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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.
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 […]
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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,
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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
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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
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There are many Free camping spots on the East coast of Tasmania. After the Bay of fires we continued our journey along the east coast towards Hobart. In summer the east coast of Tasmania is a very popular spot so make sure you arrive early at the campsites to secure an excellent camp spot. We
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What to see at this amazing Picturesque place it’s about an hour and half drive from Hobart. It is worth a visit when visiting Tasmania, with its epic scenery, amazing hiking trails and towering sea cliffs. When coming here you will find something for everyone. You can come here for a day trip from Hobart
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Freycient National park Spending a day At Freycient National park, we started off leaving our campsite and headed straight to the wineglass bay parking area. When you get to the park office, make sure you have a valid park pass before heading into the national park to void a fine. You can get day pass
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Free Camping Free camping at Bay Of Fires for up to 1 month. This is a popular camping spot for locals and for tourists it can get very busy over summer. The bay of fires is a 50km stretch of beautiful coastline with a variety of different beaches all with white sand crystal blue water
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Free Camping Best free camp sites or Low cost camp sites are the very popular in Tassie and there is abundance of them around the state. We stayed at free campsites whilst travelling around Tasmania. Power wasn’t an issue for us as we have great solar panel and battery set up to run without power.
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Blue tier forest reserve is 32km from St Helens boasting a number of nature walks. Blue Tier forest reserve walks begin just past the town of Weldborough. You can camp at the The Weldborough hotel for easy access to a number of walks and for easy access to the waterfalls we camped at the Pyengana
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