It was raining when we woke up this morning but it stopped soon after and was getting sunny. We have been very lucky with the weather in Tasmania as usually they have a lot of rain. In the three weeks we've been here it's only rained twice and that's been overnight. We checked out of the camp site at 10 but we couldn't get out of the camp site until about an hour later. There was a triathlon going on in Devonport and the road outside the site was being used for t...

It had been a lovely snug and cosy night and we awoke to the gorgeous sound of the ocean. We were heading back to Devonport today and our last night in Tasmania. After brekky we hit the road for the hours drive to Devonport and to complete our full circle journey around Tasmania. We went to Coles and Woolworths in Devonport to get some food and then went to find the camp site, Mersey Bluff Caravan Park. This is a camp site that we noticed and liked the look of on...

Stanley had been a lovely place to stay. On our way out we went on the scenic drive and got some great photos of the Nut. Our first stop today was the Rocky Cape National Park. The scenery here was wonderful with the lovely orangey colour on the rocks. It was very windy and quite chilly today and we had our fleeces on! After this we drove on to a place called Sisters Beach where there was a camp ground that we had hoped to stay the night. It was apparently free c...

We'd had a brilliant relaxing time at Arthur River but it was time to move on today. Just before we left the owner popped round to check whether anyone had rocked up yesterday. We told him that it had been lovely and quiet with no new arrivals and he seemed very pleased with that. We drove off and his camp site was empty, very happy days for him until someone else turns up! Jay drove the camper for the first time today so obviously I was on edge with my nerves ja...

Despite our best attempts at getting rid of all the mozzies we had still got bitten. We were hot and uncomfortable so we risked the showers again. The mozzies were still there all lined up. After breakfast we got out of Queenstown. We had decided to go to Cradle Mountain today. This is Tasmania's big tourist draw and I thought that it would be very busy. I phoned ahead to the camp site at Cradle Mountain to make sure that we had somewhere to stay tonight. Luckily...