Each July hundreds of thousands of fans head to France to watch its great annual bike race. But unless they've planned carefully, they'll arrive to find full hotels, blocked routes, overpriced food, chaotic roads, and endless frustration as they try to get close to the race they've come to see.

Graham Watson's Tour de France Travel Guide provides the ultimate insider's access from one of the Tour's most experienced old-hands. In his 31 years of following and photographing the race, Watson has mastered the Tour's daily challenges—where to eat, where to sleep, how to get around, how to see and photograph the race, and most of all, how to enjoy the greatest show on two wheels.

As the most experienced photographer still shooting the Tour, Graham dedicates a chapter to professional advice providing unparalleled insight for camera enthusiasts aiming to capture the Tour in their own photographs.

Now Graham shares it all in his beautifully illustrated guidebook. Featuring hundreds of Graham's award-winning photographs along with full-colour maps, travel tips, checklists, and travel resources, this book presents a fresh and unique strategy for getting around the Tour's many daily obstacles to find a front-row seat for all the action.
Softcover; 340 pages; 200mm X 150mm; Colour Photography; Watson, Graham.