Antarctica wildlife guide. Pen portraits and illustrations of key wildlife species, covering natural history and identification of penguins, albatrosses, seals and whales. Also covers Antarctic exploration history, advice for visitors, petrels, cormorants, sheathbills, skuas, gulls, terns, fish, terrestrial plants and marine invertebrates.
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Lapland Travel Guide – Expert travel advice and tips including the Finnish, Swedish and Norwegian regions, ice and treehouse hotels, northern lights tours, Sámi art and culture. Also covering itineraries, winter and summer activities such as dog-sledding and hiking, Laponia World Heritage area, Luleå, Tromsø, Narvik, Finnmark Plateau and Jokkmokk.
The Arctic Wildlife Guide – Travel information and tips including practical tips and field guides to Arctic wildlife and plants. Also featuring detailed illustrations, translation guide, endemic and endangered species’ identification, a glossary of snow and ice, the history of exploitation and conservation, and natural history.
Antarctica Wildlife Guide – Travel information and expert advice on the wildlife of Antarctica featuring species identification and field guides to flora and fauna. Also including detailed illustrations, suggested itineraries and tour operators, glossary of scientific names, penguins, whales, seals, Antarctic exploration history, maps and routes.
Svalbard Travel Guide – Holiday advice and expert tips on Spitsbergen, Franz Josef Land and Jan Mayen, from Longyearbyen hotels, activities, expeditions and cruises, to wildlife and island flora. Also including suggested itineraries, Arctic exploration, Hornsund, Pyramiden, treks, kayaking, whale watching, polar bears and dog sledding.
Sit back and enjoy this kaleidoscope of colours.
It is, quite simply, magical.
You think your life is hard? Try swapping places with the emperor penguin.
Our expert author’s guide to the best spots in the region for catching a glimpse of those iconic green hues.
There’s not a hot cross bun in sight!
Once you’ve seen your first whale, you will want to see another… and another.
There’s nowhere else quite like it.
Catch a glimpse of those iconic green hues.
Penguins, seals, seabirds and whales.
There’s no permanent human population on the island, but still a lot of friendly inhabitants…