The World Stormrider Surf Guide
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New XL format – 33x25cm | 450 pages
limited run hardback edition
Largest collection of surf spot information ever compiled
Painstakingly researched and accurately mapped
Greatest global gallery of professional surf photographs
Completely revised and updated text
The indisputable “mother of all surf guides”
The only “must have” surf book on the planet
The World Stormrider Surf Guide is the biggest, most comprehensive, reference guide to the waves on “Planet Surf”. This mammoth book explores every dynamic surf zone known to man, from world-famous beaches to obscure reefs on the fringes of the known surf world. Each zone includes detailed analysis of the surf spots and swell forecasting, plus the lowdown on when to go, weather, accommodation, food, culture, hazards, the local scene and much more. A unique set of symbols and statistics make vital surf information instantly accessible. Combined with over 260 detailed maps and 600 superb photos, The World Stormrider Surf Guide is an essential tool and the ultimate surf travel resource for all globe-trotting waveriders.
Additional information:
Weight/Gewicht: 2300 g
Dimensions/Maße: 3 x 24 x 32 cm
Gewicht:
2,30 kg
Autor:
Anthony Colas, Bruce Sutherland
Verlag:
Medienart:
Bücher
Sprache:
Englisch
EAN:
9781908520449
Seiten:
450
Erscheinungsjahr:
2018
Land: Oman, Marokko, Malediven, Frankreich, Portugal, USA, Spanien, Mexiko, Südafrika, Australien, Brasilien, Chile, Indonesien, Peru, Neuseeland, Vereinigtes Königreich (Großbritannien)
Bundesland / Provinz: New South Wales, Kalifornien, Kanarische Inseln, Madeira, Florida, South Australia, Western Australia, Französisch-Polynesien, Schottland
Region: Lombok, Tahiti, Madeira, Cornwall, Algarve, Spanische Atlantikküste, Fuerteventura, Bali, Neuseeland Südinsel, West Coast, Französische Atlantikküste, Neuseeland Nordinsel, Portugiesische Atlantikküste, Biskaya, East Coast
Orte / Berge / Seen: Sydney, Lissabon, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Rabat, Casablanca, Hobart, Tel Aviv, Adelaide, Guanacaste