With their very first I Love the Seaside edition, in 2016, a small ocean-loving team set things in motion. After the huge success of their first three books, guiding you along the surf hubs of Southwest then Northwest Europe, and the Moroccan coast, they set off to Great Britain and Ireland. Starting on England's east coast, they surfed their way up to Scotland, all the way to the Highlands and around the NC500 coastal route, before checking onto the ferry to the Outer Hebrides. And further down the west they went, following the craggy coast of Wales, then all around Devon and Cornwall. In Ireland they travelled from the Causeway Coast in the north, down the west all the way to County Kerry. This guide is not only about the surfing. It is about travelling - alongside the ocean mainly, and a bit inland - about places, and about people. I Love the Seaside aim to connect travellers and locals, and to share the finest places with you. You will get a clear view of the backdrop, places you'll love to hang out, eat and sleep, fine shops, outdoor activities and things to do and see, local food facts and stories of inspiring seaside people. The full colour I Love the Seaside Surf & Travel Guide to Great Britain and Ireland contains 464 pages and is filled with inspiring photography that reflects the atmosphere and seaside lifestyle perfectly.
One of eight books in the popular South West Coast Path: Top 10 walks series. Handy, pocket-sized, full colour walking guides written by experts. The perfect impulse buy. This attractive and cleverly structured guide gives walkers ten circular walks to the best tea shops and cafes along the South West Coast Path - in a popular pocketable format. With clear information, an overview and introduction for each walk, numbered directions, large scale Ordnance Survey Maps, superb eye-grabbing panoramic photographs, and interpretation of points of interest along the way, these guides set a new standard in clarity and ease-of-use.
North Wales Rock, published by the Climbers' Club under the Wired imprint, is a brand-new selected climbs guidebook covering Eryri (Snowdonia) and its surrounding areas.
North Wales is arguably the UK's most popular climbing destination... it has everything - a tremendous array of spectacular mountain crags, world class sea cliff climbing, great outcrop 'cragging' plus the surreal and unique adventure that is the Dinorwig Slate Quarries, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
There can be few equals in the world where such a variety of rock types, environments and climbing styles exist within such a small area, enabling the climber to choose adventure or sport, single or multi-pitch to suit the mood of the day or the demands of the weather.
Presented in the clear and attractive WIRED style, with inspirational images, clear maps and diagrams from the authority on North Wales rock climbing; The Climbers' Club, this new guide offers a lifetime of great days out for every climber.
