I’m leaving Hobart! | On my way for a solo-camping trip #excited

Due to the rising Covid-19 cases last week in Victoria, I had to change my travel plans quickly. It was a good call because Melbourne went into a lockdown several days later. On the other hand, it also meant I came to Tasmania without any premade itinerary. But, after spending my first week on the road in Tasmania’s capital Hobart, I’m leaving Hobart now. I’m also considering making guides on what to do in Hobart and will probably make an after-movie for Hobart later. Keep your eyes open in the following weeks for those future posts!

I’m happy to let you know that it has been a great week and it made me even more excited to discover the rest of Tasmania. So, with that in mind, I choose my next destination: Bruny Island. I’ll take the bus from Hobart to Kettering and the ferry to Bruny Island afterwards. 

My main goals on the island are to see the Cape Bruny Lighthouse and the albino wallabies. I got some other places written down too, but since I will be hitch-hiking all around Bruny, it’s always a surprise where I will end up! There are plenty of tours from Hobart, but I felt like something other than a day tour. It’s so much more fun to wing it and sees what happens.

I’ll make sure to keep you updated on future changes. Besides, I’ll add a map in every upcoming post so it’s easier to follow. It’s been a significant change compared to King Island, but a change was needed. I couldn’t be more happy to, after 14 months, be on the road again. Who knows where this adventure will take me after Bruny Island? But let’s not think about that; I’m leaving Hobart and going to Bruny!

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