To travel

The To travel range for Oceania brings together guidebooks and maps focused on Australia, New Zealand and Antarctica. These titles support planning and on-the-ground navigation, with clear mapping, practical tips and concise background so routes, seasons and local conditions are easier to understand.

Country and region guides cover major routes, national parks and coastal drives, alongside city sections for key hubs. Expect planning chapters, suggested itineraries, distance and travel-time guidance, local highlights, cultural context and essential services such as transport, permits and safety notes.

Maps include road maps, touring atlases and topographic sheets useful for hiking and backcountry travel. Look for scale details, contour lines, grid references and legend clarity. Many editions use durable, waterproof or tear-resistant paper and compact fold-out formats that pack easily.

Special-interest To travel titles focus on hiking and tramping in New Zealand, long road trips across Australia, and selected nature and expedition guides relevant to Antarctica. These often add trail profiles, elevation information, hut or campsite references, 4WD track notes and practical resupply pointers.

Antarctica-specific guides tend to offer regional overviews, landing site notes, wildlife identification and environmental guidelines. Seasonal windows, weather patterns and safety considerations are usually summarised so expectations match the realities of polar conditions.

Choosing the right To travel resource is straightforward: decide on coverage (country, region or city), select a suitable map scale for your activity, check durability for weather exposure, and confirm a recent edition for updated roads, tracks and regulations. Lightweight formats suit day travel; more detailed atlases help deeper planning at home.

OutdoorXL offers an extensive assortment from established publishers, so finding a To travel guide or map that fits your route, timeframe and activity level is simple. New editions are added regularly, with options for general touring, hiking, camping and remote-area navigation across Oceania.