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Contains everything from booking a room on the Great Barrier Reef to where to stop along the Great Ocean Road for unique scenery. This is a truly comprehensive guide to the entirety of Australia’s east coast. Every city, town, and important settlement along the way is listed with essential information on attractions, sights, accommodation (from caravan parks to luxury resorts). Information is included on road conditions and driving times.
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Doing the Coast: Travelling Australia’s East Coast
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This is the worst travel companion book I’ve ever seen. There’s hardly any information on the places listed and most is incomplete or completely wrong.
For example the author lists Townsville as the 2nd largest city in Queensland. The Gold Coast and Brisbane are two cities alone which dwarf Townsville in both geographic size and population numbers. I can’t really see how the author could have forgotten about at least one of these two giants unless of course he’s never actually been to Australia.
Most places he will say there is a hostel at …, but totally ignore the ten or so other hostels in the same place by not listing them. Even Lonely Planet is better than this disaster. I guess the only thing it does is inspire anyone who is too lazy to do research that they can get a book published.
Rating: 1 / 5