Libros de Guías de África, página 6 de 22

A shaded relief map of Nigeria at 1:600,000. One Side. 27x39 inches. (AFR39, $11.95)

This Sahara Travel Map covers the Sahara region, including Libya, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Chad, Niger, Mali, Mauritania, Senegal, Gambia, Guinea-Bissau, and Burkina Faso. It is now printed on durable ITM plastic paper and includes glossary and inset maps of the Canary Islands and African Climate Regions.

Climb the stalls at Leptis Magna's theatre without looking back, then turn around for the best view in th Roman world. Hear water lapping in the heart of the desert atthe Ubari Lakes. Find out what Libyans really mean when they tell you, " every country has its own customs " get step-by-step instructions on obtaining a tourist visa. The only up-to-date Libya travel guide on the market. Save your tour guide a mutiny read our hotel reviews first then head for the best. GPS references for hard-to-find Saharan sites. Fascinating literary quotations bring the history of desert exploreation to life.

Home of the original Lotus Eaters, Tunisia still tempts travellers to stay forever. Traipse around soaking up Roman history and Berber culture or just pull up a sand dune and get lost in the starscap

Visitate gli affascinanti musei di Windhoek. Fate un''emozionante puntata in aereo sulle dune di Swakopmund. Assaporate le suggestioni del vento e della nebbia sulla Skeleton Coast. Ammirate il Namib Desert mentre scivolate su una duna sopra una tavola di masonite oliata.

Gemma Pitcher, David Andrew, Kate Armstrong, James BainbridgeDiscover Africa Watch the sun set over the Niger at Mopti, where Malians trade fish for salt with the desert Tuareg. Wake up to the tug of a trunk as elephants wander through your campsite in the Serengeti National Park. Dip your oar quietly into the Okavango Delta as you drift towards a pride of lions lounging on the water's edge. In This Guide: 24 authors, 49 countries, 1 delicious giant rat. Covering more countries than any other Africa travel guide. Feature chapter on Africa's development by veteran Africa journalist and best-selling author Michela Wrong. Visit lonelyplanet.com for up-to-the-minute reviews, updates, and traveler suggestions.

"The Rough Guide to Egypt" is your indispensable guide to the oldest tourist destination on earth. The full- colour introduction highlights ''what not to miss'', from jeep or camel safaris in the Western desert to the pyramids and Sphinx at Giza. This fully-updated 7th edition includes expanded coverage of Nile cruises and diving in the Red Sea and Mediterranean, as well as up-to-date coverage of Cairo, with accommodation and restaurants conveniently organised by district. The guide includes brand new "authors picks" section highlighting all the top places to eat, drink and stay to suit every budget and new colour sections on temples, Islamic architecture and reef flora and fauna. The guide also takes a comprehensive look at Egypt''s fascinating history and culture and comes complete with maps and plans for every area. "The Rough Guide to Egypt" is like having a local friend plan your trip!

New, expanded edition: the world''s best full-colour travel guides just got better. This volume in the award-winning "Eyewitness Travel Guide" series shows Egypt as it has never been shown before. With the help of this guide, you can explore the pyramids using 3-D cutaways, bargain your way through the souqs, plan your Nile cruise - and even learn how to decipher basic hieroglyphics. Good maps and plenty of hotel and restaurant recommendations make sure your visit is fun and hassle-free.

New, expanded edition: the world's best full-colour travel guides just got better. This volume in the award-winning "Eyewitness" series shows South Africa as it has never been shown before. Visit its city centres with the help of 3-D aerial maps, explore Zulu Culture and the Palace of the Lost City with 3-D cutaways, choose what to eat from a visual menu, and plan your trip to Kruger National Park.

Mary Fitzpatrick, Matt Phillips, Tim Bewer, Jean-Bernard Carillet, Paul ClammerSalt caravans in the Sahara, imposing forts on the Ghanaian coast, urban buzz in Lagos, the steamy lushness of Casamance- West Africa's attractions are as diverse as they are intriguing. Whether you want to set out for Timbuktu, laze on a sandy beach or overland it from desert to jungle, Lonely Planet shows you the what, where and how. Move To The Groove - our expert music chapter tell who's who, where it's happening and what's hot. Be Inspired - highlights, itineraries and planning sections help you plot your path. Get The Background with in-depth discussion of West Africa's history, manifold cultures and distinctive arts and crafts. Talk The Talk - our language chapter will have you greeting locals in 25 regional languages. Go Your Own Way with detailed transport information and 150 user-friendly maps.