Farewell 2017. Hello 2018!
It’s almost 2018 – really? With a few hours left of 2017, it’s time for many to reflect on everything that’s happened during the year, good and bad, happy and […]
Tag Archives: Tasmania
The Museum of Old and New Art
The last destination of our weeklong roadtrip was a visit to one of Hobart’s, and Tasmania’s, most renowned attractions, the Museum of Old and New Art – MONA. This is […]
Made in Tasmania: Salamanca Market
One of Australia’s most famous markets and certainly Tasmania’s most popular, Salamanca Market is held every Saturday morning along Hobart’s waterfront and historic district. Any trip to the island state […]
A Day on Bruny Island
Bruny, Tasmania, Australia. An island off an island off an island – located off the south east coast in the Tasman Sea, a perfect destination for a day trip from the […]
Port Arthur and the Tasman Peninsula
Day 5 of our Tasmanian roadtrip was spent mostly on the Tasman Peninsula, located in the south-east of the island state. We arrived on the previous night at Port Arthur, […]
Exploring Freycinet Peninsula
After the stop at Mole Creek Caves, it was late afternoon by the time we were back on the road, heading towards the east coast of Tasmania. The destination for the evening […]
The Mole Creek Caves
After our Cradle Mountain hike, we continued our exploration of north central Tasmania with an afternoon stop at Mole Creek Karst National Park. This is the site of two highly decorated limestone […]
Dove Lake and Cradle Mountain
On the third day of our Tasmania roadtrip, we woke up to an overcast sky and light drizzle. Disappointed, we were nevertheless ready to explore the island’s famous natural scenery […]
