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Australia
Discover Australia
Feel the wind in your hair as you cruise the world's longest road; tips for driving across this magnificent, monster country.
Find out where Lonely Planet's favorite Australians would rather be.
Seek refuge in Cape Tribulation's Wet Tropics where the rainforest greets the sea.
Join the dots; hear about Aboriginal culture from Australia's first people.
In Th...more
Feel the wind in your hair as you cruise the world's longest road; tips for driving across this magnificent, monster country.
Find out where Lonely Planet's favorite Australians would rather be.
Seek refuge in Cape Tribulation's Wet Tropics where the rainforest greets the sea.
Join the dots; hear about Aboriginal culture from Australia's first people.
In Th...more
Paperback, 1100 pages
Published
November 1st 2007
by Lonely Planet Publications
(first published April 30th 2000)
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As usual, with lonely planet guides, we found this to be super-helpful while planning our trip and while traveling around. At the end of our trip we left this our aussie friends we were visiting, as they had been looking at it and were interested in planning some trips of their own.
It does a good job of going into detail for all parts of the country, including Tasmania and Victoria. The main downside to the guide is that the book is heavy and rather bulky to carry around. This is pa...more
It does a good job of going into detail for all parts of the country, including Tasmania and Victoria. The main downside to the guide is that the book is heavy and rather bulky to carry around. This is pa...more
This Lonely Planet's book is great as others.
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This guide came with my 4-month working holiday visa, otherwise I probably wouldn't have bought it. It's useful enough for general information and I'm sure it would be great for planning a tourist trip around Australia, particularly if you didn't know anyone in or anything about Australia. For someone living in Sydney, however, it's not especially informative.
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i LOVED this lonely planet. it was a huge help when travelling throughout australia. great descriptions of hostels once you figure out the system. not all hostels are in it, especially the smaller mom and pop places, so do not be afraid to veer off the pages. if you are planning on travelling throughout oz, this is a great book to have, even though it is heavy.
Lonely Planet guides are great. I've used them in Australia and Ireland. They give you the basics on a place, but still leave room for you to discovery things on your own. My only complaint is that the street maps can be pretty unreliable, so keep that in mind when navigating somewhere new.
As with all lonely planet books, you got to take what you need out of it. Over 1000 pages of things to do and see in Australia!
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I wish that more of the book was applicable! Just not enough time to see all of it in two weeks!
Love all Lonely Planet's books!!!
This one is really special because Australia is a dream about to come true...
This one is really special because Australia is a dream about to come true...
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