Today, I nearly made Jacklyn cry...by taking her sea kyaking. We took a half day guided tour around Freycinet Bay, and had to paddle out over some massive waves in some incredible wind. Hard work, but great fun once we rounded the corner and had the current and wind behind us. The tour around the bay was nice and easy, and we saw some great view, but the journey back had to be cut short because the wind and current was just too much for the group. We paddle...

Today, we head to the Freycinet Peninsula, to walk to Wineglass Bay. Supposedly one of the prettiest beaches in the world. The first thing we're met with in the car park, is a friendly wallaby. Must be used to people in this part of the world. So, we head off on the walk. More wallabies on route, and we hit the beach. It's pretty, that's for sure. Not sure about it being one of the best in the world, but it's certainly striking. Blue water, white sand, ...

Awesome way to start the morning. Staring out the van window across Fortescue Bay. There is no better wake up in the world than the fresh air and quiet lapping of waves. This morning, we make our first stop the Tasmanian Devil Conservation Park. We spend the morning watching the little devils chasing each other around, snarling, snorting and grunting. They're cute little things, but make such a lot of noise. The park is currently working to find a solut...

We picked up our little van this morning, a 2.4l Toyota Hiace. It's petrol, but I'm sure it'll still manage the job or Tazmania's hills and mountains jsut fine. We start by heading off to a little town called Richmond. We stop for a spot of tea, and complete Richmond's two garden mazes. A bit of random fun thrown in there! Richmond is a pretty place, with Australia's oldest church, and oldest convict built bridge, which is supposedly haunted. It's a nice ...

We're now in Hobart, Tazmania, which is a pretty little place. The plan has now evolved in to hiring a camper van, and touring around Tazmania ourselves. we start tomorrow!