Tasmania National Park International

Tasmania

 
Description: Tasmania island state in south east Australia. It is separated from the mainland by Bass Strait and lies 150 mi (240 ... more
Tasmania ... km) south of the state of Victoria. It is the smallest, wettest, and most mountainous of the Australian states.

Newest Review: ... Dejectedly, we consulted the only useful item at our disposal - a rudimentary little map produced by the Tasmanian Tourism Board. It was then that we spotted, with an almost irrational gratitude, one of those universally known little symbols, a crossed-set of cutlery. According to the map it was located somewhere near the very northern-most tip of the island, an area we had hitherto ... more

 ... neglected to explore. It was about 30km away. We quickly got back in the car and set off in search of it. After a very pleasant and winding drive through Eucalypts, we finally saw the signs. Café. Restaurant. B&B. Turn Left. Although attractive, and set...more

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snowbunni
Crowned Review Next Stop, Antarctica... Bruny Island, Tasmania (2785 words)
by - written on 29/11/05 (Very useful, 322 readings)
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MY MAP OF TASSIE: Although Bruny Island is not especially well known, I’m a little ashamed to admit I’d never even heard of it before I decided to go there, on a whim, about four years ago. Having booked Ferry tickets to Davenport, I was lazily studying a map of the Tasmanian coastline, wondering where to start. It was then that I spotted Bruny, right at the bottom of the map, at the exact point where the Indian Ocean swells into the southern Pacific. The Island is situated approx. 30km south of Hobart, and is separated from the 'mainland' by the D'Entrecasteaux Channel. It is comprised of two parts - North Bruny and South Bruny, which are connected by a narrow ...  Read the complete review

avalon_au
Premium Review Little Island with a Big Heart (408 words)
by - written on 13/07/01 (Very useful, 89 readings)
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I'm new here, but when I noticed there were no opinions on Tasmania, I just had to jump in! We had our honeymoon there a few years ago and it is just gorgeous. It has everything -snow-topped mountains and lovely waterfalls to lush rainforests, wild rivers and secluded beaches! Everything there is worth a photograph. It is just the friendliest, most *relaxed* place I've ever been to (and I have travelled to every Australian city except Darwin.) We went in February on the advice of an ex-Taswegian and it was beautiful weather, cool nights and sunny days (18-25C) for the most part. We actually wished our car had air-conditioning! Ah yes - we hired a ...  Read the complete review

 

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