Review: finally a simple and easy to understand three-day itinerary for a memorable vacation.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 1, 2014
This is a very simple and easy to understand downloadable electronic guidebook for Williamsburg, Virginia. Frankly, I downloaded it because I wanted to leave some of the stress of planning a trip to Williamsburg in the spring, maybe early summer. But since I'm only going to be gone 3 to 4 days at the most. I did not need or want one of those gigantic behemoth guidebooks connect like you are planning the summit of Mount Everest. Rather than a simple weekend getaway this guidebook fit the bill perfectly is designed to be used as a three-day itinerary but I suppose I can use a small notebook or scrap paper. To add more to the itinerary, if necessary with no problem whatsoever, the itinerary in the Miss Passport guide book is designed to fit an exact three-day itinerary starting with the day of arrival in lists out the hotel recommendations, as well as the contact information, and even suggested restaurants for the day along with bars and nightclubs in the area if that's what tickles your fancy. Each of the three days consists of a main attraction is suggested restaurants and shops (or at least the areas to find the shops so that my girlfriend can buy more touristy crap. I don't really need. Don't tell her I said that :-).Aside from all the important information such as the contact information for the hotels, and/or suggested restaurants, as well as the numbers of the tourist attractions in theaters, so that I can buy tickets in advance and avoid the crowds (an excellent idea by the way. I've visited Williamsburg before just never with the girlfriend, hence the itinerary suggestions for romantic couples stuff) aside from helping avoid the mass crowd of tourist hell the guidebook also contains lots of interesting history and trivia tidbits. Kind of like having a personal tour guide, stuffed into my Kindle (I wonder when they are going to come out with that technology?) For the money, the guidebook can't be beat. It is simple and straightforward, a bare-bones approach to tourism, which is rather refreshing the guide book, is not put out by travel company. So it is not trying to sell you on a specific package to Virginia perspective. It is only trying to make sure that you have the most memorable vacation possible. I will definitely be checking into other books in the Miss Passport line for future trips.