Reisgids Eastern Provence (Côte d'Azur tot de Alpen) - Frankrijk | Sunflower (9781856913614)

• ISBN / Code:
  9781856913614
• Aantal blz.:
  184
• Uitgever:
  Sunflower books
• Editie:
  2009
• Soort:
  Reisgids
• Taal:
  Engels
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Reisgids Eastern Provence (Côte d'Azur tot de Alpen) - Frankrijk | Sunflower

Reisgids met 10 autoroutes en 36 wandelroutes in de omgeving van Nice (Oostelijke gedeelte van de Provence van de Côte d'Azur tot aan de Alpen). De meeste wandelingen zijn circulair en varieren van zo'n 2 - 4 uur wandelen. Per route staat de zwaarte beschreven.

This is the first book of a two-volume guide to Provence, written by the authors of the prize-winning Landscapes of Madeira. It is intended for motorists who want to tour the most beautiful roads in Côte d'Azur and eastern Provence and enjoy some superb walks along the way. Beginning at Nice and the Riviera, you head north and west through the Alpes-Maritimes and Alpes de Haute-Provence (highlights include the Mercantour National Park, Grand Canyon du Verdon and a journey on the Train des Pignes). Beyond Var, with its unspoilt coast, the book takes you round the Montagne Ste-Victoire to Aix-en-Provence.

The book is also ideal for those taking city breaks to Nice with the budget airlines ; there's no need to hire a car, because many walks are within easy reach by the excellent public transport.

The touring routes have been described in such detail that there is no need to make constant reference to a map. The walks selected ­ all set in areas of great natural beauty and historical interest ­ are those the authors believe offer the greatest sense of satisfaction for the effort involved. These are not tough GR routes, but mostly circular walks suitable for moderately fit people.

Best months for walking: generally March to June and September and October, but walks on the Côte d'Azur can be enjoyed throughout the winter months.

Where to Stay. The book covers a lot of ground; touring bases are suggested at the start of each tour. If you're travelling out of season, there is no need to book ahead. If you're just taking a short break, then the greatest selection of walks will be reached from Nice, and there is no need to hire a car.