G'evening Trendsetters,
I found this info on the CAPE-YORK-AUSTRALIA.COM website. For those of you that like to good reading research material!
Visit Cape York Destination Guide
This complete, 300-pages Visit Cape York Destination Guide is all you ever need to successfully complete your trip and enjoy it.
In the early stages of planning you needed the FREE Cape York Travel Pocket Guide.
It got you started with things like when to visit Cape York, how to get here and get around, what kind of accommodation you would like to look at or whether you'd prefer FREE camping; what is there to see and do, how much time to plan for the trip, and roughly what it will cost you.
It gave you a good idea about it all, and helped you to make the big decisions, but it had no bigger detail which you need in the next planning stage.
The Full Visit Cape York Destination Guide has all the detail you ever need.
With 300 pages it is SIX TIMES the size of the pocket guide, and more than two thirds of the book are destination pages.
This 300-Page Visit Cape York Destination Guide Contains;
* Destination pages with full detail about what there is to see and do, how long time you are likely spend in a place, and practical information with opening hours, addresses and phone numbers of the local tourist information centre, bank and post office, medical centre, pharmacy and closest hospital, grocery shop, pub and bottle shop, RACQ and car mechanics...
* Each place, big or small, also has a list of camping, accommodation and tour operators including fishing, croc spotting, scenic flights, and trips to the Great Barrier Reef and Torres Strait Islands - all with details on what kind of tours and accommodation they offer and what are the prices. And of course, FREE camping sites in detail.
* In larger places, shopping and eating out including opening hours (or whether a place is open for lunch or dinner), and what kind of food they serve. It's great to have a break from bush cooking while you visit Cape York.
Regards,
RLI