Budapest (2nd edition) (Eyewitness Travel) by Helen Townsend (ed)
$35.00 AUD
Category: Travel
Walking The Camino by KEVIN Tony
$32.95 AUD
Category: Travel
Beautifully captures the flavour of what it was like to walk the camino, and is filled with fascinating observations and anecdotes about the nature of contemporary Spain. Unavoidably, as this pilgrimage is a deeply personal experience, it is also a profound personal meditation on the nature of modern li ...Show more
Walking the Camino: a Modern Pilgrimage to Santiago by Tony Kevin
$26.99 AUD
Category: Travel
In May 2006, armed only with a small rucksack and a staff, Tony Kevin, an overweight, sedentary, 63- year-old former diplomat, set off on an eight-week trek across Spain. But this was not just a very long walk - it was a pilgrimage. From Granada, in the southeast, to Santiago de Compostela, in the far n ...Show more
The "Idler" Book of Crap Holidays by Dan Kieran
$29.95 AUD
Category: Travel
In CRAP HOLIDAYS, Dan Kieran highlights 50 of the most disastrous - and hilarious - holidays from hell. From leaky caravans in Wales, to crushingly disappointing luxury hotels in Barbados. From dysentery in Goa, to bloody awful holiday companions who won't leave you alone. In fact, from Butlins to Bali, ...Show more
Uluru - Kata Ijuta and Watarrka: Ayers Rock, the Olgas and Kings Canyon, Northern Territory by Anne Kerle
$29.95 AUD
Category: Travel | Series: National Parks Field Guides Series
This handy guide is your key to the secrets of the most famous National Parks of Australias Red Centre. It will tell you about the areas pre-history and origins, its geology and landforms, and, its plants and animals and how they live. It also unlocks the foor on its human history, especially of the Abo ...Show more
Four Quarters of Light : A Journey through Alaskan by Brian Keenan
$32.95 AUD
Category: Travel
Brian Keenan's fascination with Alaska began as a small boy choosing his first library book in a Belfast school. The book was Jack London's wondrous Call of the Wild and it has permeated Keenan's life ever since. A short visit to Fairbanks several years ago was enough to seal his connection with the ...Show more
Sing and Don't Cry - Mexican Journal by Cate Kennedy
$27.95 AUD
Category: Travel
Sing, and Don't Cry is Cate Kennedy's sensual and touching evocation of her time spent working as a volunteer in small town Mexico. The people she comes to love in Tequisquiapan, and their gusto for celebration, pilgrimage and family, force her to cast a penetrating light on her own Western values and w ...Show more
The Ice Museum : In search of the lost land of Thule by Joanna Kavenna
$24.95 AUD
Category: Travel
Joanna Kavenna went north in search of the Atlantis of the Arctic, the mythical land of Thule. Seen once by an Ancient Greek explorer and never found again, mysterious Thule came to represent the vast and empty spaces of the north. Fascinated for many years by Arctic places, Kavenna decided to travel th ...Show more
Four Quarters of Light by Brian Keenan
$24.95 AUD
Category: Travel
Brian Keenan's fascination with Alaska began as a small boy while reading Jack London's wondrous CALL OF THE WILD. With a head full of questions about its inspiring landscape and a heart informed by his love of desolate and barren places, Brian Keenan sets out for Alaska to discover its four geographica ...Show more
The Shadow of the Sun by Ryszard Kapuscinski
$12.99 AUD
Category: Travel | Series: Popular Penguins | Reading Level: good
Ryszard Kapuscinski's The Shadow of the Sunencompasses forty years of incisive and moving reportage about Africa by one of the world's greatest journalists. From newly independent Ghana to war-torn Rwanda, Kapuscinski captures the sights, sounds, smells and, above all, the real lives of this vast contin ...Show more
The Cobra's Heart by Ryszard Kapuscinski
$12.95 AUD
Category: Travel | Series: Penguin Great Journeys
One of the most brilliant journalists of the postwar world, Kapuscinski (born 1932) spent decades criss-crossing Africa, witnessing the horrors of a continent ravaged by imperialism and its aftershocks. Humane, evocative and magical, The Cobra's Heart makes the case for Kapuscinski as a great writer as ...Show more