Justine Vaisutis Boeken

Travellers of all ages and budgets view their Lonely Planet guidebook as a trustworthy travel companion. Every country is covered--from Argentina to Zimbabwe--with reliable, up-to-date and practical travel advice. In each country guide are thousands of detailed listings, reviews and recommendations as well as inspirational highlight sections, a full-colour front section with stylish images, and comprehensive maps to even the smallest towns.Discover why 40,000 North Americans flock to Australia every month. For this fourteenth edition of Australia, more authors were sent to more remote places than ever before, with a refocus on the needs of budget and mid-range travellers and more of the features readers ask for: sustainable travel; the best of contemporary indigenous Australia; and a special driving section.

Admit it: you're here for the beaches, aren't you? Sure, we all know that Queensland's also got great dining, a thriving, accessible indigenous culture and a healthy international vibe. But it's the sun-kissed beaches, gentle warm sea and coral reef you're really here for, isn't it? Get Wet - don scuba or snorkel gear and head beneath the waves to check out the Great Barrier Reef's colorful scenes Get Bronzed on some of Australia's finest sun-kissed beaches in between dips in clear, warm waters to cool off Get Scared - whether dangling on the end of a bungy rope, leaping out of a plane or checking out a crocodile farm Get Stuffed - fill your face with fresh seafood at a posh Noosa eatery, sample eclectic international fare at Cairn's restaurants, or enjoy cafe lattes and live music streetside in Brisbane

Trois auteurs, 60 jours de recherche dans le pays, 61 cartes. Une approche respectueuse d'un environnement et d'une culture unique. Un chapitre consacré au Centre, le " Laos authentique ".