#tasmania

#australiatrip ## An Island of Adventure Tasmania, an island state off the southern coast of Australia, is renowned for its stunning landscapes, rich history, and vibrant wildlife. From pristine beaches to rugged mountains, Tasmania offers an array of experiences for every traveler. ## Top Attractions 🌳🌊 ### 1. Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park 🏔️ A haven for hikers and nature lovers, featuring the famous Overland Track and breathtaking scenery. ### 2. Freycinet National Park and Wineglass Bay 🍷🏖️ Home to the iconic Wineglass Bay, this park offers crystal-clear waters, white sandy beaches, and scenic hiking trails. ### 3. Port Arthur Historic Site 🏰 A fascinating glimpse into Australia's convict history, with well-preserved ruins and engaging tours. ### 4. MONA (Museum of Old and New Art) 🎨 An eclectic and provocative museum in Hobart that showcases contemporary and historical art. ### 5. Bay of Fires 🌅 Known for its white beaches, azure waters, and orange-hued granite rocks, perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and photography. ### 6. Mount Wellington 🌄 Offering panoramic views over Hobart and the Derwent River, this mountain is great for hiking, cycling, and sightseeing. ### 7. Tasman Peninsula 🌊 Featuring dramatic cliffs, coastal formations like the Tasman Arch and Blowhole, and opportunities for wildlife spotting. ### 8. Salamanca Market 🛍️ A bustling market in Hobart offering local produce, crafts, and live music, held every Saturday. ### 9. Bruny Island 🏝️ Accessible by ferry, this island offers gourmet food experiences, stunning scenery, and diverse wildlife. ### 10. Tamar Valley Wine Region 🍇 Explore vineyards and sample award-winning wines in this picturesque region north of Launceston. ## How to Get There ✈️🛳️ Tasmania is accessible by flights to Hobart or Launceston from major Australian cities. Alternatively, take the Spirit of Tasmania ferry from Melbourne to Devonport. ## Best Time to Visit ☀️🍂 Visit during the summer months (December to February) for warm weather and outdoor activities, or in autumn (March to May) for beautiful foliage and mild temperatures. ## Rating ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ #beachlife #flowerlover #songkran2024 #cherryblossom2024 #themepark #tasmania #tasmaniancoast #tasmaniatravel #australia #australias_southwest

Hi everyone, I recently had an amazing experience at Cradle Mountain in Tasmania, and I wanted to share it with you. Cradle Mountain is one of Australia's most iconic natural landmarks, known for its stunning scenery and diverse wildlife. The journey to Cradle Mountain itself is incredible. As you drive through Tasmania's winding roads, you’re surrounded by lush forests and picturesque landscapes. I recommend stopping at some of the viewpoints along the way to fully appreciate the beauty of the region. Once you arrive, the first thing that strikes you is the sheer majesty of Cradle Mountain. It rises dramatically above the surrounding terrain, creating a breathtaking backdrop. Whether you’re an avid hiker or just someone who enjoys nature, there's something here for everyone. One of the highlights of my visit was the hike around Dove Lake. The trail is relatively easy and takes about two hours to complete. As you walk, you’re treated to panoramic views of the mountain, crystal-clear waters, and unique flora and fauna. Keep an eye out for the local wildlife; I was lucky enough to spot a wombat and several echidnas along the way! If hiking isn't your thing, you can still enjoy the beauty of the area from the many viewing platforms. The changing weather adds to the mystique of Cradle Mountain, with mist rolling over the peaks and sunlight breaking through the clouds, creating a magical atmosphere. Cradle Mountain is a place that truly showcases the natural beauty of Australia. Whether you’re looking for adventure or a peaceful retreat, it offers an experience that’s hard to find anywhere else. I highly recommend visiting if you have the chance. It’s a trip that you won’t forget. Thank you for listening to my Cradle Mountain moment. If you have any questions or want to share your own experiences, feel free to leave a comment below!📍Address: #tasmania

Bridestowe lavender farm is definitely a must-see in Tasmania. Was lucky to catch the lavender in full bloom and it was gorgeous!! The farm is actually quite huge so there are plenty of lavender around. Get your cameras and phones ready because every corner is picturesque! Would be great to go early morning or later in the afternoon as it may be abit sunny and hot during the noon. Perfect weather for a lavender ice cream! #flowerlover #tasmania #australia #lavender

#timetotravel Hobart Town is capital of Tasmania, Australia, located in Southeast on the estuary of the River Derwent, found in 1804. It’s the world renowned art, eat freshly caught seafood and climb mountain. There are early colonial era architectural along Hunter Street, some Victorian and Edwardian at Macquarie Street, well preserved Georgian and Victorian architecture giving the city a distinctive “Old World”, City Heritage Buildings, Historic Homes and Mansions, the City Hall, St. David’s Cathedral, Tasmania Museum and Art Gallery etc. It’s financial and administrative hub with over 1 m of visitors a year. #hobart #tasmania #australia #passionpassport #tripblazers #境外遊 #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #yuppijeinhobart2018 #yuppijeinaustralia2018 #yuppijeintasmania2018

#timetotravel Bruny Island Lighthouse or Cape Bruny Lighthouse, Bruny Island, Tasmania, Australia, was built in 1836, with a height of 114 metre, best spectacular view of Cape Bruny and its coastline and surrounding from above. It was commissioned after a series of shipwrecks off the Southern Tasmania coast. The first lit was in 1838 until recent changed of solar powered light in 1996. It’s the only Southern Tasmanian Lighthouse opened for tours. #brunyisland #lighthouse #tasmania #australia #passionpassport #tripblazers #mytripvlog#境外遊 #yuppijeinbrunyisland2018 #yuppijeintasmania2018 #urbanexplorer #yuppijeinaustralia2018

#timetotravel Bruny Bistro in Bruny Hotel at Alonnah, Bruny Island, Tasmania, Australia. Believe in local food, locally sourced, produce at the premise. Using local premium products, fantastic service, serving hot Bruny Island cider in winter and cold local beer in summer. Daily catch mostly fish or salmon dish from the menu are the best choice plus a cold local beer recommended. #brunybistro #brunyisland #tasmania #australia #passionpassport #境外遊 #tripblazers #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #yuppijetrip2018 #yuppijeinbrunyisland2018 #yuppijeintasmaniain2018 #yuppijeinaustralia2018

#timetotravel It’s an island at the southern end of Tasmania, Australia. It can be reached by driving or bus from Hobart town to the ferry terminal in Kettering about 39 km or 20 mins. The ferry crossing runs by Sealink and it takes about 20 mins to reach Robert Point on Bruny Island. The ferry is quite steady and a cafe offering snacks and drinks to enjoy whist admiring the great view from the ocean as well as the local souvenirs. #brunyisland #hobart #tasmania #australia #tripblazers #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #passionpassport #境外遊 #yuppijeinhobart2018 #yuppijeinbrunyisland2018 #yuppijeinaustralia2018 #yuppijeintasmania2018

#timetotravel Port of Hobart, Tasmania situated on the Derwent River, adjacent to Hobart landmark areas; Victoria Dock, Salamanca Place and Battery Points. It usually barges all kinds of boats, yachts, fishing boats etc. Some offering fresh seafood or ice cream. Restaurants nearby has privileges of fresh seafood direct from sea. They are fresh and succulent and serves a big portion as well as affordable price. #hobart #tasmania #tripblazers #mytripvlog #境外遊 #passionpassport #urbanexplorer #yuppijetrip2018 #yuppijeinhobart2018

It’s located along the edge of the Derwent river, only 5 mins walk from Hobart CBD, where sandstone warehouses built in 18 century lining up the street and have became gourmet restaurants, trending bars, art galleries and offices etc. It’s a spot for gathering either for dining, entertainment and shopping or sightseeing as locals or tourists at Salamanca market, Salamanca Square, historic Battery Point etc. #hobart #tasmania #Salamancaplace #境外遊 #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #tripblazers #celebratewithtrip #passionpassport #Yuppijetrip #Yuppijeinaustralia

Salamanca market is located in Hobart, Tasmania, one of the most vibrant and loved outdoor markets, a new adventure on every Saturday from 8:30 am to 3 pm. It’s a place for local produces, fresh from the owners, handmade arts and crafts, breads and cakes, food stalls, live entertainment for shoppers of live music too. It’s popular for locals and tourists at night with dining and drinking after the market winded up at various bars, restaurants in the area. #境外遊 #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #celebratewithtrip #passionpassport #Yuppijehobart #Yuppijetasmania #hobart #tasmania #Salamancamarket

These photos were taken at Mount Wellington, Hobart, Tasmania. Not many of my friends had been to Tasmania, and I must say that Tasmania is underrated. To those to who have been to Tasmania, I believe most would be talking about the peace and beauty that you’ll be able to see in Tasmania. It was my 2nd time there, honestly there wasn’t a lot of tourists. It was actually nice not having that many tourists because it means that you get to take nice pictures everywhere you go since it’s not that crowded hahaha! I’ll totally recommend Tasmania if anyone is planning to go to Melbourne! The additional flight there will be totally worth your time :’) #tasmania #australia #Mountwellington

Don’t know if anyone would steal these pictures because they are sooooo beautiful, aren’t they? This is why I always say that Tasmania is underrated because people do not know the beauty within Tasmania. Where would you see pink skies, clear seawater, and orange rocks like fire?! Where else but bay of fires! The relatives that I brought who were visiting Tasmania for the first time were all in awe when they saw the beauty of Tasmania! Needless to say, they were not impressed as much when we went to Melbourne afterwards. Not forgetting that we even spotted Milky Way in Tasmania! You can follow Facebook groups for aurora australis and there would be people posting about where it could be spotted and so. For us, we actually wanted to spot the aurora australis but caught the Milky Way instead while we were frantically searching for a petrol kiosk. Guess it was a blessing in disguise despite panicking over an empty car tank! :’) ##tasmania ##australia ##Bayoffires ##milkyway

#2023travelwish Second day in Hobart, our first stop was Richmond Bridge, a heritage listed arch bridge, the oldest stone span bridge in Australia. At here, you could take some stunning photos on its green field. Next stop, Puddleduck Vineyard, wine tasting available. And there is outdoor seating for some pastries. Atmosphere was fantastic. Next stop, Port Arthur and Port Arthur Lavender. Whole atmosphere was full of Lavender smell in Port Arthur Lavender. Tried their Lavender Milk Shake, not bad. Environment was chilled. Last stop of the day, Tasman Arch, Devils Kitchen, Cliffs Lookout, Blow Hole and Fossil Bay Lookout. You will be impressed by the beauty of natural, incredible dramatic coastal view! #spooktaculartrip #tripblazers #fallingforfall #awesomepic #tasmania #hobart

#2023travelwish Our first stop after having lunch in Port of Hobart, was Mt Wellington. It took us around 25 minutes from Sandy Bay by driving. There were snow on the mountain and view was amazing. Temperature was cold at the summit, make sure to keep warm. We went there again next day at night time waiting for Southern Lights, but too bad the weather was a bit cloudy. We shall catch the Southern Lights in next visit to Tasmania. #spooktaculartrip #tripblazers #fallingforfall #awesomepic #tasmania #mtwellington

#celebratewithtrip Experienced the first time ever cruising through Bass Strait between mainland Australia Melbourne and Tasmania, Devonport. We booked a night sail without vehicle, with 4 beds private cabin. There are 3 choices available: 1. Twin Bed Cabin 2. 4 Bed Cabin 3. Recliner Depend on your preference. If you rent a vehicle in Tasmania, Budget Car Rental is one of the nearest car rental agency to Devonport, to ease the car return process. Just next to Spirit of Tasmania, Devonport. From Launceston to Devonport, it take about 1 hour and 15 minutes. Along the way to Devonport, you can stop by few attractions like Cataract Cruise, Big Penguin. Check-in opens between 1.5 hours to 2.5 hours prior to departure and closes strictly 45 minutes before the scheduled departure time. Remember to bring a driver’s license or passport etc., as photo ID is required to check in. The cruise reached Melbourne in the next morning. Recommended!#spooktaculartrip #tripblazers #fallingforfall #awesomepic #tasmania #devonport #spiritoftasmania #cruise

#celebratewithtrip Found this cruise when we walked around in Launceston. After departing from the terminal, you will cruise past the historical Kings Wharf, Seaport, and Launceston's delightful riverfront precinct. The highlight of the experience is then cruising into Launceston's spectacular Cataract Gorge, as you engage the Lady Launceton's unique silent electric drive function. You can view the sheer cliffs from your comfortable seating, appreciate the unobstructed views on the multi-award winning 1890's style vessel. Whilst aboard the Lady Launceston, you can also enjoy the skipper's captivating commentary which surrounds the history and folklore of this fascinating area. The fare was acceptable, $33 per person. Another experience in Launceston! #spooktaculartrip #tripblazers #fallingforfall #awesomepic #tasmania #launceston #cataractgorge

There are many beautiful prestine beaches in tasmania where popular beaches like Coles Bay, WineGlass Bay, Bruny Island and one where we went was ocean beach located near Strahan Village. Ocean Beach is a long stretch of beach with unblocked views. This beach is approximately 40km long and is worth a visit. Along the beach there are also couple of sand dunes that you are able to climb up and even with the possibility sliding down die to the very soft sands here. It is recommended to just drop by here to absorb the views but as most reviews and locals say that it's not recommended to swim here due to the strong currents, and plus the cold water I too don't think its a good idea. #bucketlistreboot #beaches #beachlovers #beachlife #tasmania #oceanview #australia #vacation #holidaydestination

Tasmania is filled with many natural landscape but do you know it is also filled with many stories and historic sites from ages ago? One is the Port Aurther Historic Site located at in the south east of horbart, where it is approx a 90mins drive around the coast to reach. This is a place that you have to visit as it was deemed under the UNESCO World Heritage Site where there are historic buildings dating back to the 18th/19th centuries along the cliffsode overlooking the coast. This place has many tales where it wad once a place for convicts in a 4 story Penitentiary. A huge Penitentiary which consists of an asylum, hospital and a church. There are also tales of ghost story here which can be quite scary to some. Do make this a bucketlist here in tasmania so as to understand the many history cultural and story this place has to offer. #bucketlistreboot #australia #tasmania #portarthur #historical #history #unesco #historicalsite #cultural #culturaltrip

When road tripping in Tasmania you should stop by at the Tasman Arch and the many other lookout located at EagleHawk Neck TAS 7179 where you will also be able to see other sea cliffs loke the Blowhole, the lookout point and also the devil's kitchen all situated around each other. Thus is a other area where you will be able to also do some hikes as each attraction/lookout is situated about a 12-15min walk. This is a relatively easy walk with not much of gradual ups and down. These arches are natural arches made by the waves crashing onto these cliffs for many years, forming these natural beautiful cliffs. These is a must visit when you are here, to admire the natural beauty of these cliffs. #bucketlistreboot #tasmania #tasman #tassie #australia #seacliffs #arches #naturalwonders #lookoutpoint #attraction

Tasmania is a place where most of the people here are sel sustainable! This is where you will see many farms located all around tasmania, from chicken, sheep, vegetables and fruits. We took a leap of faith to stay at a farm called Curringa Farm located about an hour drive away from hobart. This farm is by far the most comfortable stay, and it actually feels like a 5 start hotel on a farm! Well, staying in a farm also gives you access to the sheep shearing by the farm owners where they will show you the process of removing the wools from sheep's and you can also see the dogs that will guide the sheep back to its gated fence in the evening. Also, don't forget to stop by the many berries farm located on the way to Curringa Farm, you can buy home made freshly pounded berries straight from the production line, and its as fresh as it gets! There is so much to see and do in tasmania that you can never get to do in Singapore. Make this a bucket list holiday! #bucketlistreboot #tassie #tasmania #farm #farmstead #sheep #sheepshearing #australia

Dove Lake is a very popular tourists attraction in tasmania located at near cradle mountain, one of tasmania iconic mountains. Dove lake has a hike that is a loop where it is a 2.5 - 3 hours circuit route that takes you around the lake that allows you to take different angle of this calm smooth reflective lake. During the walk around the circuit there are also several view points for you, where it overlooks the lake with the gorgeous breathtaking backdrops of the mountains surrounding the lake. This is an easy hike with some gradual upslope and downslope, nothing too difficult. But if you do not want to walk the entire lake, from the car park, just walk down towards the lake which will only take you less than 10mins and you will be able to have a view of the amazing Dove lake. Do go early, as the carpark gets filled up really fast and tour buses will also start coming in later in the day. #bucketlistreboot #dovelake #tasmania #hiking #mountains #cradlemountain #naturelover #naturalwonders #breathtaking #australia

Tasmania is filled with many nature parks and hiking trails with many highly visited nature park with breathtaking waterfalls. You should head to one of the highly visited water falls called Horseshoe falls located within Mount Field at Mount Field TAS 7140, Australia. This hike will take you approximately 45mins to an hour and the entire loop is roughly about 2km if I'm not wrong. But this is a hike that you cannot miss as it will take you pass to other waterfalls, the Russell falls and the Lady Barron Falls. This hike is relatively easy but do make sure you wear good walking shoes as you can see the falls might make the floor wet and also my entire clothes was soaked. #bucketlistreboot #tasmania #tassie #hiking #mountfield #naturepark #naturalwonders #hiking #mustvisit #hike #waterfalls

Getting There - Take a flight for Tasmania, Hire a Car and roam around. Attractions - Port Arthur, Mount Wellington, Hobart City, Bruny Island, Launceston…. etc Hotels - You can use AirBNB too. Food & Restaurants - Try typical nepali food in “The Chowk”. Shopping - #passionpassport #staycation #aussie #tasmania #visittasmania

Tasmania is a little island down south east of Australia where you are required to take an internal flight over from the mainland Australia, either Melbourne or Sydney. We had an amazing trip to tasmania where everyday is just filled with many hikes up and down several hilltop just to catch the beautiful breathing scenery where you can never get in a city life in singapore. Many say, tasmania is the cheaper option of new Zealand which I totally agree. It is just filled with scenic lakes, valleys, mountains and caves. This is one group travel that I will never forget, truly a fun and memorable one! Recommended to go with a group with more than 2 drivers as there are alot of driving to be done to cover the entire tasmania. We did it in a span of 10 days from hobart to Launceston and back. Make this one of your lists of destination! #grouptravel #tasmania #travel #road trip #passionpassport #beachlife #hiking #adventure #hikes #thrillseekers

There is so much to love when autumn comes. For starters, the temperature is perfect! It's chilly yet bright and sunny at the same time. I enjoy basking in the sun during the day without worrying about breaking out in sweat. It's always a great idea to spend some time outdoors, admiring the trees that are changing in colour or just kicking up dried leaves that have fallen onto the ground. Sometimes, these are the little things in life that remind me that beauty is all around me, as long as I take the time to slow down and appreciate what life has to offer. #createwithtrip #autumn #naturewonders #tasmania #australia

A stroll at the Bay of Fires is as educational as it is scenic. A close look at the sand and in between rocks reveal so much of the sea creatures that live on shore. I spotted this jellyfish look-alike that was washed up on shore. Didn't know what it was. A search online showed that it was actually a Portuguese Man O'War - it stings fishes and humans. For humans, it can be excruciatingly painful but unlikely to be deadly. There were some tiny crabs in between rocks too. And of course, pretty shiny sea shells such as the holographic one in my cover photo. Life is indeed amazing and takes all shape and form! #naturewonders #createwithtrip #tasmania

Mersey Viewing Point is a quiet and exclusive spot in Devonport, Tasmania. There were less than 6 visitors during the time when I was there. A short stroll to the viewing point brings you close to the waves, rocks and coastline. There is a huge carpark there and public toilets too. The path from the carpark to the viewing point is about a 10min walk. I spotted a cute wallaby amongst the trees during my time there. For those who do not drive, bus 170 and bus 171 serve the area. The bus stop is along the main road and is near a skatepark. Location: Devonport TAS 7310, Australia #createwithtrip #naturewonders #tasmania

This is Maingon Bay lookout in Port Arthur. It is a great place to admire the rolling rugged cliffs along the coast and the endless ocean against the backdrop of the clear blue sky. I spotted a helicopter carrying something that looks like a surfboard when I was there. Maingon Bay is just a short walk away from Remarkable Cave - another scenic spot boasting views of limestone cliffs. Location: 7182/446 Safety Cove Rd, Port Arthur TAS 7182, Australia There is a huge carpark (free) and a public toilet there. Remember to place your national park pass on your dashboard of your car as rangers do come to spot check. #createwithtrip #naturewonders #tasmania #australia

Between hiking in the cold at 7am for 2hours and hitchhiking for a 15mins ride - the choice was clear. We woke up at the break of dawn for a quick breakfast and coffee. The car park was empty and only had a couple of campervans parked overnight here. With our bodies still stiff and cold, we started on our hike to Cradle Mountain only to realise that the journey was longer than expected. We made a quick decision to hitch a ride in to the Overland Track of Cradle Mountain instead of continue walking in the cold. Got rejected a few times but didn't give up. We finally succeeded with a kind hearted couple from Queensland who were also intending to hike to the summit of Cradle Mountain. #createwithtrip #naturewonders #tasmania #australia

The journey to Cradle Mountain typically starts from Ronny Creek car park, where there is a registration booth for all visitors to sign in. Take the Overland Track to get to Crater Falls. The bushwalking track is very well maintained. There is a platform which is raised to keep visitors away from the mud and grass. It is even lined with anti slip chains for the cold winter mornings. Platform is quite narrow though, and good for walking in single file only. The terrain is mostly flat with occasional steps, which makes for an easy walk. It took me about 1.5hr to get to Crater Falls. You might spot some cute wombats along the way if you are lucky! #createwithtrip #naturewonders #hike #tasmania #australia