Tag: National Park

An adult and juvenile wombat stand a distance away looking at the camera with thick bushland in the background

Tasmania’s East Coast Part 1: Orford to Swansea

When people mention highlights of their visit to Tasmania, often times the East Coast is the top favourite. It’s no wonder why; here you’ll find pristine white sand beaches, postcard perfect national parks, and iconic wildlife. For Part One, we travel through the southern section of the East Coast, from

A tiered waterfall runs over rocks framed by dense ferns and vegetation

A Wanderer’s Guide to: Hobart and South Tasmania

Hobart and the surrounding region south is a great base to get a feel for why so many people rave about Tasmania, whether you stay a weekend, a week, or more. It’s got interesting history, great produce, and some of the most pristine and untouched scenery in Australia. The best

A silver can and caravan sits on the side of a road overlooking rolling green hills and the ocean on a cloudy day

Wanderer’s Guide to: West Tasmania

Embark on an adventure through West Tasmania’s rugged landscapes and breathtaking natural beauty. Discover hidden gems and iconic landmarks on your journey.

A view of a waterhole mostly underwater showing the clearness of the water, and a bit of view of the surface with a palm tree forest

Darwin to Tasmania: From Top to Bottom

TRAVEL DURING COVID TIMES During the first 18 months or so of living with the Covid epidemic, we were incredibly lucky that state lockdowns and border restrictions did not overly affect our travel plans. We had had a relatively lax regional lockdown in Perth for 9 weeks and a 5-day