An enthusiastic practical guide full of ideas and information to help you explore the islands. Large print and lots of colour photography make it great fun to use.
Highly knowledgeable and informal in tone, US-produced Fodor's here cover all practical aspects of Virgin Islands travel, with greater focus on activities than local culture and context.
A first-rate guide covering all the major sites and a few lesser-known ones too, with a range that caters for beginners and experts alike. Beautiful colour photographs throughout.
This comprehensive and enthusiastic guide was put together by an author resident on the islands. The lavish photography and background reading are thus complimented by crucial local knowledge. A guide book with a difference.
A slender but consistently useful guide based around recommended tours. Local author Philpott suggests the best places to eat, drink, walk and swim whilst also covering local history and culture.
A pleasing companion for a pre-planned trip, this lightweight volume covers the top 10 sights and activities before moving into colour-coded sections on local history, eating, drinking and so on. Some practical listings also included.
A first-class general guide in which author Paul Crask fuses his great passion for, and knowledge of, Dominican life with a formidable array of practical details to support every aspect of your trip.
A colourful, slender guide that gives good detail on St Lucia's best sights and attractions, with an introductory chapter on local history and culture and pages at the back dedicated to listings.
A weighty volume full of well-composed introductory chapters and beautiful colour photographs. Ample sightseeing and touring tips are provided, though practical travel details for the independent traveller are perhaps lacking.
An excellent pocket-sized volume that covers all aspects and regions of the island, ensuring that your explorations take you to the very best Barbados has to offer. There are insightful notes on local culture, too.
An unusual but excellent guide covering travel essentials and a wealth of world class water-based activities. Large print and lots of colour photography make it a pleasure to use.
The only general guide currently available, thankfully this is excellent. Plenty of interesting reading material sits comfortably alongside a comprehensive array of practical information. Maps are notoriously hard to come by until to you reach the islands; those included here are basic but serviceable.
Typically frank Frommer's fayre, this pocket-sized guide cuts straight to the chase, directing you to the best dives, beaches, restaurants, bars and hotels.
A colourful and well-written introduction to the island, its history, customs and sights. Excellent photography throughout, with pages at the back dedictated to listings and other practical information.
Arranged into must-see highlights, with each chapter concluding with 'At-a-glance' practical details. There are colour photographs throughout. The guide itself is serviceable if unspectacular, but is boosted considerably by the excellent pull-out map.
Avowedly outspoken, Frommer's bring together information from dozens of experienced travels to create a reliable and unbiased practical guide that does not mince its words when criticism is required. This volume has plenty of maps and is particularly good on dive sites.