A one-of-a-kind best seller from the «Traveller’s Book» series. This aerial, misty recording invites you to take a pleasant journey into the most positive realms of your imagination. As soon as you hear the fi rst few bars of music you will be enthralled by the graceful sound, fi lling you with immensely pleasurable waves of relaxation.

Dominica in the West Indies: the still untamed jungle, birdsongs, muted chirping, a babbling brook, to the accompaniment of relaxing and harmonizing music. After 30 min. of travelling to the sources of life, this splendid musical background gradually fades away to make way for the songs of nature, in a magical universe of peace and equanimity... Perfect to drive away those winter blues.

The major classical composers (Tchaikovsky, Bach, Mendelssohn, Beethoven) are on offer on this 60-minute recording. What you hear in the background is the soft rhythmic lapping of the waves around the island of Maui in the Hawaii archipelago...
A must-hear auditory experience! A real delight for the ears!

“I slid into the tepid water. No need for any sophisticated equipment: a few metres down you were treated to a fascinating site. Coloured fi sh in manifold amusing shapes were moving peacefully among the corals…I deeply enjoyed this peace and quiet, and the sensation of equanimity given off by so much beauty. I was left with the feeling that within the space of one day, the sea had offered a piece of all its fi nest treasures to help me understand that the fabulous is within easy reach.”

A journey to India, the country of the Kama Sutra, an erotic work dating back to the 3rd century. This ancient text laid down the rules not only for sexual behaviour but also for human relationships with a view to promoting harmony with the cosmic forces. It was with this in mind that the task was undertaken of gathering the various pieces of music originating with one of the fi nest contemporary Indian world music ensembles. This highly rhythmic music is carefully combined with recordings of local natural sounds to take us far away on a splendid yet disorienting and thrilling journey.

The day is starting, slowly. The world and nature are coming to life around me.
Nature had a wash yesterday and was refreshed under cover of darkness. All
that remains are a few dewdrops in the hollows of the leaves, on the fl ower petals, studding the spider webs like so many magnifying glasses... Everything is ready to start anew. In the heart of my heart, doubtfulness has made way for peace of mind.
I just had to know how to listen.

A surprise visit to Cartagena de Indias, off the north coast of Columbia on the edge of the Caribbean Sea. The tropical vegetation and its exotic fragrances; the torrid heat, the sound of the sea, the entire atmosphere of Latin America… Next comes the trip by boat to a heavenly island that seems to have been forgotten by human beings. What can only be called a Garden of Eden, where nature seems to be as pristine as when the world was new…

A makeshift concert of percussive sounds at a sacred site on Hawaii’s island of
Maui. This is when the whales get involved. They are in front of the beach, anxious to display their delight and their desire to communicate with us. The transcendental magic of this unique area of land, allowing all manner of dreams. This unusual recording sweeps us off into another dimension: a world where people and whales are able to communicate with each other through music. Astonishing! This recording is ideal for early rising and starting the day bursting with energy.

Every time I hear this music, I am transported back there. I go back in time to
that magical place where the greenery is waiting for me. I walk barefoot through the ferns and orchids as far as the rocks lining the sun and the foam-splashed lagoon...

Thanks to this extremely soothing musical experience you can immerse yourself in the sound atmosphere of a cruise and scuba diving. This impressive, somewhat disorientating soundscape is ideal for helping to drop off into a deep sleep, to dream of travelling in the warm oceans. The sounds were recorded in the French West Indies (Guadeloupe) during a sea trip over there.