Tasmania

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My interests are seeing the places worth seeing. Travelling with the family (young kids) in a set up which looks similar to yours (picture)

I'm interested in the places where there is something to do, ie walk through the rain forests, checking out Port Arthur, the mountains and seeing the franklin-Gordon, Cradle mountain... you name it.

Is ten days long enough or should go 14 or so??

Appreciate the help. (I bet you wish you never asked now)lol

cheers

Andrew, We did Tassy 3 years ago and our 2 weeks stretched into a month. The place is a treasure for adventurers specially off the beaten track and the locals like a yak too. great friendly people

I'll agree with Macca, way to much to see in 2 week... Plan to see 1/4 of the island, or one side, dont waste it by trying to see it all in one go.

Andrew,
I have to agree with all the above. 10 days not enough time.
Must see areas. Cradel Mountain and Lake St Clair National Park, Boat Harbour on the North West Coast, Queenstown (bit like the end of the earth) but do a mine visit. Great Lakes for trout fishing. Coles Bay and Wine Glass Bay on the Freycinet Peninslua, Cataract Gerrge in Launceston, Mole Creek caves, Port Arthur, Eagle Hawk Neck, Devils Kitchen. The Shot Tower just south of Hobart. To name but a few.
Lost of great surfing if you don't mind the ice cold water!
Have fun. CheersOnly a few more sleeps.

ahhhh the pub in the paddock is that the one near the mural town with all the jokeson the wall or was that the wellsford hotel or something like that yeah take a good look around we used to have friends there and we switch cars and ghouses occassionaly (the older cars of course.)

count the stairs on the shot tower if you still can on a windy day as well after a few cascades????1999 NISSAN NAVARA DUALCAB
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