Whether it’s in a tent, campervan, motorhome, caravan or a cave, Tasmania is a top spot for those who love the outdoors. Of all the things to do in Tasmania, for nature lovers, sleeping in a protected wilderness in breathtaking scenery and wildlife is a dream come true. Camping...
Every road trip has a recipe: a list of ingredients, a map of the territory to explore, an intention. The recipe for ours was simple: two people, Tasmania’s pristine east coast (which we’d travel from Hobart to Devonport, saving the best for last) and one environmentally friendly campervan, which...
Having been to Tasmania a number of times, we can see why Australia's smallest state was listed as number four on Lonely Planet's top 10 regions to visit in 2015. From Freycinet National Park to the Western Wilderness, there are so many things to see and do in Tasmania.
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Sometimes it's the unplanned experiences that you remember best, long after your holiday. Wandering along Fisherman’s Dock at Stanley in far north-west Tasmania with my teenage daughter, we see a Stanley seal cruise boat – the Sylvia C. Unplanned, we rashly climb aboard the departing boat joining a couple...
There are a host of fun activities in North West Tasmania but none as fun as the jungle ride. Lying spread-eagled on a flimsy rubber mat and clad in a stack-hat and a pair of over-sized white overalls, I nervously wait for the signal.
Finally, with a ‘1, 2, 3,...
Remember the scene in Alice in Wonderland where Alice drinks from a bottle labelled "DRINK ME" and shrinks to a size too small to reach the key on the table? Then she finds a cake with "EAT ME" and grows into a giant. While there are many amazing things to...
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