max11 wrote:
> On 27 Giu, 14:05, Joseph Coulter wrote:
>> On Sat, 27 Jun 2009 02:09:50 -0700 (PDT), max11
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>> Thanks a lot guys for the suggestions
>>
>>> So I will avoid the Kymberley, and trying to do both WA and TAS.
>>> maybe a good compromise is 5/6/7 days in Tasmania and about 10 in
>>> WA. I like the option to hire a car myself (as I did in the past)
>>> but in that way I risk to waste time and not to see all I can see.
>>> (I did one of it 2 years ago and I enjoyed a lot)
>>
>>> To help me to reduce my researches, as I do not know all those towns
>>> (I tried myself but got confused!) I would be very grateful if _you
>>> would pick up and choose for me specific tours_ (depending on the
>>> places that are a must or worth a visit) that you would do.
>>
>>> http://www.adventuretours.com.au/tasmania-tours
>>> http://www.underdownunder.com.au/
>>> and WA
>>> http://www.adventuretours.com.au/tours-from-perth
>>> maybe I have to do 2 of them (example: 7+3 days)?
>>
>>> -how to go to Tasmania? Flying from Melbourne to Hobarth?
>>
>>> Thanks also for the suggestions about Victoria, as I will stay a
>>> week in Melbourne probably I will visit something else, after GOR,
>>> Yarra Valley and Phillip Island that I visited already.
>>
>>> Thanks
>>
>
> Your tours look interesting. About
>> twice the pace that I would reccomend, but you will see some of
>> Tassie on the way.
>
> :-)
> What else besides Hobarth and Port Arthur?
> Could you pick up one of the tours?
> If you know any better one, I could do it!
>
> Cheers
Have a look at http://www.tasmaniatravel.com.au/ for things to do but for
starters
The wilderness railway that runs between Strahan and Queenstown
Cradle Mountain
The Dismal Swamp (yes that's its name)
The various cruises and adventure tours
Boags or the Cascade Brewery
Salamanca Market (a must)
The Freycinet Peninsula
Maria Island (little visited but worth it)
Stanley
The North East coast (Bicheno, the Bay of fires etc.)
and many more
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