Travel Books

This true travel book will get YOU planning your own trip. Through these pages you will journey alongside the author and her travel companions as they summit Kilimanjaro in Africa, discover Machu Picchu in Peru, ski through blizzards in the Rockies, breathe in big Alaska air, get wet in Costa Rica, and relive some family adventures.

Queen of the Road

First Pass Under Heaven, Nathans account of his epic journey, has sold over 20,000 copies and was Penguin&#39

Franz Wisner's true story

Our traveler is Peter Delevett, a future columnist, editor and travel writer at a major U.S. newspaper. As the book opens, he is escaping to the other side of the world. We follow as he stumbles the streets of Tokyo, rides the rails across Asia and explores the universal subjects of sex, love, death and coming of age. What results is WALKING ON THE MOON, a book about travel in all its forms: physical, spiritual, emotional. It looks back on a pre-Sept. 11 world where overseas wanderings were the mainline of a generation ready to hit the Great Wall of China and an all-night rave in the same week

Nomad helps travellers find the best books about the world’s most interesting locations. We aim to cover the world’s most popular destinations as well as more remote and inaccessible locations.

Travel novels, memoires, travelogues, guidebooks and more...just click on a country icon for a list of books relating to that country

SIHPROMATUM (Sip-row-may-tum) is a memoir series of one family's four-year backpacking adventure around the world. The first installment, "I Grew My Boobs in China" is the beginning of an intensely fascinating, sobering, and emotional memoir of Savannah's introspective and innovative family adventure.

In Travel as a Political Act, acclaimed travel writer Rick Steves explains how to travel more thoughtfully

Travelers Tales got its start in 1993 when travel writers James O&#39