Australia (Globetrotter Travel Guide)

by Brian Elder (Author), Brian Elder (Author)

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  Paperback
  1995

  $3.24

  This guide is tailor-made for visitors wanting to experience the best that Australia has to offer in a limited time period. Written with the first-time visitor in mind by an author who has an intimate knowledge of the country, this travel guide recommends only the really worthwhile sights and places of interest to visit; and suggests enjoyable excursions from major centres and the best ways to travel around. A short introduction profiles Australia's history, people, places and wildlife, government and economy. This is followed by descriptions of what to see and do in the popular tourist regions: the city of Sydney, with its world famous landmarks, the Opera House, Harbour Bridge and Bondi Beach; the tropical Daintree rainforest in north Queensland; Kakadu, the country's largest national park; the monolith Ayers Rock; the cooler Hobart, capital of Tasmania; and all the state capitals, including Canberra, the national capital. The text is packed with travel tips, useful information panels and colour photographs, maps and climate charts which will enable visitors to make the most of the time available.

• Used

  Paperback
  1997

  $4.18

  Written with the first-time visitor to Australia in mind, this guide is particularly useful for those with a limited time in the country. A short introduction profiles Australia's history, people, places and wildlife, government and economy. Descriptions follow of what to see and do in the popular tourist regions: the city of Sydney, with its famous landmarks, the Opera House, Harbour Bridge and Bondi Beach; the tropical Daintree rainforest in north Queensland; Kakadu, the country's largest national park; Ayers Rock; Hobart, the capital of Tasmania; and all the state capitals, including Canberra, the national capital. The travel tips and information panels provide advice on where to stay, eat and shop, and suggest excursions from major centres and the best way to travel around. Tourist attractions are given a star-grading and colour coded for ease of reference.