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Lonely Planet East Coast Australia 2nd Ed.: 2nd Edition

Lonely Planet East Coast Australia 2nd Ed.: 2nd Edition
By Lindsay Brown

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revisited as a regional guide rather than a route guide - reflects how people really travel in this part of Australia the most popular part of Australia for travellers by far more comprehensive than the one competitor guide (Footprint) which only covers Sydney to the top end beefy Itineraries chapter, GIS mapping & expert history chapter Australia boasts over 7,000 beaches - more than any other nation Australia draws around 4 million visitors a year Melbourne was recently voted best city in the world to live in this Australian Icon - the Opera House with a roof evocative of a ship at full sail - was designed by renowned Danish architect - Jorn Utzon the Bogong Moth Festival is held in late November at Albury in New South Wales. The current Festival's finale is the big "Kup-Murrie", a traditional feast where Bogongs are cooked and served


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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #172962 in Books
  • Published on: 2005-11-01
  • Original language: English
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 520 pages

Editorial Reviews

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...these smart and exhaustively researched guides have become the gold standard for serious, independent travelers.' --San Francisco Chronicle


Customer Reviews

I could not have written a better one myself....well, maybe.4
This book is perfect for seeing the east coast of Australia by car, but will work just as well if traveling by bus, moped, etc. A friend and I had been planning to drive the east coast, visiting national parks and doing lots of hiking, so when I saw this book I knew it was perfect. As with all titles in the LP family, it lists many places to stay/eat based on price range, which is really nice when you are traveling on a limited budget. There are many hikes listed in the book, along with museums, oddities, and points of interest along this 'classic overland route.' My only complaint about the book is that I wish the authors had listed traveling distances between major cities at the beginning of each section, so the reader doesn't have to add up each little segment on the maps. Otherwise the book is very complete.