"On n'est pas dans le futurisme, mais dans un drame bourgeois ou un thriller atmosphérique"
This eBook version of Michelin Must Sees Alaska by Michelin is ideal for hitting the highlights of this environmental wonder.
The new Michelin Must Sees Alaska highlights a fabled destination whose allure calls travelers to marvel at Denali's 20,328ft summit, watch rivers of ice in Glacier Bay, savor fresh sockeye salmon, and raise eyebrows at the Northern Lights. Options include a few days enjoying Anchorage's recreational, dining and cultural attractions, a weeklong Inside Passage cruise, a road trip along the Alaska Highway, a wintertime stay in a remote hot-spring resort, and a wildlife tour of Kenai Fjords National Park (think sea lions, whales, otters and eagles). Evoke your spirit of adventure while companioned by Must Sees' detailed maps.
Description:
The Michelin Must Sees series helps visitors make the most of their trip. Through its time-honored star-rating system, Michelin helps you narrow your choices and zero in on the sights you, well, must see. The Michelin Man icon represents top picks for activities, entertainment, where to eat, and where to stay.
Download to a Kindle, Nook, Android-based or Apple tablet or smartphone, and you are ready to go. Use the guide to orient yourself at any time with detailed maps showing the exact location of each establishment, even if you're offline with no WiFi or mobile connection. With the interactive navigation, it's an easy click within the guide from any link in the table of contents or index to review the related pages.
On line, click on the web addresses to do everything from simply gathering more information to making on-line dinner reservations.
On 3/4G connection you need just one click on phone numbers to contact them.
No matter what you use, with the e-version of the Michelin Must Sees Alaska you have what you need to enjoy a great experience.
Optimized to be read with iBooks for Apple, the Kindle KF8 application, Nook and Mantano Reader Premium for Android owners.
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