Tasmania’s East Coast (Part 3): Tasman National Park
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The Tasman National Park on the Forestier Peninsula is unfortunately the last region we visited on Tasmania. But before we…
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Tasmania’s East Coast (Part 2): Freycinet National Park
We drove from the Bay of Fires along the Great Eastern Drive south towards Freycinet National Park. Here Tasmania becomes…
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Tasmania’s East Coast (Part 1): Bay of Fires
From Narawntapu National Park we drove towards the east coast and spent two wonderful days in the Bay of Fires.…
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History lesson: Lavender and Australian Convict Sites
I know, the title is not optimal and what on earth does lavender have to do with Australian Convict Sites?…
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4 days in Narawntapu National Park
After we travelled almost two weeks through the Tasmanian wilderness, made a lot of hikes and overcame many meters of…
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UNESCO World Heritage Tasmanian Wilderness (Part 4): Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park
Choosing the shortest route between the entrance to Cradle Mountain National Park and the entrance to Lake St Clair National…
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UNESCO World Heritage Tasmanian Wilderness (Part 3): Cradle Mountain—Lake St Clair National Park
To get to the next national park on our list, we briefly had to leave the Tasmanian Wilderness. There is…
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UNESCO World Heritage Tasmanian Wilderness (Part 2): Southwest National Park
After three nights at Mt Field National Park, we continued our journey. We had already asked the ranger the day…
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UNESCO World Heritage Tasmanian Wilderness (Part 1): Mount Field National Park
The Tasmanian Wilderness is a selected UNESCO World Site and covers with 15.800 km² almost 20% of Tasmania. You can find…
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