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Beach on the Bay of Fire
Rather than tell the story of the remainder of our trip to Tasmania, I decided to show you the best photos of the gorgeous scenery and landscape. My next blog will feature family experiences and photos in Tasmania. Tasmania is largely unknown to American tourists but not to Australians from other states.
Tasmania is one of six states and one territory comprising Australia. It is an island south of Melbourne. It has a lot of berry and fruit crops, cattle and sheep and a strong dairy industry. It has a catchy name and is the home of the Tasmanian Devil. |
Despite being so far south, it has white sand beaches and semi-warm water in the Australian summer. First we will show you the beaches.
Beaches of eastern Tasmania
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Beaches north of Scamander as seen from St. Patrick's Head
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Bingalong Bay
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Wineglass Bay
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| Bay of Fire - The Garden |
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| Bay of Fire - The Garden |
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| Bay of Fire - Picture perfect |
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| Second view of a gorgeous beach by the Bay of Fire |
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| Another beach in the Bay of Fire |
Mountain Scenery
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| Cataract Gorge - Launceston |
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Complete with swimming pool
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| Gorgeous recreation area and free to the public - except for the chair lift |
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Roads of Northeastern Tasmania |
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| St. Patrick's Head |
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| April at the top of St. Patrick's Head |
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| Midlands of Tasmania |
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| Hike up to Wineglass Bay lookout |
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| 1821 Colonial Bridge at Richmond |
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| Outdoor chess match at Richmond |
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| Seagulls scavanging a bread truck |
Scenes from along the Tasman Penisula coastline
Tasmanian farewell as we set sail for Melbourne
