* Charley Boorman's brand-new adventure for 2009 - backed by a major six-part series on BBC 2

To tie-in with a major six part BBC2 series, Ray Mears heads into the wilds of Canada bringing us a unique combination of bushcraft, landscape, history and adventure.

Features hundreds of London's best restaurants, bars, gastropubs and cafes.

Kevin McCloud shows us how to experience the highs - and the lows - of a grand tour through France, Germany, Italy, Greece and Turkey.

The bestselling guide to how to survive in the wild, in any climate, on land or at sea. Written by ex-SAS survival expert John 'Lofty' Wiseman.

The top seller in the market yet again! Simon and Susan Veness have cornered the market with the No 1 guide to the hottest destination for British holidaymakers. With this guide you have a holiday planner that takes care of everything - from when to go, how to get there, where to stay, and everything to see and do. A proven winner! Fifteenth edition.

Fifteenth edition. Over a year in the making, the authors travelled the length and breadth of the country uncovering the best sights and accommodation options.

Explores nostalgia, identity, eccentricity, gin drinking and occasional violence.

From the Cairngorms in Scotland to Penwith on the Cornish coast, this title tells the story of each region. It features personal observations, anecdotes and stories that capture the atmosphere of each region.

Eleventh edition.

* A brand new travel adventure from bestselling author Charley Boorman

1000 ideas, places and activities for both travellers and lovers of life lists alike. The guide is wide ranging, entertaining, authoritative, and offers lists of classic experiences as well as more off-the-beaten-track suggestions.

Records brief glimpses and fleeting encounters, celebrating the people who helped spark the author's view of the world and mould her responses. This book presents a range of human experience: children playing, a homeless man in Manhattan and a lascivious taxi-driver. It also features celebrated figures, from President Truman to Peter OToole.

More than 800 of the best hotels, inns, guest houses and B&Bs. This comprehensive guide includes smart city hotels, rural B&Bs and stately homes in Great Britain and Ireland, and lists special hotels ranging from romantic and gourment to child-friendly. Includes user-friendly colour maps and discount vouchers worth 150 pounds. Independent, no payment, no advertising, no hospitality accepted from .

Includes over 300 experiences outlined in a wide-ranging collection for the traveller, from lightspotting (lighthouse visiting) to finding the perfect midlife crisis getaway. Listed are the top cities, regions and countries to explore in 2010. That's 30 great places, from the more challenging to the spectacular.

For 15 years Michael Winner has been reviewing restaurants in The Sunday Times. His column remains the most read and most controversial and is a shining star of original comments. For his new book, Winner's Dinners, Michael Winner has drawn on the reviews he has written for The Sunday Times, updated many of them and included other hotels and restaurants which he has never written about in the ...

Features a collection of travel images - from amazing Hindu prayer flags in Nepal to breathtaking views of the Caribbean coast. This book captures the experience of travel in its various guises from colourful festivals & celebrations and powerful art & amazing architecture to people at work & at play.

A companion to Don't Run, Whatever You Do , in which the author encounters ravenous lions, stampeding elephants and lovesick rhinos. It recounts his adventures in a private section of South Africa's famous Kruger National Park and in Botswana's Okavango Delta, where desert animals from the Kalahari make their homes next to aquatic creatures.

Ever since Paul Theroux first embarked in London on the first train of his Great Railway Bazaar, railways have been a rich source for the best travel writing. These days, with our awareness of the global warming implications of endless air travel and the opportunity to jump on a train at magnificent St Pancras and be whisked straight to the continent, train travel has assumed a new importance and

Presents a selection of forty of the world's best train journeys, from nostalgic steam lines to high-speed locomotives.