PRZEWODNIK PO AZORACH

    

Tom I                                    Tom II

• Każdy tom to 244 strony, ponad 200 zdjęć, 20 map
• Wygodny interaktywny plik PDF. Każde ważne miejsce zawiera odnośnik do GoogleMaps.
• Natychmiastowa wysyłka przewodnika
• Jeden tom 20 PLN (obie części 40 PLN)

Istnieją dwie części Przewodnika:

Pierwsza i główna część opisuje ogólnie Azory plus szczegółowo najciekawsze wg. nas wyspy archipelagu: São Miguel, São Jorge, Pico i Faial i Santa Maria. 

Część II (osobna publikacja) szczegółowo omawia wyspy Flores, Terceira, Corvo i Graciosa.

Przewodnik część I  20 PLN

Przewodnik część I i II 40 PLN

Płatność tylko przelewem bankowym

proszę o email: azoryprzewodnik@yahoo.com 

Odeślę informacje odnośnie numeru konta bankowego.

Archipelag Azorski

Azory to dziewięć wulkanicznych wysp położonych na środkowym Atlantyku ok. 1500 kilometrów na zachód od kontynentu europejskiego. Nazwa wysp (pt: Açores) prawdopodobnie pochodzi od ptaka Açor (pol: jastrząb). Drapieżnik ten nie występuje jednak na wyspach. Być może przybywający na wyspę żeglarze pomylili spotkane tam ptaki z jastrzębiami. Inna teoria mówi, że nazwa pochodzi od włoskiego słowa azurr znaczącego niebieski. To wydaje się bardziej prawdopodobne, gdyż Azory to naprawdę niebieskie wyspy.

Dlaczego warto wybrać Przewodnik w wersji ebooka?

1.Przewodnik jest na bieżąco aktualizowany.

2.Każde ciekawe miejsce ma odnośnik do Map Google. Wystarczy kliknąć, aby dokładnie zobaczyć, gdzie dane miejsce się znajduje lub uruchomić nawigację.

3.W razie jakichkolwiek pytań o Azory, Autorzy Przewodnika są zawsze chętni do pomocy i do wyjaśnienia wszelkich wątpliwości.

4.Przewodnik zawiera informacje jak dostać darmowy bilet Sata pomiędzy wyspami.

O Autorach...

Agnieszka i Maciej Hermann. 23 lata temu los rzucił ich znad Morza Bałtyckiego na atlantyckie wybrzeże Portugalii. Ich wielką pasją są podróże, zarówno te dalekie jak i bliskie. Uwielbiają także wszystko co związane jest z dobrym jedzeniem - kulinarne zakupy, degustacje wina, wizyty w ciekawych restauracjach, a także własnoręczne kucharzenie. Agnieszka prowadzi od stycznia 2006 roku jeden z najstarszych polskich blogów kulinarnych Kuchnię Nad Atlantykiem. Od 2012 roku co miesiąc publikuje także turystyczne reportaże z całego świata na łamach miesięcznika „Moje Gotowanie”. 

Niniejszy przewodnik powstał na podstawie doświadczeń kilkudziesięciu odbytych wypraw na Azory.

 http://www.kuchnianadatlantykiem.com

Rentin and driving a car in Chile

CAR RENAL: about 20 EUR per day

rather quick and standard procedures on the airport.

EU driving license accepted. No need for International Driving License.

ROADS: In excellent conditions, many highways, all paid. 

 maximum speed limit of 120 km/h

 it is very safe driving.

PETROL STATIONS: are everywhere, very cheap gasoline 0.8 EUR per liter.

Iran - practical tips

Before:
prepare e-visa online, with any agency it costs 20 EUR per person

Airport:
visa 75 EUR per person + official insurance obligatory on the airport 14 EUR per person

Transport:

Taxi 1000000 (7 EUR) to city center or take a metro (so cheap I can not even tell how much is is)


Metro in Teheran is very efficient (remember there are still some compartments only for women).

Airplane tickets domestic flights very cheap, easy to buy with any Iranian agency (https://welcometoiran.com/).


Taxi:

Install a Snap it app, you will need an Iranian cell number.

Internet:

At the airport buy a Iran sim card (passport needed) for 3 EUR and add dome data for 4 EUR per week unlimited.


Hotels:

better to reserve with an Iranian agency.

Driving and renting a car in Lebanon

CAR RENAL: about 25 EUR per day from  companies on the airport,

INTERNET: buy the car for mobile internet before you leave the airport at the duty free zone.

EU driving license accepted. 

ROADS: Medium and bad road conditions, many obstacles on the road, not too many scooters, no speed radars. Beware crossing the mountain roads even in the end of May : a lot of snow.

TRAFFIC: crazy, Arabic, fast in towns, but not the worst on the planet. Driving lines not respected. Cars against the traffic, turning around on the roundabout against the traffic! The bigger car, more rights on the street it has.But you can do it. 

PARKINGS: in Beirut expect to pay 17 EUR per night at wallet parking. But for a short period of time you can park for free anywhere.

TOLLS: no toll roads.

PETROL STATIONS: cheap gasoline 1250 LBP. Pounds per liter = 0.8 EUR 

1 EUR = 1450 LBP

Driving and renting a car on Fiji

DRIVING: on the left side. 

CAR RENAL: rental at Nadi airport, all car rental companies in the Arrival hall.

We choose a local BULA BULA company.

 Price is about F$110 per day (Hawk)

Deposit  $700.00   (still not returned to my card  after the end of rental)

Fuel Policy Full to Full 

EU driving license accepted. 

ROADS: main roads in Medium, bad conditions, a lot of gravel roads, but no need of 4x4

TRAFFIC: moderate, intense in Nadi.

PARKINGS: free, very expensive paring in Denarau marina, $40 a day.

PETROL STATIONS: cheap gasoline $2,05  per liter

https://www.globalpetrolprices.com/Fiji/gasoline_prices/

ATTENTION: 

Many speed bumps almost all of them well marked. 

Driving and renting a car in Malayasia.

DRIVING: on the left side. 

CAR RENAL: rental at Kuala Lumpur airport, cheaper car  rental companies found on the airport parking, easy to walk, 4min from terminal. Price is about 25 EUR per day (Hawk)

Deposit MYR 500.00 including tax (returned to my card a few days after the end of rental)
Fuel Policy Full to Full 

EU driving license accepted. International Driving License for police control only.

ROADS: Medium, good road conditions, good and easy driving.

TRAFFIC: moderate

PARKINGS: inexpensive

HIGHWAYS: tall to pay by e/money cards Touch ‘n Go card (buy a card at Hawk ) a card cost 10,60 RM, easy to top up everywhere

Although it is said you can not pay bay card or cash, but in fact in every toll there is a cash/card paying gate.

https://www.comparehero.my/transportation/articles/tolls-cashless-malaysia

PETROL STATIONS: cheap gasoline 2,05 MR per liter

https://www.globalpetrolprices.com/Malaysia/gasoline_prices/

Driving and renting a car in Indonesia

CAR RENAL: about 25 EUR per day drom the independent companies, delivery to the airport costs additional 10 USD

EU driving license accepted. International Driving License for police control only.

ROADS: Medium, bad road conditions, many obstacles on the road, people, scooters, no speed radars. 

TRAFFIC: drive on the left side of the road, traffic very bad, like in Philippines, many scooters, chaotic transit, medium velocity of 20-50 km por hour (especially bad in city centers). Many locals waving small flags who control local transit. Driving lines not respected.

PARKINGS: expect to pay 2000/5000 por parking almost everywhere,

HIGHWAYS: tall to pay by e/money cards (a card cost 26 000, easy to buy in Indomaret or Alfamart)

Tall on Bali is 11 200 per 1 ride.

PETROL STATIONS: very cheap gasoline 7000/9000 IRN per liter

Renting and driving a car in Cape Verde

CAR RENAL: very expensive, on the airport Hertz (hertz-praia@cvtelecom.cv) and Intercidades Rent a car, about 50-100 EUR per day, on rentalcars webpage even 110 EUR per day

Better to rent a car with your hotel reception, prices are 50-55 EUR per day, unlimited kilometers.

EU driving license accepted. No need for International Driving License.

ROADS: In good conditions, little traffic, no radars, limited number of road signs, take your GPS.

Rather safe and easy driving.

PETROL STATIONS: are everywhere,  gasoline expensive 1,2 EUR per liter.

ATTENTION: 

Many speed bumps, and some of them not ot badly marked. 

Renting and driving a car in Oman

CAR RENAL: about 25 EUR per day

rather quick and standard procedures on the airport.

EU driving license accepted. No need for International Driving License.

ROADS: In excellent conditions, many RADARS that watch maximum speed limit of 120 km/h (130 km/h seems to be a real limit). Almost all radars are marked on Openstreet maps.

Omanis drive very good, it is very safe driving.

PETROL STATIONS: are everywhere, very cheap gasoline 0,2 R (about 45 euro cents) per liter.

ATTENTION: 

Many speed bumps, and some of them not ot badly marked. pay attention and reduce speed to 5/10 km/h.

Many speed bumps.

Where to exchange money in Busan?

Small alley in the center of Busan holds a few exchange kiosk with best rates and no passport showing. The place I marked on the map below. Hope it helps.

https://www.google.co.kr/maps/place/Useongsa/@35.099491,129.0287187,19z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x3568e9a0765ac54d:0x50a9da9747a228ac!8m2!3d35.099491!4d129.0292659?hl=pt-PT