This is the Ultimate guide on all the places we had visited in Tasmania. As we had 8 months in Tasmania. We stopped at some of the popular tourists spots and some not so touristy spots. We discovered over 45 waterfalls and travelled over 10,000km around Tasmania.
Exploring North West Tasmania it is the most diverse area of Tasmania and home to the Tarkine Drive. Along the way you will see many amazing beaches, Beautiful waterfalls and the amazing Scenery. Tasmania’s north-west is also home to Cradle Mountain, one of Tasmania’s most visited Places offering amazing nature experiences and Beautiful walks. Wynyard […]
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Camping the West Coast Tasmania as your driving along the rugged west coast you will have a new surprise around each corner. You will find beautiful forests, amazing lakes and epic waterfalls. There is a few amazing free camp spots along the west Coast. When we explored Gordons dam we unhooked the caravan and just
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Montezuma falls is one of the tallest waterfalls in Tasmania at 104 meters tall. This is a very impressive waterfall to visit and is definitely worth the walk out. You follow the old tramway which was abandoned in the 1800’s. The trail is 8 km return walk which will take about 3 hours to complete,
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Amazing things to see in Queenstown, which there is many in this small country town rich in mining history also is the gateway town into the West coast and was once the 3rd largest town in Tasmania and had 14 hotels. However today you will notice it is quit a sleepy town with a population
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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.
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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
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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
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There is a large number of Affordable Camping in Hobart and beyond the big city you will find a Fair few free camps whether you have a motorhome, caravan or you have a Tent. In this blog I’m sure you will find an amazing camp spot Beyond the big city or in Hobart. There is
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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
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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
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