Peter Dragicevich

New edition of the market-leading guide to Western Australia; Improved coverage for domestic travellers; focuses on the areas most travellers visit, including Margaret River; new Travel with Children chapter packed with practical advice and top recommendations; sheet map and GreenDex trip-planning tools ...

Australia?s best musicians, foodies, actors, writers and architects flock to Sydney: a hyperenergetic, ambitious marketplace of the soul, where anything goes and everything usually does. - 32 beaches and harbour islands, 247 hand-picked eateries, pubs and bars, five of the best ocean pools and one magnificent Opera House- Detailed reviews of all...

Canberra may be the capital, but Sydney is Australia?s first city. The nation?s birthplace, it?s exuberant, sassy and stacks of fun. Brash and shallow? Whatever? Sydney?s sunny self-confidence is reinforced by its famously picturesque harbour and numerous beautiful beaches. And if it?s ever feeling blasé about its natural assets, a dizzying whirl...

September '09 tsunami: Despite the disaster there is no reason to delay traveling to the area, and the vast majority of places listed in this guidebook remain open for business. For up-to-the-minute travel advice, we recommend you check our Samoa tsunami update page. Any trip to tropical Samoa and Tonga will be a delight, but with a Lonely Planet...