The Caravan Of Courage

Exploring Tarkine Drive Exploring Tarkine Drive, The tarkine is a region is Tasmania’s North West Located km out of Smithton. It is known as one of the world’s largest temperate rainforests. Did you know in Australia Tasmania holds 95% of Australia’s cool temperate rainforest and Tarkine is the largest uninterrupted tract of over 170,000 hectares. […]

Visiting Lake Saint Clair in a day. The lake was carved out by glaciers over millions of years, Lake St Clair is Australia’s deepest freshwater lake at 167 meters deep. It located at the southern end of Cradle Mountain and is the end of the Tasmania’s most iconic multi-day walk, the Overland Track. Over six to eight

This road trip is one of the most scenic drives and the beginning of the west coast. On the way you will stop by cute little towns, Mount field national park, Waterfalls, Lakes and of course Gordons dam. Mt field national park is 1 hour out of Hobart and is one of the oldest and

Huon Valley The best free things to do in the Huon Valley which is located 30 minutes south of Hobart, The Huon Valley is where you will notice an abundances of road side stalls selling apples and other fresh farm produce. Huonville sits on banks of the Huon river. Click here for the best affordable

Hiking the Beautiful Cathedral rocks is a challenging 9 km hike and will take about 4-5 hours return. It is located on the outskirts of Wellington park. Parking for the beginning of the walk is by the North West Bay River just off Betts road in Neika. The walk begins by walking about 500 meters

Bruny Island is one of Tasmania’s southernmost island. It is easily accessible by car only a short 45 minute drive away from Hobart. Once you arrive at Kettering you will then hope on a boat where you can take your car, caravan or Motorhome. Bruny Island is popular for day trips, but there is so

Hobart is the Capital Of Tasmania and there is plenty of places to visit whilst here. In this post i’ll share the top things to do and see in Hobart. Getting around Hobart and to see many of the popular tourist spots is easy. There is a Hop on and off bus around the city,

There are many mountain hikes on East Coast Tasmania some are well known and we found a few of the less known hikes. The hikes I have listed below you will be rewarded with amazing views and a sense of accomplishment. The hikes are to the peak of mountains so reasonable fitness is required. Click

East Coast Tasmania should defiantly be on your list to visit and is best explored by car. There are many places to stop along the way and snap some amazing photos, The white sand, the crystal clear blue water and spectacular views. It will make you want to stop at one of the best beaches