Jeff Williams Livres

Guides the budget traveller along the popular Istanbul to Cairo route, covering the Middle East's most fascinating and accessible countries -- Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Israel and the Palestinian Territories, and Egypt.-- up-to-date information on border crossings, visa formalities and transport options-- complete coverage of the region is historical sites, from Ottoman palaces and exotic souqs to Nabataean city ruins and Pharaonic temples-- the best deals on places to eat and stay as well as entertainment options and tips on how to meet the locals-- helpful language section and detailed glossary

This thorough guide features the most up-to-date information on South Africa, Lesotho and Swaziland.

Walking is the best way to experience New Zealand's spectacular landscape. This expanded edition of a tried and tested guidebook offers detailed descriptions of the best walks and full background information. All the classic, world famous tracks are covered, as well as many lesser known possibilities.

This comprehensive guide provides information for travelling in New Zealand for every budget, and provides guides to all its outdoor activities, its flora and fauna, sights, public transport, history and culture.

We know where Sydney's best surf beaches are, where to get the best coffee in Melbourne's cobbled lanes, and how to cross the great red plains in a van without getting scorched. Includes new full-colour features on Sydney, the Great Barrier Reef and the Outback. •13 authors, 158 maps, 25,800km of coastline and 1 snake in a canoe •Clear, easy-to-use maps •Comprehensive planning tools •Your Reef Trip feature

A travel guide to the large and sparsely populated windward side of the continent. Includes 50 maps, accommodations ranging from outback stations to luxury resorts, notes on excursions, data on national parts and the Heritage Trail Network, tips on beaches and surfing spots, and information about Aboriginal arts and culture. Also includes a color guide to wildflowers and a glossary of the quaint lingo. No bibliography. First published in 1995. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR