Salamanca Inn (1 Bdrm Suite) Hobart

... Still young.<br><br>This was an exceptional set of wines that was probably the best set I had tasted since arriving in Tasmania.<br><br>Stefano Lubiana &#8211; following the Domaine A tasting I drove across the Cole River into the Derwent River valley to find Stephano Lubiana&#8217;s wines. This was difficult to find as it was poorly signposted from the road but perseverance paid off. The weather had set in again and we tasted ...

... and she had to go outside to check the $ amount we had to pay. No computers here! :) Our next stop was Mt Field National Park. Here we took a walk and saw the most amazing waterfall we have ever seen, the Russell Falls. This waterfall was cascading a few times and creating a huge waterfall. We continued along the trail and came to another waterfall which was less spectacular, the Horseshoe Falls. From there we drove to the ...

... and the temptation was to great, we had to try a couple of course. There's only two things to say, and that it was "bloody marvellous" to be here in Tassie sampling Pete's fruit and "that's your bloomin lot" The next day we visited the Cadbury Factory to sample some of the purple packaged delights, while the children kept mum at bay, dad slipped away under the radar to spend it up! The only disappointment was the tour doesn't operate any more, so it's an every man for ...

... their produce. Lunch at Home Hill Winery was wonderful as I had "A taste of Tasmania" which included homemade spring rolls, local cheeses, Pinot Noir pate, bruschetta and of course smoked salmon. Sarah was thrilled to try a number of different pinot noirs which this winery is famous for. (I was driving, so only had a couple of sips and sniffs!) Apparently this restaurant has won "Best Restaurant at the Tas. tourism awards a number of ...

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... durch die Finger gehen zu lassen, war das jetz die Chance und wir nutzten sie sofort. Wie schon zahlreiche Male zuvor hatten wir beim entschluss nach Tasmanien zu wollen den Faktor Zeit nicht richtig einkalkuliert. Ebeso happerte es etwas an der detailierten Planung unserer Tour. Hier wieder ein Tipp: Erst ein Camper (Caravan, Wohnmobil) organisieren und dann den Flug buchen. Wie ihr euch denken koennt haben wir es ...

... some quaint fishing villages, stunning scenery and is home to the Fairy Penguin. There has been some controversy about the name of the penguins and some tourist guides had been told to call them Little Blue Penguins. Not sure why as Aussies usually call a spade a spade. We heard a funny story about some tourists who had been to see what all the fuss was about. They crept at night down little lanes lit with, yes ...

... the word Doo in it, like Doo-Mee, Much-A-Doo, Ittle-Doo-4-Now, Shiel-Doo, We-Doo, Love-Me-Doo. (The church we got married in was in a place called Doo in Ireland so we will now refer to it as I-Doo church.) We were operating out of a 12 year old guide book which in hindsight I'd recommend as it's good to find stuff on your own and just have a bit of background info. from the book and it adds an element of surprise as you don't actually know if the businesses etc. are ...

... had nothing to do with booking it so I didn't know what to expect. We are paying 40 dollars a day for an old white Mitzubichi van that has a double matress in the back. It reminds me of that crazy man in the white van that drove around Ottawa stealing children that I was told to look out for as a young girl. It is a mystery van. We have it for ten days and we are on the third. I never thought in a million years that I would be living out of a ...

... host's artwork was in a exhibition for the "Wurld" preservation society so along with lots of other hippie style save Tasmania artwork, which were very cool indeed they had free food and wine so everyone was merry, coupled with reading up on the wilderness society i dont think ive ever been so enviromentally informed. I knew Tasmania would turn me into a hippie.