Frommer's California from $70 a Day (FROMMER'S CALIFORNIA FROM $ A DAY) [Idioma Inglés] - Tapa blanda

Reseña del editor

"Visiting the sights of California on $70 a day would challenge even a knowledgeable native, but the authors of this budget guide lead the way with spirited and astute recommendations."?Sacramento Bee

Frommer?s Dollar-A-Day guides show you how to travel in style?without breaking the bank. You?ll find inexpensive accommodations that don?t skimp on comfort. Affordable restaurants where locals go for a good meal. And all the best sightseeing and shopping values. Frommer?s Dollar-A-Day guidebooks. First-class travel on a budget.

Everything You Need for an Unforgettable?and Affordable?Trip!

• Charming places to stay, from cozy Napa Valley B&Bs to family-friendly motels at the beach, for as little as $25 per person a night!
• Great dining at unbelievably low prices, from cafes serving up cutting-edge California cuisine for $12 to authentic Chinese and Mexican specialties for less than $5.
• A complete budget sightseeing guide, from Gold Country towns to the San Diego Zoo?plus spectacular coastal drives, cable car rides, wine tastings, Hollywood TV tapings, and more.
• All the details on California?s fabulous beaches, natural wonders, and national parks.
• Detailed, accurate maps.

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Biografía del autor

Sexy, sassy scribe David Andrusia (chapters 1, 2, 12, 15, and 16) is the co-author of Frommer’s Gay & Lesbian Europe. David is also the author of Brand Yourself! and The Perfect Pitch, is a career consultant, and can be reached at davidandrusia@mindspring.com.

Matthew Richard Poole (chapters 1, 3–11, 13, and 14), a native Northern Californian, has authored and contributed to more than two dozen travel guides to California, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Hawaii, and destinations abroad. Before becoming a full-time travel writer and photographer, Matthew worked as an English tutor in Prague, a ski instructor in the Swiss Alps, and a scuba instructor in Maui. Addicted to a life of freedom, he spends most of his time on the road doing research and avoiding commitments.