Paul Clammer Books

Jamaica

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Dance to the island's reggae soundtrack, go snorkeling at delicate Lime Cay, or swim in the cool mountain pools of Reach Falls; all with your trusted travel companion. Get to the heart of Jamaica a...

Africa

By Anthony Ham

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Presents a budget guide to the continent, offering maps, advice on visas, border crossings, travel routes, accommodations, restaurants, and discussing the history, politics, culture, and environmen...

Bangladesh

By Paul Clammer

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Gorgeously green yet swamped with people, Bangladesh is a rural wonderland laden with waterways, peppered with villages and bursting with humanity. * Brand new People & Culture feature * Boat Trips...

Fiji

By Paul Clammer

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Bula! Alabaster beaches, clear waters, shy smiles and swaying palms--this tiny nation may be a mere speck on the map, but it packs a powerful punch.

Sudan

By Paul Clammer

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Sudan 2nd Bradt Travel Guide

By Paul Clammer

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Haiti

By Paul Clammer

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Haiti

By Paul Clammer

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Tunisie 3ed

By Emilie Filou, Paul Clammer, Donna Wheeler

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Maroc 9ed

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