Travel to Australia And South Pacific

Lonely Planet New Zealand

Format: Paperback
Author: Carolyn Bain
ReleaseDate: 15 September, 2006
Publisher: Lonely Planet Publications
Rating:

More than complete!
plus, its ad free. Great book, the information is accurate, complete and extremely useful at the time of choosing NZ as a travelling destination. just excellent.

Perfect for the budget traveller


If you're doing a driving tour with your 78 year old Mum, you might want to look at something a little more middle of the road, but it worked for Mum & me. This is the must have book for anyone doing NZ on the cheap, although NZ aint that cheap.

Lot's of detail, but activities seems a bit more geared to the adrenaline junkie, then again, with 2 weeks to TRY and see both islands, I didn't have a lot of time to read the book.

Plan at least a month if you want to see both islands and not wipe yourself out.

Lonely Planet guides are my first choice. South America on a shoestring got me around the whole place, no worries. . .

Big and heavy. If you're backpacking with a friend, rip it in half and share the load. Just make sure you rip between chapters, not half way through!.

Essential travel book
Typically LP, it is really essential when travelling as a backpacker. This latest edition of New Zealand is a very good read. Because besides all the recommended highlights it has plenty of city maps and the very usefull section getting there and around. But what is absolutely perfect about this guide book is the sense of humour in the texts. It let's you read and travel always with a smile on :-).

Related products:
click image or link for details on these Australia And South Pacific travel books.

	The Rough Guide To New Zealand - 4th Edition
	Lonely Planet Tramping in New Zealand
	Lonely Planet Australia
	New Zealand (Eyewitness Travel Guides)
	The Rough Guide to New Zealand Map (Rough Guide Country/Region Map)