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Moon Handbooks Baja (Moon Handbook Baja,
Latest Edition)
from Avalon Travel Publishing
Price: $13.57
Customer Review:
I recently took this book along on a two-week trip to Baja. Joe
Cummings clearly has a love for the place, and provides a lot of
helpful and informative information. It's most useful in it's
guides to the towns and cities, restaurant & hotel
recommendations etc. We used it to supplement another... |
Customer Rating:
4.7 / 5.0
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The Magnificent Peninsula: The Comprehensive Guidebook to
Mexico's Baja California
from HJ Williams
Customer Review:
I already had 3-4 books on Baja, including Lonely Planets, but
Jack and Patti's book is the most thorough, well laid out book
I've ever seen on an area. Every gas station, boat ramp, and
dirt road is logically and easily listed. Great backroad
recommendations. This book will be used more than any... |
Customer Rating:
4.5 / 5.0
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The Baja Catch
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The Cave Paintings of Baja California: Discovering the Great
Murals of an Unknown People (Sunbelt Natural History Books)
from Sunbelt Publications
Customer Review:
Crosby has an encyclopedic knowledge of the area. Based on many
years of travel in the peninsula, this magnificently illustrated
volume not only provides information on visiting the primary
pictograph sites of central Baja, but also provides memorable
insights to the contemporary human culture of... |
Customer Rating:
4.7 / 5.0
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Foghorn Outdoors Baja Camping: The Complete Guide to More Than
170 Tent and RV Campgrounds
from Avalon Travel Publishing
Customer Review:
I've traveled throughout Baja the last 2 years and found the
book is very out of date. Many of the campgrounds mentioned have
closed and some of the sites are no longer suitable for camping,
for others, the nature/quality of site has changed. This can be
a big problem if you've traveled to some... |
Customer Rating:
4.0 / 5.0
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The Baja Adventure Book
from Wilderness Press
Customer Review:
I recently traveled to baja for my first time last
november,2000. I used this book and it was helpful. I hitch
hiked for three weeks in baja sur, traveling most of the
unbeaten paths. This book was helpful to get me to those places
people seldom travel to. I was surprised by the fact that alot
of... |
Customer Rating:
4.9 / 5.0
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Traveler's Guide to Camping Mexico's Baja
from Rolling Home Press
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Agave Sunsets: Treasured Tales of Baja
from Renegade Enterprises
Customer Review:
Agave Sunsets: Treasured Tales Of Baja is a memorable
compilation of Baja anecdotes by Ann Hazard in a celebration of
the heart and life of Mexico. From "Boys ' Beer in Baja" and
"Dirt Roads in the Dark", to Baja's Exotic Wine Country" to
"I've Got Todos Santos on My Mind", these engaging and...
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5.0 / 5.0
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Cartwheels in the Sand: Bara California, Four Women and a Motor
Home
from Renegade Enterprises
Customer Review:
I've been traveling in Baja for thirty years. Ann has captured
the essence of the Baja experiance, both of the land and the
people who enjoy it. A wonderful book! |
Customer Rating:
5.0 / 5.0
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Cooking With Baja Magic: Mouth-Watering Meals from the Enchanted
Kitchens & Campfires of Baja
from Renegade Enterprises
Customer Review:
I was so disappointed in this book, especially after reading the
reviews of others. Perhaps the author wrote the book for people
who have no access to ingredients typically used in Mexican
cookery, which 10 years ago might have been somewhat an excuse,
but today, authentic Mexican ingredients are... |
Customer Rating:
4.4 / 5.0
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Baja on the Fly
from Frank Amato Pubns
Customer Review:
Definately one of the better books on fishing Baja. Well worth
getting! |
Customer Rating:
5.0 / 5.0
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Into a Desert Place: A 3000 Mile Walk Around the Coast of Baja
California
from W.W. Norton & Company
Customer Review:
Travel books about daring trips to places filled with hardships
erupt like volcanic ash from the "featured on sale" sections of
bookstores. Authors fill the shelves, as they have for a dozen
decades, with endless sagas of how they
climbed-a-mountain-and-everybody-died, why they... |
Customer Rating:
4.8 / 5.0
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Baja Fever: Journeys into Mexico's Intriguing Peninsula
from Mountain N Air Books
Customer Review:
A truly terrific book on Baja. Greg Niemann captures the
incredible drawing power of Baja, through his personal
experiences of years of travel throughout the peninsula. I
really enjoyed the detailed descriptions of the places Greg has
visited. I love this book! |
Customer Rating:
5.0 / 5.0
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The Other Side : Journeys in Baja California
from Sunbelt Publications
Customer Review:
This lady brought me to love a land and people in a manner I
never dreamed possible. A must read for the romantic as well as
the pedantic. |
Customer Rating:
5.0 / 5.0
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King of the Moon: A Novel of Baja California
from Apples & Oranges
Customer Review:
Albert Camus said that the true writer lends a voice to those
who can not speak, or write for that matter, for themsleves. Mr.
Kira has accomplished this with passion and style. Let us not
forget that a good book not only is a good read, and his is
indeed that, but it manifests a spirit which... |
Customer Rating:
4.9 / 5.0
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Moon Handbooks Cabo: LA Paz to Cabo San Lucas (Moon Handbooks:
Cabo, 4th Ed)
from Avalon Travel Publishing
Customer Review:
This concise guide covers the bottom quarter of the Baja
California peninsula from La Paz to Cabo San Lucas. It's chock
full of useful data and advice cultivated over four editions.
The sports and recreation sections are admirable, and there's
good information on the local food and drink. The hotel... |
Customer Rating:
4.4 / 5.0
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Sea Kayaking in Baja
from Wilderness Press
Customer Review:
The only guide in print for sea kayaking the Baja. The author
does a good job of providing an overview of this vast subject.
The book is geared towards people planning independent trips,
and provides descriptions of about 15 areas, along with maps
(non-nautical), put in points, trip difficulty,... |
Customer Rating:
4.0 / 5.0
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The Surfer's Guide to Baja
from SurfPress Publishing
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Diving Baja California (Aqua Quest Diving Series)
from Aqua Quest Pubn
Customer Review:
This is a great book for divers & snorkelers, diving along the
Sea of Cortez. It covers many locations. It has quite accurate
underwater descriptions of dive sites & is very informative as
to the specific areas & what they have to offer. |
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The Forgotten Peninsula: A Naturalist in Baja California
from University of Arizona Press
Customer Review:
This is one of the books that first drew me to Baja california
years ago. Unfortunately much of what Krutch saw has inevitably
been swept away by the rising tide of tourism & development, but
enough remains that Krutch's lyrical prose is more than a
eulogy, one can still find some of teh magic... |
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The Log from the Sea of Cortez
from Penguin USA (Paper)
Customer Review: I read this book while preparing to
follow the footsteps of Steinbeck and Ricketts to the Sea of
Cortez (the Gulf of California).
I was living, at the time, in 'Steinbeck Country,' Monterey,
California--where Ed 'Doc' Ricketts kept his lab (referred to in
"Cannery Row."). In this book,... |
Customer Rating:
4.6 / 5.0
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Cruising Guide to the Sea of Cortez: From LA Paz to Mulege
from Cruising Guide Pubns
Customer Review:
The book is really only a cursory treatment of a small section
of the Baja side of the Sea of Cortez. It implies, incorrectly,
that there is no cruising area north of Mulege, and does not
mention the mainland side at all. Although it doesn't say so, it
is clearly designed as a basic guide for people... |
Customer Rating:
1.0 / 5.0
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Sea of Cortez Marine Invertebrates: A Guide for the Pacific
Coast, Mexico to Ecuador
from Sea Challengers
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