Victoria (Australia) 1:1,075M Travel Map

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Explore Australia

Atlases & Maps

EA Eco Road Map: Queensland

The 2011 edition of Australia's favourite travel bible is bigger and better than ever! With over a million copies sold since 1980, Explore Australia has become the essential Australian travel companion. Covering 700 towns in detail, each of the country's capital cities and over 70 holiday regions, Explore Australia 2011 will inspire you to get over there and see more of this truly amazing country. Organised by state, the guide covers every place of interest from national parks to tiny desert outposts with the best places for swimming, wine-tasting, walking and more. The 'What's on' section for each place also highlights museums and galleries, festivals and markets, sights and excursions. A comprehensive, 140- page road atlas makes the book an important navigational and planning tool. This edition of Explore Australia 2011 has been completely updated, with a fresh and user-friendly design, and all new images. Other great new features include selected food and accommodation listings for almost every major town across Australia, a lower price point of GBP20.00 and a more practical flexi-bound cover. Key tourist towns are also highlighted in the A-Z town sections for each state, and the atlas section includes new city and regional mapping.

Explore Australia 2011 2011

Explore Australia Pub.

The latest edition of Australia's favourite road atlas provides comprehensive, GPS-accurate maps for the entire country. With text information on the top ten experiences in each capital city, The Australian Road Atlas 2011 is the ideal on-road reference for any type of road travel. Easy-to-follow maps cover all the major cities, suburbs and holiday regions, and include city approach and bypass maps. The new, yellow cover distinguishes this atlas from previous editions. Includes: 146 maps; capital city and suburban maps; colour-coded national mapping, state by state, maps for major provincial cities; 33 regional holiday maps and a comprehensive index with over 16,000 entries.

The Australian Road Atlas 2011

Walks in Nature: Melbourne

Chronicle

Explore Australia continues to be the best-value travel guide and atlas on the market, and is an invaluable travel bible for anyone planning an extended holiday in Australia. Explore Australia 2012 covers 700 towns in detail, each of the country's capital cities and over 70 holiday regions. This trusted guidebook also includes the population for every major town across the country, selected food and accommodation listings, and detailed maps for key tourist towns. For this edition, we have also added a new introduction to Australia outlining the country's history, flora and fauna.

Explore Australia 2012

Travel

Australia & South Pacific

The Best of Hide and Seek Melbourne

This text presents an illustrated guide to Australia's greatest natural asset - the coast. Images of Australia's diverse and beautiful beaches attract people from all over the world to visit its shores.

Australia's Coast 2nd ed

Plan your next Australian holiday with Explore Australia 2015, the best-value travel guide and atlas on the market. Packed with information for over 700 towns across this great land, as well as detailed capital city sections, you'll find all the places you've heard so much about and many new destinations to tell your friends about! As well as helping you to plan your travel itinerary, you'll also discover things to see and do, places to eat and sleep, and a whole lot more on everything from festivals to markets. This trusted guidebook also features a comprehensive atlas and detailed maps for key tourist towns, so you can hit the road with confidence, knowing that you'll end up exactly where you want to be. So many places to see! Find them all in the one place - Explore Australia 2015.

Explore Australia 2015

Explore Australia 2020

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