Azores, 3rd

These mid-Atlantic Portuguese islands are increasingly popular with nature lovers and gardeners, who will find their interests well catered to in this Bradt guide. Topics as diverse as the Azorean kitchen, island windmills, patron saint festival days, and whale- and dolphin-watching provide a flavor of the culture and heritage of the islands. A series of walks taking in the lakes of Sete Cidades, rugged volcanic craters, and picturesque villages will guide visitors around the best that these tranquil islands offer.

Features include:
>Broad-ranging sightseeing advice and highlights for each of the nine islands
>Excellent coverage of natural history and gardens by an expert
>Scenic walks around the volcanic landscape
>Illustrated guide to the islands' key flora
>Information on self-drive, local transport, and walking holidays