Travel to South America

Venezuela, 4th: The Bradt Travel Guide

Format: Paperback
Author: Hilary Dunsterville-Branch
ReleaseDate: 01 February, 2003
Publisher: Bradt Travel Guides
Rating:

Great guide with too few pictures
But the number of images could be higher to make it even better. This is a great guide with lots of information on everything. Still, the best guide I had chance to use.

The best I've found
The Insight Guide has beautiful pictures and is great to read, like a paperback coffee table book. My wife and I have retired in Venezuela for two years. The Footprint guide is fair, but not always well organized. So when we really want information about something specific, we go to our Bradt guide.

very good book
This was the first time that I bought another book for my travel. I usually travel with Lonely Planet. But after reading the reviews on this site I decided to try. I have to admit that I was very sceptical, but. . . . the purchase was worth the money. I am very happy that I did't bought LP. . . I had the opportunity to compare the two books in Venezuela and I can say that this is deffinitly a better gude to Venezuela. For example LP doesn't even mention the port La Guaira. I usually travel with Lonely Planet. This was the first time that I bought another book for my travel. But after reading the reviews on this site I decided to try. I have to admit that I was very sceptical, but. . . . the purchase was worth the money. I am very happy that I did't bought LP. . . I had the opportunity to compare the two books in Venezuela and I can say that this is deffinitly a better guide to Venezuela than Lonely Planet. For example LP doesn't even mention the port La Guaira. Which is near the international airport.

I suggest to buy it.

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	Venezuela Map (Travel Reference Map)
	Insight Guides Venezuela (Insight Guides)
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