Port Arthur – Well worth a visit!
Port Arthur a UNESCO World Heritage site, interesting Penal Settlement history & outstandingly beautiful. How to get there, cost, open hours and more.
Port Arthur a UNESCO World Heritage site, interesting Penal Settlement history & outstandingly beautiful. How to get there, cost, open hours and more.
Urban art – Hobart has it all! Street art and sculptures, huge wall murals and painted signal boxes. Download a map and hit the streets.
Beaconsfield Mine & Heritage Centre is a fabulous museum with many interactive activities. Making it a fun day out for kids and adults alike.
Coal River Valley is a small wine growing region near Hobart in Tasmania, Australia with fine Pinot Noir, Chardonnay & Reisling wines.
Portland Bay Marina is sturdy, well-maintained & secure. Although it has few facilities, it is close to toilets, showers, laundry, supermarkets, bars, cafes, and beaches. #thingstodo
King Solomon’s Cave is part of the Mole Creek Karst National Park, a Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area with over 300 caves & sinkholes. The cave systems have extraordinary limstone formations, sure to intrigue all wuho visit.
Sheffield, Tasmania is known as Town of Murals. There are over 200 large murals, Sheffield is home to Mural Fest. #street art #australia
Tamar Valley Wine Tasting – so many wineries. We visited Iron Pot Bay Vineyard, Velo Wines, Josef Chromy Wines. Must try the Pinot Noirs!
The Australian Wooden Boat Festival is held in Hobart, Tasmania biennially. What to expect if you attend this FAB celebration!
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