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BUG New Zealand: The Backpacker's Ultimate Guide (Explore Australia)

BUG New Zealand: The Backpacker's Ultimate Guide (Explore Australia)

by ExploreAustralia (Author)

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    Paperback 2010

    $3.31
Synopsis

This is a dedicated mailing and e-mail campaign to Australian travel and backpackers media. This book features in-depth reviews of virtually every hostel in each area. It presents an easy to understand star rating system. It contains detailed maps on info on popular sights & destinations. It includes hints & tips on where to eat and drink on the cheap. This is the perfect travel guide for anyone backpacking around New Zealand. It doesn't include information on fancy hotels and posh resorts - it focuses on the information that independent budget travelers really need. BUG New Zealand not only features reliable and detailed reviews of more hostels than any other guide - reviews which provide much more detail than you would find in a Footprint, Lonely Planet, or Rough Guide - it also includes advice on activities, attractions, sights, and budget travel options. So whether you're bungee jumping in Queenstown, sky diving in Taupo or cave tubing in the Waitomo Caves, this is the book to take you there.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 320
 Edition: 3rd Revised edition
 Publisher: Explore Australia
Published: 01 Feb 2010
ISBN 10: 1741172640
ISBN 13: 9781741172645

Author Bio
Viola is a communication design company that draws inspiration from nature and encourages design that celebrates and protects the environment. Owner Anna Carlile founded Viola in 1999, and since then has developed a diverse eco-design portfolio with clients including the Earthwatch Institute, Green Peace and the Environmental Protection Agency. Anna has a Masters degree in environmental sustainability and consults, lectures and educates on sustainable communication design. These walking trails were compiled by Diana Carlile, an avid walker who has been guiding walking groups in and around Melbourne for over 20 years.