Lonely Planet Southern Africa (Travel Guide) by Lonely Planet (Author), Murphy (Author), Armstrong (Author), Bainbridge (Author), Firestone (Author), Fitzpatrick (Author), Luckham (Author), Simmonds (Author)
Excellent condition second hand
ISBN: 9781740595452
Publisher : Lonely Planet, 1 Mar. 2010
Paperback, 816 pages
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Go on safari in Kruger National Park, taste your way through South Africa's Winelands, glide in a traditional dugout canoe down the Okavango Delta, snorkel in Lake Malawi and be amazed by one of the seven natural wonders of the world, Victoria Falls.
This guide covers : Botswana, Lesotho, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland, Victoria Falls, Zambia, Zimbabwe
146 detailed and easy to use maps
Special colour chapter on wildlife & habitats
Detailed itineraries take you from laid-back coasts to unforgettable safaris
Dedicated music chapter gets you into the African groove
Green Index highlights the best ecofriendly options
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Authors: Written and researched by Lonely Planet, Alan Murphy, Kate Armstrong, James Bainbridge, Matthew D. Firestone, Mary Fitzpatrick, Nana Luckham, and Nicola Simmonds.
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