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Interessante boeken over Lesotho

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  Reisgids Lonely Planet South Africa, Swaziland & Lesotho - Zuid Afrika | Lonely Planet | 24.95 €

  De perfecte reisgids voor zowel de georganiseerde als de zelfstandige reiziger voor Zuid Afrika. Naast een algemene inleiding van het land / streek ... meer

  De perfecte reisgids voor zowel de georganiseerde als de zelfstandige reiziger voor Zuid Afrika. Naast een algemene inleiding van het land / streek vol met praktische informatie over hoe je er het beste kunt reizen: slapen, eten, vervoer, excursies ... alles kun je er in vinden. Engelstalig. Lonely Planet

  Cosmopolitan Cape Town and exuberant Soweto, rugged coastlines and Drakensberg peaks, Winelands and grassy velds

   

  EYEBALL AN ELEPHANT our full-colour wildlife guide is your essential animal-spotting companion 

  MOVE TO THE GROOVE dedicated music chapter gives you the lowdown on the thriving music scene 

  REST EASY camp site, B&B, hostel or luxurious lodge, whatever your preference, we've got it covered 

  THE ROAD using our detailed maps, including customised itineraries maps and full-colour country map 

  TALK THE TALK - our language chapter, covering 11 local languages, will have you chatting with the locals
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  Wegenatlas More Back-Road 4x4 Trips Zuid Afrika | Mapstudio | 37.50 €

    ntrepid traveller and author Mariëlle Renssen and her two travel partners have been kept busy exploring and writing the sequel to thei... meer

   

  ntrepid traveller and author Mariëlle Renssen and her two travel partners have been kept busy exploring and writing the sequel to their first book 'Our Top 4x4 Trips' ― 'More Back-Road 4x4 Trips'. 

   

  The particular focus of Mariëlle’s second book is personal experience: each trip has been personally driven, and the accommodation recommendations tried and tested – with opinions given frankly and honestly. The idea is that other travellers learn from the experience gained by Marielle and co-authors -- the roads they expressly chose, those they avoided; what they loved en route, what stuck in their throats; their brilliant moves, their regrettable mistakes. 

   

  Passion plays a big part in this book, too. The day-by-day trip descriptions are detailed, accompanied by striking colour images and maps with GPS waypoints for use in conjunction with any navigation system. There are bird, flower and tree lists; information on geology, historical and cultural aspects; even technical requirements, packing lists and border formalities, where relevant. 

   

  The authors have also proved that you can tackle rugged 4x4 trails, and bump and sway across tens of thousands of kilometres (as they have done), yet still have your comforts at the end of the day – that is, a hot shower, flush toilet and a fridge for those cold beers. 

   

  By steering you in the right direction and guiding you through the potential pitfalls, this book, with its 10 new trips, allows you to learn from the authors’ experience. It presents a launch pad for your own back-road adventures, to be moulded and adapted entirely to suit you. 

   

  Routes include Southern-Central Mozambique, West-central Lesotho and the greater South Africa. 

   

   

  I heard Marielle Renssen being interviewed on the radio, and rushed out to buy this book. It has some fantastic back-road trips, particularly the Kruger one. I love the way Marielle tells it "just like it is", and you almost feel as if you are there. I also love that you are guaranteed a hot shower & cold beer at the end of a long drive. 

   

  Posted by Clare Bosman on 2012-11-11

   

   

  Outstanding - this is by far the best travel book I have ever read. The writing and photographs captures you instantly and transports you into the wilds - with bird sightings and animal spotting interspersed with details on each camp, the roads and the wonderful scenery. It makes you want to pack up and get going immediately. 

   

  Posted by Jenny Wolhuter on 2012-12-03

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