Grehge ly Underwater Books Travel Guide) - Softcover

Josef Litt

Softcover

ISBN 10: 132099931X ISBN 13: 9781320999311

Publisher: Mostly Underwater Books, 2018

Synopsis

The ultimate guide to the Galįpagos islands full of captivating information and first-hand stories - with 288 pages filled with more than 300 stunning photographs as well as original illustrations.

GALĮPAGOS offers a comprehensive picture of one of our planet's most extraordinary places, bringing together elements of history, science and personal travelogue packed with beautiful photography. The first book of the Mostly Underwater series will take you on a breath-taking journey through the magic archipelago including underwater and bird's eye perspectives. It uncovers the fascinating behaviour of the unique Galapagos fauna. It is filled with stories of discovery and colonisation but also of exploitation, deceit, mutiny and murder. If you plan to visit Galapagos or would just like to know more about these incredible islands, this is the book for you.

∙ 288 pages
∙ Maps and original illustrations
∙ More than 300 stunning land-based, aerial and underwater photographs
∙ Animal descriptions and behaviours
∙ Island walkthroughs

"I found the writing crisp, clear and engaging, jam-packed with intriguing theories, eye-opening facts, and attractive illustrations. Here's a book that I - and I hope many others - will use and enjoy for a long time to come."
- Tui De Roy, world-renowned photographer and author of acclaimed books about Galapagos.

"A must-read for anyone planning to visit the islands and equally for those that already have a place in their heart for Galįpagos."
- Dr Alexander Mustard, internationally awarded underwater photographer and a commended author.

About this edition

• Publisher: Mostly Underwater Books
• Publication date: 2018
• ISBN 10: 132099931X
• ISBN 13: 9781320999311
• Binding: Paperback
• Edition number: 1
• Number of pages: 288