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La guía definitiva para descubrir España en familia.Explora España con niños es la guía definitiva para recorrer el país en familia y descubrir juntos lugares únicos y sorprendentes. Con más de 400 experiencias pensadas para que pequeños y mayores lo pasen en grande, cada pagina esta llena de propuestas adaptadas a todas las edades y momentos del año: desde castillos de cuento y bosques magicos hasta excursiones por la naturaleza, museos interactivos, pueblos con encanto o talleres creativos. Con mapas, fotografias, consejos practicos y recomendaciones, permite organizar tanto escapadas cercanas como grandes rutas. Ideal para familias curiosas, activas y con ganas de compartir aventuras inolvidables.

Los campings ideales para descubrir la España más auténtica Desde los acantilados de la Costa da Morte hasta los paisajes volcánicos de Lanzarote, Los mejores campings de España te invita a descubrir 45 alojamientos unicos que combinan naturaleza, comodidad y aventura. Ya sea despertando con vistas al mar en la Costa Brava, explorando senderos en los Picos de Europa o disfrutando de la tranquilidad en los bosques de Navarra, cada camping es el punto de partida perfecto para rutas de senderismo, visitas culturales o escapadas gastronomicas. Con informacion practica, mapas detallados y sugerencias de itinerarios cercanos, esta guia es ideal para quienes buscan una forma autentica y flexible de conocer España.

Lanzarote is stunning, one of the best places in the world to engage first hand with volcanoes. Its landscapes are unique and beautiful, volcanoes and lava fields can be explored easily, the rocks are highly visible, the geological story can be summarised clearly, the island is easy to visit, the weather is great (usually!) and there is plenty of accommodation. Spectacular landscape viewpoints abound, many accessible from the roadside, and the whole package has been enhanced by the artist and visionary Cesar Manrique, especially through the Centres of Art, Culture and Tourism (CACT). This awe-inspiring open-air museum of volcanoes has been awarded some of the UNs most prestigious environmental designations, such as Biosphere Reserve and Global Geopark. Lanzarote and its islands are full of astonishing geosites, including Timanfaya National Park, created by the volcanic eruptions in the 18th century, miles of lava tubes (volcanic tunnels), dramatic lava fields and spectacular coastal features. Much of this has been made readily accessible for visitors.Containing 15 new maps and diagrams and over 140 photographs, "The Island of Volcanoes" is a lavishly illustrated introductory guide to Lanzarote geology and landscape. It outlines the formation of the Canary Islands, the several phases of Lanzarotes volcanism and the islands diverse sediments and hazards. Going beyond the basic geology, the section on "Living with Volcanoes" addresses water supply, hydrocarbon deposits, vine growing, global geopark and the CACTs. Written in clear, straightforward language and primarily for non-specialists, the 190-page book recounts Lanzarotes geological history in a simplified way. Basic geological concepts are explained in plain English where necessary and it draws on recent research, showing how Lanzarotes rocks and landscapes give evidence of past geological activity.Being authoritative and up-to-date, the book will also be of interest to readers with geological knowledge. Readers will be impressed by the stunning photographs, most taken by professional photographers Ruben Acosta and Christian Hansen specifically for this book. The Foreword is written by renowned volcanologists Juan Carlos Carracedo and Valentin R. Troll, Earth Science Fellows of the Royal Academy of Sciences of the Canary Islands. The author, Roger Trend, is a retired teacher and academic who specialised in geology education at Oxford and other UK universities.