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.South Pacific and Micronesia (Lonely Planet Country Guide) by: Geert Cole, Leanne Logan, Brett Atkinson, Oliver Berry, Becca Blond, Celeste Brash, Jean-Bernard Carillet, Tione Chinula, Rob Crossan, Mark Dapin October 01, 2006 >>See More Reviews & Details on South Pacific and Micronesia (Lonely Planet Country Guide) |
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.Brussels, Bruges and Antwerp (Lonely Planet City Guide) by: Leanne Logan, Geert Cole November 30, 1999 This guide, as with all Lonely Planet Guides I've read, details simply all the information you require in order to maximise the pleasure of your stay, in this case within Flander's main cities. Each page contains a wealth of (always relevant) info on Eating, Drinking, Shopping, Art, Music, Accomodation, Local Eccentricities, Travel Practicalities, Accurate Maps and much more besides. In 6 days in Bruges it never left my side; I reckon it saved me it's cover value EACH DAY. In addition I would probably have missed maybe 30% of 'attractions' without it. More than recommended, its indispensible, even if you visit only one of the three included cities. >>See More Reviews & Details on Brussels, Bruges and Antwerp (Lonely Planet City Guide) |
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.New Caledonia (Lonely Planet Regional Guides) by: Leanne Logan, Geert Cole, Cole Geert July 01, 2001 This guide, as with all Lonely Planet Guides I've read, details simply all the information you require in order to maximise the pleasure of your stay, in this case within Flander's main cities. Each page contains a wealth of (always relevant) info on Eating, Drinking, Shopping, Art, Music, Accomodation, Local Eccentricities, Travel Practicalities, Accurate Maps and much more besides. In 6 days in Bruges it never left my side; I reckon it saved me it's cover value EACH DAY. In addition I would probably have missed maybe 30% of 'attractions' without it. More than recommended, its indispensible, even if you visit only one of the three included cities. >>See More Reviews & Details on New Caledonia (Lonely Planet Regional Guides) |
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.South Pacific (Lonely Planet Travel Guides) by: Tione Chinula, Geert Cole, Sally Dilon October 01, 2003 This is probably the best Lonely Planet book you will ever get. Individual country sections, costs, tips for women, and recommended itineraries. Composed by nearly 15 authors, it offers comprehensive coverage of this mind blowing region. The pictures are quite simply stunning (especially Vanuatu's active volcanoes) and the lagoon shots are Awesome. It goes further than the usual backpacker destination of Fiji and the Cook Islands and provides an insight into the lives of people in the remotest region in the world. Really opens your eyes. I didn't even know Vanuatu, Nuie and French Polynesia existed before i read this The front cover sums up the apparent pace of life on these islands. Without this book i wouldn't be embarking on ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on South Pacific (Lonely Planet Travel Guides) |
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.Lonely Planet Egypt: A Travel Survival Kit (Lonely Planet Egypt) by: Leanne Logan, Geert Cole, Damien Simonis, Scott Wayne 1996-11 We've just come back from honeymoon and used this book when we visited Cairo and particularly the incredible museum... the descriptions are spot on and the book guides you thru' room by room. Our tour guide was saying practically the same things as the book, so its all you need! Dress codes for women in Cairo aren't as strict as the book makes it out to be, there were loads of girls with string tops and shorts, so long skirts and long sleeved shirts aren't necessarily a must!! Other than that, pretty accurate about local customs and traditions. >>See More Reviews & Details on Lonely Planet Egypt: A Travel Survival Kit (Lonely Planet Egypt) |
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.Belgium and Luxembourg (Lonely Planet Country Guide) by: Leanne Logan, Geert Cole April 30, 2001 As much as I am faithul to Lonely Planet guidebooks, I was shocked by reading their edition of Belgium & Luxembourg. Not only did we have to wait 2004 to have a LP guidebook for those 2 countries (which must be after about all other regions in the world, even Antarctica, Papua New Guinea and tiny tropical islands), but it's not even half satisfying. They should have kept the previous title "Brussels, Bruges and Antwerp", as there is frankly not much about the rest of the country. For instance, Belgium has some 3000 castles, but for some reason only 2 (yes, a miserable 2 !) are listed in the Lonely Planet. Same sparsity for the abbeys. Then, the book is heavily centered on Brussels and Flanders, as if the author didn't know more ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Belgium and Luxembourg (Lonely Planet Country Guide) |
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.Brussels, Bruges and Antwerp (Lonely Planet Travel Guides) by: Leanne Logan, Geert Cole September 01, 2001 This guide, as with all Lonely Planet Guides I've read, details simply all the information you require in order to maximise the pleasure of your stay, in this case within Flander's main cities. Each page contains a wealth of (always relevant) info on Eating, Drinking, Shopping, Art, Music, Accomodation, Local Eccentricities, Travel Practicalities, Accurate Maps and much more besides. In 6 days in Bruges it never left my side; I reckon it saved me it's cover value EACH DAY. In addition I would probably have missed maybe 30% of 'attractions' without it. More than recommended, its indispensible, even if you visit only one of the three included cities. >>See More Reviews & Details on Brussels, Bruges and Antwerp (Lonely Planet Travel Guides) |
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.Egypt - Lonely Plant travel survival guide (Lonel Planet Travel Survival Guides) by: Geert Cole, Damien Simonis, Scott Wayne Leanne Logan 1997 This guide, as with all Lonely Planet Guides I've read, details simply all the information you require in order to maximise the pleasure of your stay, in this case within Flander's main cities. Each page contains a wealth of (always relevant) info on Eating, Drinking, Shopping, Art, Music, Accomodation, Local Eccentricities, Travel Practicalities, Accurate Maps and much more besides. In 6 days in Bruges it never left my side; I reckon it saved me it's cover value EACH DAY. In addition I would probably have missed maybe 30% of 'attractions' without it. More than recommended, its indispensible, even if you visit only one of the three included cities. >>See More Reviews & Details on Egypt - Lonely Plant travel survival guide (Lonel Planet Travel Survival Guides) |
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.Egypt (Lonely Planet Travel Atlas) by: Leanne Logan, Geert Cole November 01, 1996 This guide, as with all Lonely Planet Guides I've read, details simply all the information you require in order to maximise the pleasure of your stay, in this case within Flander's main cities. Each page contains a wealth of (always relevant) info on Eating, Drinking, Shopping, Art, Music, Accomodation, Local Eccentricities, Travel Practicalities, Accurate Maps and much more besides. In 6 days in Bruges it never left my side; I reckon it saved me it's cover value EACH DAY. In addition I would probably have missed maybe 30% of 'attractions' without it. More than recommended, its indispensible, even if you visit only one of the three included cities. >>See More Reviews & Details on Egypt (Lonely Planet Travel Atlas) |
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.Lonely Planet : New Caledonia by: Leanne Logan, Geert Cole November 30, 1997 This guide, as with all Lonely Planet Guides I've read, details simply all the information you require in order to maximise the pleasure of your stay, in this case within Flander's main cities. Each page contains a wealth of (always relevant) info on Eating, Drinking, Shopping, Art, Music, Accomodation, Local Eccentricities, Travel Practicalities, Accurate Maps and much more besides. In 6 days in Bruges it never left my side; I reckon it saved me it's cover value EACH DAY. In addition I would probably have missed maybe 30% of 'attractions' without it. More than recommended, its indispensible, even if you visit only one of the three included cities. >>See More Reviews & Details on Lonely Planet : New Caledonia |