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The comprehensive guide to traveling across Australia on a budget. The variety of travel passes and modes of transport available make it possible to tour Australia, and stick to a budget. Car hire, rail passes, long-distance coach services and domestic air passes allow you to explore this vast country. This guide features cities, towns and more remote regions, practical information on car hire, air travel and public transport. Budget guides to where to stay, where to eat and what to see, and information on outdoor activities. It gives details of rail and bus passes, plus other budget travel options, shows distances and travel timings for planning a tour of Australia and includes color photographs, plus city and town maps and journey plans.
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Independent Travellers Australia 2000: The Budget Travel Guide
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I recently spent 3 1/2 months in Australia as a student, and I took this guide along for the few weeks I had to travel around. Everywhere I went, this guide pointed out pleasant places that ordinary travel guides might not bother with. The lists of accomodation and restaurants in every city or town were especially useful. Interspersed throughout are historical and cultural notes that allow the visitor to enjoy each place just a little bit more, and Gareth Powell’s dry wit makes the guide very readable. My one disappointment was the comparative lack of attention to Brisbane (where I spent most of my time). For instance, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney and Perth all have detailed, color street maps at the back of the book, but Brisbane does not. Overall, however, this guide was well worth its price.
Rating: 4 / 5