Walking in the Algarve. By June Parker. Cicerone Press. 2nd ed. due 4/2006. 'Although the mild and sunny climate of the Algarve attracts many visitors all the year round, its potential as a walking area is virtually unknown. Cliff-top paths offer breathtaking views over deserted beaches, richly colored ochre and red cliffs contrast with brilliant blues and greens ofthe sea and the rock formations are truly amazing with arches, sea-stacks, caves and blowholes. Inland there is varied landscape.' (From the cover). 168 pages. 1-85284-173-7.
The author recommends either three sheets, which cover most of the trails,more complete set of 14 sheets.
65-20951AL
Guide - Due 2/2006
$23.95
Recommended most useful maps:
65-2049-49C
Monchique. Sheet 49C.
$19.95
65-2049-49D
Silves. Sheet 49D.
$19.95
65-2049-50C
San Bras de Alportel. Sheet 50C.
$19.95
Additional maps for full coverage:
65-2049-48D
Bordeira. Sheet 48D.
$19.95
65-2049-49A
Odeceixe. Sheet 49A.
$19.95
65-2049-49B
San Marcos da Serra. Sheet 49B.
$19.95
65-2049-50A
Ameixial. Sheet 50A.
$19.95
65-2049-50B
Alcoutim. Sheet 50B.
$19.95
65-2049-50D
Vila Real de Santo Antonio. Sheet 50D.
$19.95
65-2049-51B
Vila do Bispo. Sheet 51B.
$19.95
65-2049-52A
Portimao. Sheet 52A.
$19.95
65-2049-52B
Albufeira. Sheet 52B.
$19.95
Walking in Portugal guide. Pili Pala Press, 2000. This guide includes 33 described walks over high peaks, past megalithic ruins and through abandoned villages.
33 step-by-step walk descriptions.
32 pages of full color maps
Info on where to find Portugal's plants and animals, with 13 pages of identification tips.
From castles to bagpipes, discover Portugal's rich heritage and vibrant present are described in our People and Culture section.
All the practical essentials you need to make your trip hassle-free.
