide to Mexico’s natural history (1998)

This is a guide for the hiker wishing to travel to Mexico, with details for over 20 hikes, varying in length between one and twelve miles. It also includes information on the wildlife of Mexico, as well as its history and the items you need to travel with in Mexico.

PRICE: $34.99

Footprint: Mexico Handbook (2000)

This Mexico handbook gives the reader colour photos of Mexico, practical information about travelling in Mexico, a section on Spanish phrases and colour maps. It is also divided into sections according to regions for easy referencing.

PRICE: $36.95

Lonely Planet: Mexico’s Pacific Coast (2003)

This is a guide to the Pacific Coast of Mexico, with a section dedicated to the activities that can be undertaken in the region, tips for finding the different marine animals of the region, 43 maps and the different regions broken up into sections for easy referencing.

PRICE: $32.95

Lonely Planet: World Food – Mexico (2000)

This is the essential guide to the culture of cuisine in Mexico, with an investigation of the different regional cuisines, a look at ‘nueva cocina mexicana’ and a culinary dictionary, as well as photographs and recipes.

PRICE: $19.95

Lonely Planet: Mexico (2004)

There are 180 maps in this guide of Mexico, with customised itineraries and highlights for one to plan their trip to Mexico by. There is a chapter on Mexican history and cuisine, as well as advice on where to stay, eat and visit. This guide also includes a Spanish language guide.

PRICE: $42.95

Eyewitness Travel Guides: Mexico (2003)

This colourful guide gives the reader a look at over 1000 photographs of Mexico, with floor plans of all of the major sites you would find in Mexico as well as a 3D view of the ancient sites of Mexico. It also includes maps and a brief description of all of the sites listed.

PRICE: $41.00

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Lonely Planet: Panama (2004)

This guide offers the traveller to this country information about activities to do, a look at Panama’s history & culture, advice on where to eat and be entertained and 73 maps. This guide also offers a Spanish language section.

PRICE: $32.95

Bradt Travel Guide: Panama (2005)

This guide gives the traveller a comprehensive coverage of this country, with advice on where to stay, eat and go to what beaches to go to. It also offers a history of the Panama Canal and gives information on all of the different types of adventure sports available.

PRICE: $39.99

Footprint: Patagonia (2005)

This coloured guide looks at Patagonia: where to stay, eat and how to get around. It offers maps, photographs and easy-to-read sections (divided by regions).

PRICE: $38.00

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Footprint: Peru (2005)

This guide offers a colourful look at Peru, from offering travel advice (such as where to stay, what do to, how to get there) to exploring some of Peru’s wonders. It also has information about where and when the best festivals are on.

PRICE: $39.99

Lonely Planet: Peru (2004)

This guide has a planning section to get you on your way, as well as maps, an analysis of Peruvian history, advice about where to stay, what to do and how to get there and a guide to the local languages.

PRICE: $30.95

Footprint: Cuzco & the Inca heartland (2006)

This guide looks at the Inca heartland, giving advice on where to stay, eat and how to get around. It also offers hints on what activities there are to do in the region, as well as the animals that can be found. It also has a helpful list of Spanish phrases that may come in handy when travelling through this region, as well as maps.

PRICE: $37.99

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Footprint: Cuzco & the Inca Trail (2004)

This guide contains information about where to eat, sleep and drink in this region, as well as all you ever wanted to know about the Incas. This guide also shows the best sites to see in the region and offers maps of the different areas.

PRICE: $29.95

Peter Frost: Exploring Cusco (1999)

This book offers the traveller all they need to know about travelling in the Cusco region, from travel tips and advice, to the tips on exploring Cusco.

PRICE: $37.50

Lonely Planet: Puerto Rico (2005)

This guide gives the traveller to Puerto Rico a comprehensive guide to all of the activities available and offers a chapter on the music and dance of the country. It also offers good advice on where to eat the local cuisine and a Spanish language section to aide in communication with the locals.

PRICE: $32.95

Lonely Planet: Rio de Janeiro – City Guide (2004)

This guide has a special section of the phenomenon that is Carnaval, as well as over 30 detailed maps of this wonderful city. There is also a chapter dedicated to the best bars and clubs, as well as a health and fitness chapter; it also features a Portuguese language section.

PRICE: $29.95

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The mountaineers: South America’s National Parks (1990)

This is a guide to the national parks of South America, including details on access, directions, locations, guides to specific trails, the climates and recreational activities. It details 35 parks in 7 countries and has 16 pages of colour photos and maps.

PRICE: $39.95

Footprint: South American Handbook 2006

This is a comprehensive guide for the traveller going to South America, which includes a section for every country with details such as accommodation that can be found, activities to do, maps of major locations, transportation details and advice on where to eat and go. It also offers an essential travel tips section and a history section.

PRICE: $59.95

Adventure Travellers: South America – Expert guides for the adventure traveller (2000)

The ultimate guide for the adventure traveller, this guide breaks up the countries into different sections and gives advice on activities for the adventurous.

PRICE: $44.95

Lonely Planet: South America on a shoestring – Big trips on a small budget (2004)

This is a guide for those who are travelling to South America on a small budget. It offers advice on activities, accommodation, restaurants and gives the traveller a lot of great maps. A must have for the backpacker.

PRICE: $49.95

The rough guide to South America (2004)

This guide offers detailed coverage of everything South American – with a detailed colour section of highlights, highlights of attractions, reviews on the places to stay, eat, be entertained and drink as well as expert travel advice.

PRICE: $44.00

The rough guide to the Yucatán (2005)

This guide has a full colour section with the highlights of this region, as well as accounts from the sites to see, reviews of hotels, restaurants, markets and music venues, travel tips and background on the history of this region.

PRICE: $26.00

Lonely Planet: Yucatán (2003)

This guide offers the traveller 33 maps of the region, along with travel advice, a Spanish language section, advice on the best accommodation and activities to do in the area and a food and market guide.

PRICE: $32.95

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Footprint: Antigua & Leeward Islands (2004)

This pocket guide gives the traveller to these islands advice on where to sleep, eat, drink and sail. It also gives some advice on the types of activities available on these islands.

PRICE: $22.95

Lonely Planet: Healthy Travel – Central & South America (2000)

This guide gives the traveller to the continent helpful advice on how to treat different travel sicknesses, identifies rainforest plants, advice on coping with altitude sickness, a section on avoiding wildlife hazards and a first aid section.

PRICE: $9.95

Lonely Planet Phrasebook: Latin American Spanish (2003)

An essential when travelling to Latin America, this phrasebook has over 2000 two-way words translated.

PRICE: $11.95

Lonely Planet Phrasebook: Quechua – The language of the Andes (2002)

This guide offers a comprehensive look at the language of the Andes, offering grammatical and pronunciation assistance and also gives you practical advice about the culture of the Andes.

PRICE: $11.95

Footprint: Rio de Janeiro

This pocket guide gives you everything you need to know about travelling in Rio, from offering you the best of the sites to see, advice on where to eat, sleep, drink and be merry and a guide to Carnaval.

PRICE: $12.95

Mexicolour: The Spirit of Mexican Design (1998)

This book is a celebration of Mexican art and life, with images from the villages where this colourful art was created. It looks at how Mexican artists use colour around the house and in their architecture.

PRICE: $59.95

Mexicasa: The Enchanting Inns and Haciendas of Mexico (2001)

This book takes you around Mexico as you explore different styles of architecture seen in accommodation, inns and haciendas.

PRICE: $59.95

Lonely Planet: One Planet (2004)

This book has many images of people from all around the book and is “a celebration of life, curiousity and the experience of travel”.

PRICE: $24.95

Colours of Mexico (2005)

This book takes you through Mexico with over 250 photographs through seven themes: flavours, life & people, architecture, landmarks & views, art, culture, light & reflections and time & motion.

PRICE: $41.00

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