The Utlimate Guide to Australia Itineraries: How to create the perfect travel Itinerary in Australia by Michela Fantinel


The Utlimate Guide to Australia Itineraries: How to create the perfect travel Itinerary in Australia
Title : The Utlimate Guide to Australia Itineraries: How to create the perfect travel Itinerary in Australia
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Language : English
Format Type : Kindle Edition
Number of Pages : 76
Publication : Published March 4, 2016

The most comprehensive travel guide for travelling in Australia on your own. Either solo or with a travel companion, this travel book shows you how to choose travel destinations and the most cost-effective ways of getting there. It provides all travel planning elements to crafting a travel itinerary that matches your travel style and needs. With super-detailed itineraries customized for different time frames and budgets, useful travel tools, this travel guide is filled with everything the first time traveller needs not only for travelling Australia on a budget, but also for saving money, time and hassle on the trip.

The Utlimate Guide to Australia Itineraries: How to create the perfect travel Itinerary in Australia Reviews

  • Linda

    If you are considering doing independent travel in Australia this guide is a tremendous assist. Lots of nuts and bolts information with links to other resources. Michela gives you suggested time frames for each stop on itineraries and gives you the highpoints you shouldn’t miss while you are there. The really fun part of her book is that she will provide you with a pdf with live links to the resources in the book upon request. Fun, easy reading and informative.
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  • Meagan

    I absolutely love this book! Warning - it will absolutely whet your appetite to visit Australia.

    Several itineraries are presented inside, with options for shortening/lengthening the trip, swapping out legs, and approximate total costs in AUD. Fantinel summarizes each itinerary with what will be covered, and who it is geared toward - i.e. if you're a food/wine lover, nature lover, etc. Much of the content is geared toward solo travel, though Fantinel is quick to note when having a companion would be helpful.

    The book doesn't go into the history of each area (like a RIck Steves guidebook would), but I actually appreciated that fact. It was nice to just have the facts presented, along with what stands out about each area (i.e. one site being one of the largest seal residences).

    Fantinel is quick to note which itineraries are best for newbie travelers to Australia, and also shares a lot of link love - to her own and others' blog posts, tourist information sites, and more.

    She has a very approachable writing voice, and I'm excited to see what else is in the pipeline for her to publish.

    This book is a quick read, and one that will be invaluable as I dream about making my first trip to Australia a reality.

    Disclaimer: I received a free copy of the book in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.

  • Mojca

    2 ½ - 3 stars