Ladies Bath Falls is located a fairly easy 10 minute walk from the parking area. The waterfall itself is located just off the walking path, so it’s easy to get real close to the waterfall. The foot of the falls has a really beautiful pool filled with crystal clear water and the perfect place to take a dip.
One of the most beautiful national parks in Tasmania, the Cradle Mountain National Park offers breath-taking views of the surrounding areas from numerous hiking trails spread throughout the national park. These hiking trails range from a couple of hours to a couple of days, depending on how adventurous you want to be.
The Convention Centre, Adelaide Oval and the surrounding areas are a really nice place for an evening/night leisurely walk. The area is nicely lit up in the night and adds to a nice and calm atmosphere. A must visit if you’re in Adelaide for a visit.
Located just a few minutes drives from the Launceston city centre, the Cataract Gorge is truly an urban park with all amenities you’d need. The park is well equipped with a chair lift, beautifully landscaped gardens, well maintained hiking trails, a cafe, a restaurant, toilets as well as BBQ facilities.
Brickendon Estate is an estate farm that had been founded in 1824, which has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The buildings and the structures provide a glimpse into what life had been like in those pioneering days. An entrance fee applies.
The Brady’s Lookout is very easily accessible from the West Tamar Highway, the lookout offers beautiful panoramic views of the Tamar Valley and the Tamar River below. The lookout also has car parking, toilet and BBQ facilities and is well maintained.
A definite stop on the way to Adelaide or well worth a visit to just this place. The lake itself is amazing to look at and the surrounding areas are nicely equipped with walking/jogging tracks, BBQs and restaurants. The lake is in “full color” during summer.
Scenic area for a walk and to see the Bicheno Blowhole in action. Would recommend to visit in the evening (or, when the tide is coming in) to see more water sprouting from the blowhole.
Ben Lomond National Park is one of the most geologically beautiful/intriguing places in Tasmania/Australia. The drive leading to the national park and the drive up to the peak offer some truly breath-taking views of the surrounding country side and the amazing geological formations. The rocky and jagged rock formations truly make you feel like you’re in the middle of a set from a sci-fi flick.
Bay of Fires is a beautiful place with a lovely beach with the colored rocks adding contrast to the scenery. Best time to visit would be towards evening when the sun is going down, as this would add a lot more drama to the scenery.
