Lonely Planet Best New England Trips - 8 Trips from USA's Best Trips Travel Guide

• Completely updated, Frommer's Maine Coast features in-depth coverage of the sights and experiences that await you.
• As a longtime New Englander, our author hits all the highlights, from the mountains of Acadia National Park to outlet shops and beaches of Maine's southern coast. He's checked out all the best hotels and restaurants in person, and offers authoritative, candid reviews that will help you find the choices that suit your tastes and budget.
• You'll get insider tips on finding the best lobster, hiking the best trails, and discovering the loveliest ocean views. You'll find detailed maps, a nature guide, and advice on planning a family vacation. The book also features a driving tour of Acadia National Park, and sidetrips to Portsmouth, New Hampshire, inland Maine, and St. Andrews & Grand Manan Island.

“Consistently rated the best guides to the regions covered. Readable, tasteful, appealingly designed. Strong on dining, lodging, culture, and history.”—National Geographic Traveler

Arrive and hit the ground running!

The travel guide with Insider Tips.

Now available as an eBook with lots of additional functionality.

- Top Highlights at a glance

- Marco Polo Insider Tips with detailed background information

- Over 300 web links lead you directly to the Insider Tip websites

- Offline maps with street index

- Google Map links aid speedy route planning

- Public transport maps with links to timetables

Have fun from the moment you arrive and make the most of those precious days off. Enjoy a hassle free trip, full of new experiences and adventures ranging from total relaxation to extreme activities. Having fun is what it’s all about. Personal recommendations from the authors for all occasions:

- 'Where to start?' highlights the ideal starting point to explore the destination from

- 'Best of' chapter features special tips for when it rains, things to do for free, chill out & relax for all occasions and moods. Only in highlights unique experiences, making a visit even more memorable

- 'The Perfect Day' and 'The Perfect Route' is the best way to get to know a destination intimately for those with limited time. Includes practical tips on how to beat queues, get the best view and much more

- The chapter 'Links, Blogs, Apps & More' provides easy access to even more information, videos and networks

Experience the sights and discover exceptional hotels, restaurants, trendy places, festivals, concerts, sports and activities.

Our Special Tip:

Create your own personal itinerary by bookmarking the text and adding your own notes and browse the eBook in seconds with the handy full-text search facility!

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With natives as your guides, this series leads you down the road less traveled.

25 of Jules Verne's major works in one collection, with active table of contents.

The Adventures of a Special Correspondent
All Around the Moon
Around the World in 80 Days
The Blockade Runners
Dick Sand, A Captain at Fifteen
Eight Hundred Leagues on the Amazon
Facing the Flag
Five Weeks in a Balloon
FROM THE EARTH TO THE MOON
Godfrey Morgan
In Search of the Castaways
In the Year 2889
A Journey to the Centre of the Earth
The Master of the World
Michael Strogoff
The Moon-Voyage
The Mysterious Island
Off on a Comet
The Pearl of Lima
Ticket No. "9672"
Topsy-Turvy
Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea
The Underground City
A Voyage in a Balloon (1852)
The Waif of the "Cynthia"

With The Age of Water Lilies, Theresa Kishkan has written a beautiful novel that travels from the time of colonial wars to the pacifist movement to 1960s Victoria, and shares a unique and delightful relationship between 70-year-old Flora and 7-year-old Tessa.

When Flora Oakden leaves her English home in 1912 for the fledgling community of Walhachin in British Columbia’s interior, she doesn’t expect to fall in love with the dry sage-scented benchlands above the Thompson River-and with the charismatic labourer who is working in the orchard. When he and all the men of Walhachin return to Europe and the battlefields of France, Flora remains behind, pregnant and unmarried. Shunned by those remaining in the settlement, she travels west to Victoria and meets freethinker Ann Ogilvie, who provides shelter for her in a house overlooking the Ross Bay Cemetery. Fifty years later, among the headstones of Ross Bay, curious young Tessa is mapping her own personal domain when her life becomes interwoven with that of her neighbour, the now-elderly Flora. Out of their friendship, a larger world opens up for these unlikely companions. Theresa has written a sweeping story that transcends time and springs from a passionate exploration of the natural world, its weather, seasons and plants.