This title is ideal for providing inspiration for a trip, for looking back on places visited, or just as a fascinating read about Australia’s many and varied nature sites. It contains a wealth of information on more than 200 amazing and intriguing locations around Australia, from world-famous iconic places such as Kakadu and the Great Barrier Reef to lesser-known but no less impressive gems. It explores the country’s full diverse array of habitats, ranging from deserts to rainforests and from reefs to snow-covered mountains. The guide is basically a collection of stand-alone site accounts designed to assist those planning trips within this wonderful country. Sites are arranged in an easy-to-follow order, travelling state-by-state in a clockwise direction commencing with Queensland. The author draws greatly on personal experience, having completed more than 90% of the trips described. Written in everyday English, the book is lavishly illustrated with photos and drawings to assist inquisitive travellers and interested readers to understand the habitats and ecosystems around the country. It is packed with useful tips on what wildlife might be encountered, as well as with practical information on timings, facilities, other practicalities and much more, all aimed at helping readers to make the most of their visits. All in all this an indispensible guide for nature lovers in Australia.