Before visiting Bali, please read some of our suggestions
from the following reading list. All books listed below are
available at your favorite online or offline bookshops.
Fodor's Bali & Lombok
by
Laura M. Kidder (Editor)
Book Description
No matter what your budget or whether it's your
first trip or fifteenth, Fodor's Gold Guides get
you where you want to go. In this completely
up-to-date guide our experts who live in
Bali and Lombok give you the inside track,
showing you all the things to see and do. |
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The
Beginners Guide to Bali
by Scott
Salisbury
Book Description
"12/02/1999 by Monique at the Bali Forum"
THE BEGINNERS GUIDE TO BALI is the single woman's
guide to a successful holiday. I knew what to
expect when I got there and having computer
access to the guide from any internet site made
it easy to travel with. |
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Lonely
Planet Bali & Lombok
by
James Lyon, et al
Book Description
From Antarctica to Zimbabwe, if you're going
there, chances are Lonely Planet has been there
first. With a pithy and matter-of-fact writing
style, these guides are guaranteed to calm the
nerves of first-time world travelers. |
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Diving
& Snorkeling Bali & Lombok
by
Tim Rock, Susanna Hinderks
Book
Description
Lonely Planet’s new "Diving &
Snorkeling Bali & Lombok" offers
detailed information for divers and snorkelers
of all levels. It also provides a comprehensive
list of dive services as well as gorgeous
underwater photographs. |
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Insight
Guide Bali
by Scott
Rutherford (Editor)
Book Description
The first edition appeared in 1970; the second
is thoroughly updated with new (tantalizing)
color photos and information. Much more than a
travel guide, this is a survey of Bali's
history, culture, and people; travel tips
(things to do, where to stay, etc.) |
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The
Rough Guide to Bali & Lombok
by
Lesley Reader, Lucy Ridout
Book
Description
INTRODUCTION The islands of Bali and Lombok are
part of the Indonesian archipelago, a
5000-kilometre-long string of over thirteen
thousand islands, stretching between Malaysia in
the west and Australia to the east. |
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Knopf
Guide Bali
by Staff
Knopf Travel Guide
Book Description
"Jammed-to-its-endpapers
with gorgeous white, gray, gold and silver
pages; hundreds of full-color, sepia-toned,
black-and-white and black-on-silver photographs,
and pull-outs showing detailed drawings."
-- San Francisco Chronicle |
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Eyewitness
Travel Guide to Bali & Lombok
by
Jean Couteau
Book Description
The guide that shows you what other travel books
only tell you! Besides being one of the top ten
honeymoon destinations in the world, Bali has
been called the "Best Island in the
World." |
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Moon
Handbooks: Bali
by
Bill Dalton
Book Description
Best Bali Guide. I was so excited about my first
trip to Bali that I used 4 guides. By far, the
Moon Guide helped me most to understand Bali and
the Balinese. I was even able to impress the cab
drivers with my new found understanding of
Balinese religion, culture and customs. |
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Diving
Bali: The Underwater Jewel of Southeast Asia (Periplus Action Guide)
by
David Pickell, Wally Siagian
Book
Description
In Diving Bali, authors David Pickell and Wally
Siagian offer you 25 years of diving experience
in the reefs of this beautiful island. In
addition to showing you where to dive, they will
teach you how to appreciate the uniqueness of
each site. |
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Bali
- Island of Grace
by
Suzanne Charle & R. Ian Lloyd
Book
Review
This book really grew on me. I bought it in its
first publication by Hong Kong's 'The Guidebook
Company' in 1990, along with the usual Lonely
Planet and an updated version of Bill Dalton's
extremely hefty Indonesia guide. (I first took
his book to Indonesia in '79, and his guide
continues to be invaluable to the drifting back
packer and serious off-the-beaten-tracker, but
that type of guide may be overkill for the
package traveler to Bali) |
