Doherty Hadleys Hotel Hobart

... the only thing im not looking forward too is tonight I dont thing im going to be able to sleep!!!. <br><br><br><br>Well that's it at the moment - hoping to stick some photos of the ship once we are settled in - probably late tomorrow night, but then again maybe not<br><br><br>J5<br>

... in but got completely soaked the next day. It's a beautiful country, a lot of people say similar to Scotland. Apart from the fact that it was green with mountains, I couldn't see the similarities until it started to rain.....when I could have been in the highlands. I think the Tasmanians are mocked a bit by other Australians and I can see why, they are a kind of their own. We stopped in lots of strange little towns, which were very quaint but ...

We arrived in Tasmania on Friday last week to the hottest day on record ever. It reached over 40 degrees in parts of the island. It seems we are chasing various records on this trip... We picked up our hire car to spend a week exploring the island, air con on full blast. Our first night was spent in Hobart and on the way we drove the winding climb up to the top of Mount Wellington, which affords an incredible vista over the city below and the area around ...

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... infamous Wineglass Bay - my real reason for coming to Tasmania. The YHA was packed, and we met some great people and had some great conversations. Well, everyone knew that the next day was going to pack-filled, and that we would be up early, but I had no idea that I would be up THAT early. I guess I was too excited and found myself walking the entire Cole Bay beach at the 5 am sunrise with an amazing backdrop of Freycinet NP. Awesome! The five of us set off on a long three-hour ...

... also picked up another addition to our family - a great big stuffed Tassie Devil uniquely named Taz. We have no idea how we are actually going to get him on the plane home but be rest assured he is feeling right at home with us. He really has taken nicely to the other 2 little devils we bought the other day. Please don't be worried about us yet, just wait until you have seen what Taz gets up to!!!!! From today on, you'll have to keep an eye out for Taz's cheeky ...

... Day, and so we thought there might have been some rumblings of upcoming celebrations, but we could see nothing out of the ordinary. We had breakfast in Mures, a lovely spot that gets it seafood produce direct from the boats pulling up at the harbour, and headed on our merry way towards Port Arthur. On our way to the old prison colony we observed, to our horror, that there was an incredible amount of roadkill on the roads (wallibees, possums, quolls ...

... Highlights: The wildlife, which is everywhere, so easy to see (unfortunately dead on the roads a lot of the time) and very different to our own. Tim Tam biscuits The beaches, from tropical Hinchinbrooke Island to Tasmania. Nearly every one is perfect. Snorkelling on the Barrier Reef, even if we couldn't scuba dive. Stunningly beautiful. The amount of pure wilderness and space here. The wine. The Outback The ...

... welcomes to Hobart. At the same time we rocked into town, another group of tourists had arrived in considerably less glamorous style than the Adventure Tours bus. Some massive cruise ship had docked at the harbour and as we moseyed out of the pub towards our restaurant, a charming group of 'yoofs' chucked a bottle top at us and yelled 'get back on the boat!' Friendly natives, huh? We had our dinner on the harbour at the wonderfully named Fish Frenzy where we enjoyed ...

I have stayed in Tasmania for 3 weeks and visited 4 cities including Hobart, Launceston, Devonport, and Deloraine. I took a flight from Adelaide to Hobart and took buses through Lauceston to Devonport. From Devonport, I took a ferry, Spirit of Tasmania, to Melbourne.<br><br>The best attaction of Tasmania was Cradle mountain ...