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Guidebook to the Andalucian section of the GR7 long-distance hiking trail in Spain, from Tarifa to Puebla de Don Fadrique. Includes a northern route via Cordoba Province and southern route via Granada Province. The whole 1225km trail takes 34-42 days to complete but can be split into shorter sections.

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Guy Hunter-Watts has lived and worked in Andaluc¿since the 1980s. After studying at the universities of Santiago and Salamanca he taught English in South America before moving to the Ronda mountains where he has been leading guided walks for almost 30 years.

Guidebook to walking in the mountains of Ronda and Grazalema in Andaluc'a, southern Spain. The 32 graded routes range from 4 to 16km and explore the Natural Parks of Grazalema and La Sierra de las Nieves, the 'Pueblos Blancos' (White Villages) perched high in the mountains, and the Genal and Guadiaro river valleys.

Guy Hunter-Watts has lived and worked in Andaluc¿since the 1980s. After studying at the universities of Santiago and Salamanca he taught English in South America before moving to the Ronda mountains where he has been leading guided walks for almost 25 years. His work as a walking guide and freelance journalist has taken him to many corners of the planet including India, Namibia, Tanzania, Latin America and Mongolia.

A guide to Andalucia's boutique hotel scene. It contains 130 of the best small hotels and hostelries in Spain's Andalucia province. It includes: a range of hotels - from small and chic to sumptuous, and wide range of locations - countryside, town, ocean's edge - with a choice of hotels in the cities of Seville, Cordoba, Cadiz, and Granada.

Guy Hunter-Watts has lived and worked in Andaluc¿since the 1980s. After studying at the universities of Santiago and Salamanca he taught English in South America before moving to the Ronda mountains, where he has been leading guided walks for almost 25 years. His work as a walking guide and freelance journalist has taken him to many corners of the planet including India, Namibia, Tanzania, Latin America and Mongolia.