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Bradt's Western Australia is the first guidebook focused on the long country roads, inspirational national parks and world-class vineyards of Australia's largest state. Local resident Scott Dareff has visited almost all the state's 137 administrative areas in the past five years, giving him an extraordinary insight into, and knowledge of, one of the world's great wildernesses. 'Travellers often associate Western Australia with Perth' he says. 'But Perth is just the staging ground for travel to this spectacular state. Much of the magic of Western Australia comes when you venture beyond its capital city. Ningaloo Reef is every bit as astounding as the Great Barrier Reef, but more accessible. you can just walk off the beach into the water, and you're in among its reefs. The Burrup Peninsula has rock art that is 50,000 years old, while Margaret River is one of the world's finest wine regions and the nearby karri forests contain one of the tallest species of tree in the world.' Bradt's Western Australia capitalises on the area's geography to help travellers create the ultimate road trips in spectacular remote locations, without having to rough it or give up air conditioning, en-suite accommodation or restaurant meals. What's more, this is the first major guidebook to stray from the coast to provide in-depth coverage of the West Australian interior. For travellers looking for a unique experience, and 'something different', this book makes the Outback accessible and affordable, busting the myth once and for all that a trip to Western Australia requires a four- wheel- drive, a month off work, and deep pockets.

Table of Contents
PART 1 THE GUIDE Chapter 1 Background Information Chapter 2 Practical Information PART 2 PERTH REGION Chapter 3 Perth Region PART 3 SOUTH OF PERTH Chapter 4 Mandurah & The Peel Region Chapter 5 South West Region Chapter 6 Albany & The Great Southern Region Chapter 7 Esperance & The Outback Riviera PART 4 EAST OF PERTH Chapter 8 Kalgoorlie & The Goldfields Chapter 9 Wheatbelt Region PART 5 NORTH OF PERTH Chapter 10 Indian Ocean Drive, Wildflower Country & Geraldton Chapter 11 The Gascoyne & Ningaloo Reef Çhapter 12 The Pilbara Chapter 13 The Kimberley Chapter 14 External Territories of Western Australia Appendices Language, Further info

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    Publisher: Bradt Travel Guides
    Publication Date: 19/09/2022
    ISBN13: 9781784777531, 978-1784777531
    ISBN10: 1784777536

    Description

    Book Synopsis
    Bradt's Western Australia is the first guidebook focused on the long country roads, inspirational national parks and world-class vineyards of Australia's largest state. Local resident Scott Dareff has visited almost all the state's 137 administrative areas in the past five years, giving him an extraordinary insight into, and knowledge of, one of the world's great wildernesses. 'Travellers often associate Western Australia with Perth' he says. 'But Perth is just the staging ground for travel to this spectacular state. Much of the magic of Western Australia comes when you venture beyond its capital city. Ningaloo Reef is every bit as astounding as the Great Barrier Reef, but more accessible. you can just walk off the beach into the water, and you're in among its reefs. The Burrup Peninsula has rock art that is 50,000 years old, while Margaret River is one of the world's finest wine regions and the nearby karri forests contain one of the tallest species of tree in the world.' Bradt's Western Australia capitalises on the area's geography to help travellers create the ultimate road trips in spectacular remote locations, without having to rough it or give up air conditioning, en-suite accommodation or restaurant meals. What's more, this is the first major guidebook to stray from the coast to provide in-depth coverage of the West Australian interior. For travellers looking for a unique experience, and 'something different', this book makes the Outback accessible and affordable, busting the myth once and for all that a trip to Western Australia requires a four- wheel- drive, a month off work, and deep pockets.

    Table of Contents
    PART 1 THE GUIDE Chapter 1 Background Information Chapter 2 Practical Information PART 2 PERTH REGION Chapter 3 Perth Region PART 3 SOUTH OF PERTH Chapter 4 Mandurah & The Peel Region Chapter 5 South West Region Chapter 6 Albany & The Great Southern Region Chapter 7 Esperance & The Outback Riviera PART 4 EAST OF PERTH Chapter 8 Kalgoorlie & The Goldfields Chapter 9 Wheatbelt Region PART 5 NORTH OF PERTH Chapter 10 Indian Ocean Drive, Wildflower Country & Geraldton Chapter 11 The Gascoyne & Ningaloo Reef Çhapter 12 The Pilbara Chapter 13 The Kimberley Chapter 14 External Territories of Western Australia Appendices Language, Further info

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