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The intention of this book is to provide the traveller up to date information on all the wineries by region.
Includes restaurants, accommodation, maps and suggested itineraries.
Perfect for households who live in a wine region and planning that special day trip or lunch. wee...kend trippers and holiday makers.
Full colour photography throughout this classy book.
Wine books make great gift books.
Author Joelle Thomson has written 16 books on wine and knows her stuff.
The book will be broken down into eight wine regions.
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By Miller, Gaye
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Originally published in 2008.
Almost totally rewritten to meet the changed destinations and activities, plus an increase in the age range to 0 to 16 years.
Planning a holiday or a day out that the whole family can enjoy has its challenges, this is the book that will make help... make those trips more enjoyable .
Activities are listed geographically from the top of the North Island to Stewart Island.
Features 26 regions across New Zealand.
Each region has a top 5, making 130 top picks in total.
Can be used so the whole family can plan a family holiday together, or kept in the glove box of the car for road trips.
Focuses on catering for both rainy and sunny days or anything in between.
A timely addition to the New Zealand travel guide section.
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Travel like a pro in a country where bribing cops is normal!
Everyone knows someone who's ridden the length of Vietnam. What if you could do the same?
For us Kiwis and Australians, it's difficult finding decent material about motorcycling in Vietnam. With so much conflicting... information online and uncertainty around costs, it's no wonder people keep putting off this 1600 km road trip.
Nicholas Brookland has been there and done it. In the flesh. And whether your goal is riding from Saigon to Hanoi or just between beach towns, this guide is your bulletproof vest.
It reveals...
- How to plan your own motorcycle odyssey before leaving home.
- Where and how to buy/rent a bike.
- What types of licences and insurance you'll need.
- How to finish your trip alive without being run over by a pig truck.
- How to avoid getting shaken down by dodgy cops.
- Itemized expense reports, showing this journey is possible for as little as $90 NZD per day and even as low as $50.
- A day-by-day riding itinerary.
Let's face it. None of us are getting any younger. Your own Vietnam motorcycle odyssey awaits. And with all the information you need in one lightweight book, what's stopping you?
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Explore with Waffle as he visits New Zealand's most famous attractions. Waffle is a large cat who loves to travel. On this adventure Waffle explores many wonderful places, from the light house in Cape Reinga, to the Waitomo Caves, to the Moeraki Boulders.
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A booklet on the attractions and history of Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf. Only thirty minutes away from Auckland by air, the island is a small paradise and a world of it's own.
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The islands of the South Pacific endure as a beacon of both the unfamiliar and the familiar. This book gives readers a birds-eye view of the many island groups that make up this incomparably beautiful area and opens up possibilities for experienced and novice travellers alike.
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Gregory O'Brien is one of he leading New Zealand writers of his generation. In this book he presents an intriguing memoir, a mixture of travel book, autbiographical novel and a meditation on Europe and the Antipodes. "Modernism, the politics of French nuclear testing, swimming, d...rowning and underwater explosions are twined together with the life of a family".
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On the way to an ambush is a series exhibited first at War Photo Limited, Dubrovnik, Croatia in 2008.
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Des Molloy and Dick Huurdeman look like the sort of guys who should be sedately steering a sleigh in a Santa parade, not riding old single-banger British bikes half way across the world through some of the most difficult and remote terrain imaginable.
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Written for Australians and New Zealanders, this second edition has been completely updated. The book includes both reference chapters on security issues, culture shock, workplace issues for health workers and teachers and other development issues, along with advice about choosin...g an organisation.
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