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WALKING IN SICILY AND SARDINIA
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►Italy Topographic
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Walking in Sicily,
Gillian Price - Gillian Price, Exploring this breathtaking island on foot
is a journey through time. Sicily offers wild valleys pitted with Greek
and Roman temples and ancient ruins - reminders of long-gone peoples. Mule
tracks and age-old pathways have survived and reserve a wealth of
surprises, starting with the carpets of brilliant wildflowers. Landscapes
are grandiose. Olive groves thrive alongside citrus orchards, never far
from snow-clad mountain ranges presided over by imposing volcanoes -
ranging from extinct and visitable, through to placidly smoking, and to
constantly active giants Etna and Stromboli, from which fiery rivers of
lava issue. In dramatic contrast is the string of peaceful offshore
islands set in turquoise waters, which are pure Mediterranean in
character. Sicily's stunning range of scenery, combined with its mild
winters and hot dry summers, make rewarding walking holidays feasible all
year round. Visits are facilitated by good road access and an excellent
network of public transport. Accommodation is plentiful, as are memorable
eating places with rich Mediterranean fare.
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Sicily, the finest valley and mountain walks,
Rother Guide -
50 walks in Sicily and the Aeolian Islands.
Each route description is accompanied by a walking map at a scale of
1:50,000 or 1:75,000, and there are general maps at 1:650,000 and
1:700,000. The book also contains numerous tips for places to visit and
sights to see. Translated by experienced British walkers from the German
original.
Landscapes of Sicily, Peter Amann - Detailed descriptions of 41 long and short walks for all ages and abilities, with walking maps of at least 1:50,000 scale. Also contains 27 picnic suggestions, 8 routes for car tours, touring map for motorists, town plans and hints on weather conditions, where to stay and what you need to take with you.
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Landscapes of Sardinia, Andeas
The second largest island on
the Mediterranean, Sardinia is famous for its ancient Nuragic
civilization. The six car tours in this book cover the whole island.
Sardinia is also a little known paradise for walkers and the 22 main
routes (with variations) are also included.
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Sardinia, Rother Walking Guide - Having recently visited Sardinia, we found this pocket-sized walking guide invaluable. The island isn't developed for walking or rambling and the Guide was a great starting point for discovering hidden trails. In the absence of any local topographical map, the illustrations provided the necessary information to help us find our way. Without the Guide we would have seen much less of the countryside and will definitely make sure that we take these guides on our future hols in Europe. Buyer Review. Limited availability.
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