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Hey guys,

Looking to do my first Tassie trip in June. I'm looking at driving down and spending around 2 weeks.

Hoping to do a bit of travelling and spending a bit of time everywhere. 2 things I would love to see is wine glass bay & cradle mountian (obviously)..

Any places that people could sugest or B&B's that are a must visit?

Maybe could organise a night for a piss up :)

Cheers,

Corinne

:)

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Yea it's a fully sik low taxi haha.. I will keep that in mind thanks for the tip :)

you will only have troubles if they try and put you down in the lower decks, but if you ask nicely they will let you stay up top

drive from launceston to scottsdale, thats a great road, and lake highway is supposed to be good too

i'd go from launceston down to hobart via the east coast, swansea is nice, its all pretty nice down the east coast

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