By Bob Cooper

Their liveaboard life was described in 'On the nose', a perceptive and witty tongue-in-cheek guide for yachties, packed with seriously funny cartoons. 'Bang on the nose', the long-awaited and equally entertaining follow-up, continues their journey around Malta, Greece and Turkey, and is even more crammed with whimsical full-colour cartoons, amusing stories, handy hints and cruising characters.

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By D. Hilbers
2006
Before entering in the Mediterranean Sea, the River Rhone branches out into a delta to create a large coastal marshland - the Camargue. As one of the most diverse, bird-rich and accessible wetlands of the Mediterranean basin, the Camargue is deservedly a classic destination for naturalists. This Guide introduces you to this fascinating region and provides you with routes to discover the area on your own.

Pb. 200pp 140 colour plates. 14 maps 148x210mm

By D. Hilbers

The Coto Doņana is a large, wild wetland at the southwestern tip of Europe. This Guide to the Coto Doņana and surrounding coastal lowlands introduces you to this fascinating region and provides you with itineraries to discover the area at your own pace.

Pb. 148x210mm 159pp 150 colour plates

By M. Streeter
This lavishly illustrated book features gripping stories of powerful empires, competing cultures and huge personalities, and shows how the glories of the Mediterranean's past have helped make Europe, and the World, what it is today.

240pp 297x228mm Hb.200 colour photos, 15 maps.

by Charles Arnold
2008
This is not a sailing pilot, or cruising guide but is a comprehensive guide to the Mediterranean islands and an essential reference book for Med lovers, island-devotees, sailors and anyone dreaming of their next holiday. The book is beautifully produced with 290 colour photographs and 484 specially-drawn maps and mini-maps. It covers over 1000 islets and has chapters written by leading international experts on geology, history, plant life, environment, tourism, wildlife and sailing.

Pb. 416pp 239x173mm

By Bob Cooper

One spring morning, Bob and Liz Cooper set off in 'Yanina', their Warrior 35, to see how far round the world they could get . 'On the nose' is an entertaining and amusing account of their journey into the Mediterranean, and Bob's inimitable writing and brilliant drawing style present a delightful and ironic look at the cruising life.

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By Lin & Larry Pardey

The Pardeys spent eleven years cruising the world in their backyard-built 24 foot cutter 'Seraffyn'. 'Seraffyn's Mediterranean Adventure' covers three years of their cruising life in and around the Mediterranean.

228x148mm 256pp b/w photos