Atlantic Islands

In the middle of the Atlantic lie many charming island groups. This cruising guide takes up these and covers the Azores Canaries Madeira Cape Verde Islands and Bermuda. It is also divided into these five chapters each of which provides a tourist introduction information on the climate and of course detailed descriptions of the ports. In addition to the port maps photos and aerial photographs of these ports are also included. Also in this work one will find useful contact details and regulations for the regions.

The Spanish Canary Islands are characterised by a diverse landscape as not every island is like the other. For example Lanzarote is known for its black lava rocks and beaches while Tenerife often brings to mind Pico del Teide the highest mountain in Spain.
Madeira the smaller Portuguese archipelago is also characterised by its mountainous landscape which even extends to the coast.  The Azores are also known for their diverse landscape so there is one or more islands appealing to every taste. The independent Cape Verde Islands are not yet a tourist magnet and are also very varied. Surrounded by coral reefs is Bermuda which lies in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.

The book is entirely in English the last edition is from 2021.