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9780028637129

Frommer's® Adventure Guides : Central America

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  • ISBN13:

    9780028637129

  • ISBN10:

    0028637127

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2000-03-01
  • Publisher: Frommers
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Summary

We're proud to unveil the first three volumes in a brand-new series of full-color guides to the world's great adventures. Adventure travel is the fastest-growing trend in the travel industry today, and these exciting new guides offer a new approach to each destination. Each guide contains lively, personal accounts of 25 real adventures, combined with practical advice from the experts so you can plan a trip of your own no matter what your interest, skill level, or budget. We'll tell you how to tackle each adventure on your own, or with the area's most noted outfitters. These are not catalogs of high-risk adrenaline sports, but guides to adventures within the reach of any reasonably fit person of any age and skill. We've also included a 64-page directory of other activities and outfitters in each region. Look for full-color photos throughout, plus regional and route maps, insider tips, seasonal calendars, and ideas for family travel ñ everything you need for a safe, worry-free adventure!

Author Biography

About the Authors FIONA DUNLOP Fiona Dunlop's taste for the tropics, for ancient cultures and for developing countries has been tested to the full while writing travel books on Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia, Vietnam, India, Costa Rica and Mexico. Before her immersion in this peripatetic lifestyle, she spent 15 years in Paris where she worked in, and wrote about, the arts for numerous art and interior design magazines. Now based in London, she continues to cover contemporary design between her travels. Her articles have appeared in the Observer, the Sunday Times, The Times, Elle Decoration, and Homes & Gardens amongst others. JANE EGGINTON Jane Egginton is a travel writer and researcher who writes magazine features as well as guide books. Jane has written for many publishers including Reader's Digest and Thomas Cook, and was a winner in the Observer Young Travel Writer of the Year Award. Jane has travelled extensively throughout Britain, Asia, Australasia and the Americas, both for work and for pleasure. Central and South America remain favourite destinations both for their beautiful, varied landscapes and for the adventures and activities they offer. She is currently writing a guide book to Mexico. CARL PENDLE Carl Pendle studied photography and creative writing whilst at university in America. After graduating, he returned home to England, first working as a newspaper photographer and then as a copywriter for an advertising agency. He's been a freelance travel writer and photographer since 1991 and has recently become a member of the British Guild of Travel Writers. During his assignment in Central America, he braved hurricane Mitch in a single-engined plane in Nicaragua, so swimming with sharks in Belize was no problem. Carl's work has also appeared in GQ, Active, Maxim, Washington Post and the Independent. STEVE WATKINS Photographer and writer Steve Watkins specialises in covering adventure travel, extreme sports and cultural issues, especially if it involves his favourite destinations—Latin America and Australia, where he lived for four years. His work has featured in numerous magazines, newspapers, books and corporate brochures, including Wanderlust, Traveller, Travellers Handbook, No Limits World, Global Adventure, Mountain Biking UK, and various BBC publications, and his photographs have been widely exhibited, including at London's Barbican gallery. He has recently finished writing Adventure Sports Europe, to be published by Queensgate Publishing in spring 2000. He is now based in South Wales.

Table of Contents

Introduction.
About the Authors.
How to Use this Book.
Regional Map.
Practical Matters.
When to GoùAdventure Planner.
Travelling Safe.
Mexico.
Into the Desert.
The Railway in the Wilds.
Ruined Lands of Oaxaca.
Sea and Sierra.
Rafting in Veracruz.
Art in the Jungle.
Guatemala.
Between the Volcanoes.
Mayan Heritage.
Cruising Around Rfo Dulce.
Belize.
Waterworld.
Stuck on the South.
Under the Spell of the Maya.
Honduras.
Escape to the Wild Side.
Treasure Islands.
A Life in Ruins.
Rivers of Time.
Nicaragua.
Utopia in the Forest.
Into the Volcano.
The Historic Rfo San Juan.
Costa Rica.
Northern Exposure.
Where Wild Things Go.
Jungle Paddlers.
Trail of the Turtle Catchers.
A Nicoyan Odyssey.
Panama.
Where Oceans Meet.
Contacts.
Activities AûZ.
Index and Gazetteer.
Acknowledgements.

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