In Tasmania I’m what they call a blow-in. Unless you are indigenous or have a Tasmanian family heritage stretching back to the convicts or early settlers then you too are a blow-in!

One of my favourite places to visit in lutruwita/Tasmania is the Douglas Apsley National Park. Located on the East Coast, this national park is a real gem! Just a short ten-minute walk from the car park, you will find the very popular Apsley River Waterhole. This spot is extremely picturesque and ideal for a quick yet refreshing swim. On a sunny day, pack a picnic and spend your time lounging around on the warm stone pebbles in the tranquility of this beautiful park.

Bruny Island is one of Tasmania’s southernmost accessible islands. Particularly during winter, the long stretches of rocky coastlines and beaches look amazing. You may have driven to Bruny Island before by yourself, however, today I would like to share with you how I enjoyed a full-day tour with Bruny Island Safaris.

It’s been a while since I have been on any adventures in Tasmania but I have recently been showing a friend around Hobart city who has just moved to Tassie.

Not an avid walker but want take a stroll to stretch your office legs and working-from-home shoulder? Snug Falls would be a great spot for you!

This enchanting valley nicknamed by locals the ‘valley of love’ will steal your heart for much more than a day. There is a reason why it encompasses one of Australia's best towns (New Norfolk bronze award for top tourism town).