Tag: Australia
It wasn’t until we left Hobart that we came across a road sign indicating that the route we were taking was special, we drove Tasmania’s Great Eastern Drive. Even though daylight ran out before we got to Launceston this is a worthwhile route to take.
Continue reading “2018 – Part 25 – Great Eastern Drive to Launceston”
While planning this trip Amber was certain that she wanted to visit as many zoos as possible to be able to see and pet the animals of Australia up close.
Our first stop on was Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary. Instead of going as a regular guest, she noted that there was the ability to arrive near their closing time to have a night tour.
Continue reading “2018 – Part 24 – Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary”
After getting our rental car, we headed towards Hobart with Mount Wellington set as our first stop. The way up the mountain certainly tests your driving skills. There are no shoulders, a cliff on one side — all the while managing to make sure there is space for vehicles descending and giving cyclists their space. And this was our first stop!
The complimentary airport shuttle provided by our hotel dropped us off at the central drop-off/pick-up area for Melbourne (Tullamarine) International Airport. From there it was short walk to Terminal 4 where domestic Jetstar flights operate.
I find it cool that Australia has 4 airlines to choose from for domestic flights. During the planning of our 2018 trip I wanted to try all 4, however based on schedule, price and preference we flew three of them. To help provide background on each of the airlines, enjoy this post.
Continue reading “Reference – Domestic Australian Airline Options”