Jon Murray Book order (chronological)

Travellers of all ages and budgets view their Lonely Planet guidebook as a trustworthy travel companion. Every country is covered--from Argentina to Zimbabwe--with reliable, up-to-date and practical travel advice. In each country guide are thousands of detailed listings, reviews and recommendations as well as inspirational highlight sections, a full-colour front section with stylish images, and comprehensive maps to even the smallest towns.Discover why 40,000 North Americans flock to Australia every month. For this fourteenth edition of Australia, more authors were sent to more remote places than ever before, with a refocus on the needs of budget and mid-range travellers and more of the features readers ask for: sustainable travel; the best of contemporary indigenous Australia; and a special driving section.

A comprehensive travel guide to the southeastern territory of Australia - New South Wales. The text includes information on accommodation, eating out, local customs and festivals, wildlife and language.

This new guide covers Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. Along with the practical essentials, this book includes background on the region's turbulent history and insight into its distinctive cultures, as well as an outdoor activities section. color. 110 maps.

This guide to Cape Town includes improved eating and entertainment listings to provide an insider's taste of the city. A special section has been added on Cape Town's vibrant gay scene. The book also includes a meander through the city's vineyards and an architectural walking tour.

Second and updated edition of a 'City Guide' first published in 1991. Provides information on accommodation, transport, and things to see and do in and around Sydney. Includes details on excursions, shopping and activities such as bushwalking and surfing. Also features 17 colour maps and an index.

A guide to New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory.

Papua New Guinea was one of the last inhabited places on earth to be explored by Europeans. This guide, rewritten in this edition by a new author, offers advice for all travellers wanting to explore the landscapes and cultures of this island nation.

South Africa is the most popular kid on the block in Africa and it's easy to see why. The southern end of Africa teems with adventure: hike, bike and fly amid craggy peaks and open plains, catch a tantalising glimpse of streakily painted zebras in the savanna, encounter the vibrant cultures of San, Khoikhoi, Zulu and Xhosa. And when you're ready for the high life, tour the vineyards or live it up in cities bursting with food, wine and culture. Tickle Your Tastebuds - take our insider tips for the best restaurants, wineries, cafes and bars. Unravel The Past - in-depth coverage of the region's eventful history. Get Active - handpicked listings so you know where to surf, dive, horse ride, sail, bike, hike and fly. Be The Expert - know your impala from your steenbok with our wildlife special section. Travel Safely - we keep you worded up on the scams, health issues and no-go areas.