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About this book Wildly beautiful, this ancient land is one of the finest destinations for wildlife viewing in southern Africa, and its opportunities for adventure are almost limitless. Footprint’s Namibia Handbook will guide you from the red sands of the Kalahari to the sunken hulks resting on the striking Skeleton Coast, via the fascinating museums…
About this book Take off and discover Australia’s sunshine coast. From its vibrant cities to stunning beaches, beautiful wine region and tremendous rainforests, East Coast Australia is a region so blessed with natural beauty it’s no wonder it has attracted visitors for years. Footprint’s fully updated 5th edition East Coast Australia Handbook will help you…
About this book Go for an early morning walk along the Corniche – Beirut’s seaside promenade – and watch as the Mediterranean Sea laps against the rocks while the summits of Mount Lebanon dominate the horizon to the east. Enjoy a strong black coffee here before hitting Hamra to experience Beirut’s bustling commercial side or…
About this book The newest addition to Footprint’s burgeoning series of activity guides, “Diving South East Asia”, introduces divers to the world’s most diverse marine environment. This truly comparative guide includes over 400 popular sites, all of which have been dived, reviewed and photographed by experienced husband-and-wife team, Beth and Shaun Tierney. From the pristine,…
Discover the Slovakian capital on foot with our handy walking tour
Find out how the ancients of the world interpreted the sky in this roundup of some of the most fascinating astronomical sites.
Make your trip to Zimbabwe even more special with some of these lesser-known destinations
From surf to sealife, this Central American country has a wealth of attractions to offer the visitor.
Uganda is the perfect destination for adventure lovers and adrenaline junkies
From mountain passes to whale-watching, these are our highlights of the already iconic driving route.
Although Bratislava has changed dramatically in recent years, you can still spy remnants of the socialist regime
Choosing a favourite national park is like having to choose a favourite child. You can’t – just love them all.
‘Africa’s last Eden’ is well worth a visit.