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"The Rough Guide to Australia", now in its eighth edition, is your indispensable guide to one of the most unforgettable countries on earth. The guide opens with the full-colour introduction bursting with ''what not to miss'', from travelling the magnificent great ocean road to catching the Manly ferry across Sydney harbour. The main chapters of the guide, arranged by region, provide detailed coverage of all the attractions from glamorous Sydney to the rugged grandeur of the Red Centre. Throughout, there are "author picks" highlighting the top places to eat, drink and stay to suit every budget. You''ll find expert background on everything from wine tasting in the Hunter Valley to scuba diving on the Great Barrier Reef. There are practical tips on activities, from sailing the Whitsundays to four-wheel driving around Fraser Island and getting the most out of Sydney''s Mardi Gras. The guide also takes a comprehensive look at Australia''s history, wildlife, cinema, fascinating aboriginal culture and comes complete with the clearest maps and plans of any guide. "The Rough Guide to Australia" is like having a local friend plan your trip.

Make the most of your time on earth! Whether you are planning a trip to New Zealand, dreaming about going or already have a trip booked, check out "Rough Guides 25 Ultimate Experiences to New Zealand", not to see what you could be doing but to see what you should be doing - from sailing around the Bay of Islands and tucking into a hangi to spotting the enigmatic kiwi on Stewart Island and discovering your own Middle Earth. Covering well known and off-the-beaten track experiences, this book gives you 25 reasons to grab your passport, stop what you are doing and go.

Get to the heart of Rarotonga, Samoa and Tonga and begin your journey now! Lonely Planet Rarotonga, Samoa&Tonga is your passport to the most relevant, up-to-date advice on what to see and skip, and what hidden discoveries await you.Surf the swells around the southern coastlines, hike the challenging Cross-Island Track, or check out TongasStonehenge of the Pacific; all with your trusted travel companion.Inside Lonely Planet Rarotonga, Samoa&Tonga Travel Guide: Colour maps and images throughout. Highlights and itineraries help you tailor your trip to your personal needs and interests. Insider tips to save time and money and get around like a local, avoiding crowds and trouble spots. Essential info at your fingertips - hours of operation, phone numbers, websites, transit tips, prices. Honest reviews for all budgets - eating, sleeping, sight-seeing, going out, shopping, hidden gems that most guidebooks miss. Cultural insights give you a richer, more rewarding travel experiencehistory, etiquette, lifestyle, sport, arts, architecture, literature, music, dance, craft, tattooing, environment, geography, ecology, religion, myths&legends, cuisine, politics. Over 30 colour maps.Covers: Raratonga, Aitutaki,Atiu, Mangaia, Samoa, American Samoa, Tonga, Nukualofa, Haapai Group, Vavau Group, Mauke and more.

Think lush, reef-fringed islands with sandy foreshores that virtually glow in the tropical sunshine; the South Pacific islands that dreams are made of.3 authors, 10 weeks of research, 27 idyllic beaches, 5 incredible whale-watching sitesclear, easy-to-usemapscomprehensive planning toolsin-depth background informationCoverage Includes: Planning chapters, Rarotonga, the Cook Islands, Samoa, American Samoa, Tonga, Understand and Survival chapters.

From bustling Rarotonga and beautiful "Atiu to far-flung Pukapuka, let Lonely Planet help you find your own place in the sun. -Be spoilt for choice - includes coverage of all 15 islands -Dont get lost - unless you want to : 34 maps to point you in the right direction -Get active - if that's your thing: all the details on diving, snorkelling , trekking, windsurfing and cycling -Sleep soundly - the very best resorts, hostels and everything in between ...

Queensland spreads a dazzling array of natural and cultural wondersHome to ancient rainforests, tropical islands, rugged mountains and the stunning Great Barrier Reef, this state harbours some of Australias best sites for outdoor adventure. The hardest part is deciding where to begin67 maps, 130 days of on-the-ground research, 28 seconds of freefall in a skydive Inspirational photos Your Reef Trip feature In-depth background and comprehensive planning tools

Let it all hang out in Queensland: Australias holiday haven offers beaches, reefs, jungles, cheery locals and a laid-back tropical pace of life. Lonely Planet will get you to the heart of Queensland & the Great Barrier Reef, with amazing travel experiences and the best planning advice: Inspirational images, city walks and recommendations from our expert authorsPlanning features and top itineraries to help you plan the perfect tripLocal secrets and hidden travel gems that will make your trip uniquePlus reef trip planning advice, outdoor activities and the Great Barrier Reef in colour Coverage includes: Brisbane & around, The Gold Coast, Noosa & the Sunshine Coast, Fraser Island & the Fraser Coast, Capricorn Coast & the Southern Reef Islands, Whitsunday Coast, Townsville to Mission Beach, Cairns & the Daintree Rainforest

Alan MurphyAlways fancied a trip to outer space? Try the Great Barrier Reef! Unearthly and psychedelic, this underwater wonder is a universe unto itself. Continue your orbit via the outback, the rainforest and a coast's worth of perfect beaches, before touching down in dynamic Brisbane. No doubt about it: Queensland is out of this world. Detailed maps Beautiful full-colour section on the Great Barrier Reef More sustainable travel options and handy Greendex Indepth coverage of indigenous culture and sights Where to stay - treetop cabin, anyone?

Maeva, Ia Ora!, ¡Bienvenidos! Al este del Pacífico Sur se extiende la Polinesia Francesa, que está a 18.000 km de España. Estas islas paradisíacas, a grandes rasgos, son orográficamente de dos tipos: las islas bajas, que lucen sus anillos de coral y sus preciosos atolones y sus indescriptibles playas de intensos azules y las islas altas o que lucen un relieve mas accidentado, montañoso y verde-tropical. Las mas turisticas son Tahiti, Moorea y Bora Bora. En la Polinesia el clima es siempre agradable gracias mayormente a las suaves brisas. Tahiti con su aire tropical y el pintoresquismo de su puerto es el punto mas importante y la insula mas grande. A diez minutos en avion de Tahiti esta Moorea con sus precipicios y accidentadas montañas desde las que se aprecia la belleza de sus dos bahias (Punahi y Cook). Bora Bora tiene unos magnificos arrecifes de coral que envuelven lo que se considera una de las lagunas mas bonitas del Planeta. A lo anterior se añade unos complejos hoteleros que figuran entre los mas lujosos del mundo y una cultura e historia unica que explica la gran aventura de estos pueblos que estuvieron en la inmensidad perdidos.

Maeva, Ia Ora!, ¡Bienvenidos! Al este del Pacífico Sur se extiende la Polinesia Francesa, que está a 18.000 km de España. Estas islas paradisíacas, a grandes rasgos, son orográficamente de dos tipos: las islas bajas, que lucen sus anillos de coral y sus preciosos atolones y sus indescriptibles playas de intensos azules y las islas altas o que lucen un relieve más accidentado, montañoso y verde-tropical. Las más turísticas son Tahití, Moorea y Bora Bora. En la Polinesia el clima es siempre agradable gracias mayormente a las suaves brisas. Tahití con su aire tropical y el pintoresquismo de su puerto es el punto más importante y la ínsula más grande. A diez minutos en avión de Tahití está Moorea con sus precipicios y accidentadas montañas desde las que se aprecia la belleza de sus dos bahías (Punahi y Cook). Bora Bora tiene unos magníficos arrecifes de coral que envuelven lo que se considera una de las lagunas más bonitas del Planeta. A lo anterior se añade unos complejos hoteleros que figuran entre los más lujosos del mundo y una cultura e historia única que explica la gran aventura de estos pueblos que estuvieron en la inmensidad perdidos.

Canberra may be the capital, but Sydney is Australias first cityThe nations birthplace, its exuberant, sassy and stacks of fun. Brash and shallow? WhateverSydneys sunny self-confidence is reinforced by its famously picturesque harbour and numerous beautiful beaches. And if its ever feeling blase about its natural assets, a dizzying whirl of shopping, dining and partying carries on regardlessWalking tours and day planners Maps for every neighbourhood Packed with expert travel tips 100% independent advice Coverage Includes: QuickStart guide, Circular Quay, The Rocks, City Centre, Haymarket, Darling Harbour, Pyrmont, Inner West, Surry hillls, Darlinghurst, Kings Cross, Potts Point, Bondi to coogee, Manly, the Best of Sydney and Survival Guide

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Get to the heart of the absolute best of Melbourne and begin your journey now!Lonely Planet Pocket Melbourne is your passport to the most relevant, up-to-date advice on what to see and skip, and what hidden discoveries await you.Explore the many laneways, have a drink in a riverside bar, shop for bargains at the Queen Victoria Market or visit a world-class gallery; all with your trusted travel companion.Inside Lonely Planet Pocket Melbourne: Full-colour maps and images throughout. Highlights and itineraries help you tailor your trip to your personal needs and interests. Insider tips to save time and money and get around like a local, avoiding crowds and trouble spots. Essential info at your fingertips - hours of operation, phone numbers, websites, transit tips, prices. Honest reviews for all budgets - eating, sleeping, sight-seeing, going out, shopping, hidden gems that most guidebooks miss. Free, convenient pull-out Melbourne map (included in print version), plus over 10 colour neighbourhood maps. User-friendly layout with helpful icons, and organised by neighbourhood to help you pick the best spots to spend your time.Coverage Includes: the City Centre, Southbank, Fitzroy, Carlton, Richmond, Prahran, St Kilda and more.

Melbourne is proud of its place as Australias cultural capital. Stately gold-rush-era architecture and a multicultural make-up reflect the citys recent history, while edgy street art and sticky-carpeted band venues point to its present-day personality. Its also a top sporting city, playing host to Grand Slam tennis, Formula One and its main obsession Aussie Rules footy. Maps for every neighbourhood (includes pull-out)The citys must-see sights plus expert advice to make your trip even betterDiscover how to unlock the city with guides to areas that the locals really loveWeve found the best walks, food, art, shopping, views, nightlife and more *Previously known as Melbourne Encounter.

If you subscribe to thelifes a beachschool of thought, youll fall in love with Western Australia (WA) and its 12,500km of spectacular coastline, where you can wander along a beach for hours without seeing a footprint in the sand...Inside this book3 authors, 44 maps, 90 days of on-the-ground researchInspirational photosComprehensive planning tools and in-depth backgroundDiscover Margaret River and the Southwest Coast

The open road, beaches, gorges, brilliant surfing, caves full of fascinating limestone formations and world-class wine and beer it s all here in Australia s west coast. Brett Atkinson, Lonely Planet Writer "Getting you to the heart of a place"Amazing experiences Inspirational images, destination highlights and author recommendations. Plan the perfect trip Planning features and top itineraries give you the freedom to create your ideal trip.Get off the beaten track Our authors uncover local secrets that will make your trip unique.Special featuresWhat s newMargaret River attractionsWest Coast OutdoorsMining & the EnvironmentWe tell it like it isOur job is to make amazing travel experiences happen. We visit the places we write about each and every edition. We never take freebies for positive coverage, so you can always rely on us to tell it like it is.