Fabled Shore - From the Pyrenees to Portugal

The narrative explores the journey of a sixth-century B.C. Greek mariner from Marseilles, detailing his voyage along the Iberian Peninsula and into the Atlantic. It emphasizes the meticulous descriptions of bays and ports, aimed at aiding Greek merchant mariners. The text connects ancient Greek mythology, referencing figures like Odysseus and Herakles, and highlights the region's legendary significance, including the Pillars of Hercules and the Islands of the Blest. The book serves as a blend of historical geography and myth, offering insights into a mysterious coastal realm.