Keep on moving! | I’m going to a place that’s even special in Tasmania!

I could have easily spent more days at Freycinet National Park, but I’ll have to keep moving. My travel video shows it all and includes the famous Wine-Glass Bay and my big hike in the National Park. Besides, on my last day, I decided to take on the adventure of climbing to the top of Mount Amos. The walk was challenging but treated me with the best views of the entire park! So, with Freycinet National Park ticked off my list, I’ll keep moving back to Hobart.

Keep on moving: Freycinet to Maria Island.

As I continue down the Tasmanian east coast, my next destination is one I’m very excited to visit. Maria Island, it is, and it is a remote island off the coast. No people live here; it has no cars and serves as a wildlife sanctuary in Tasmania. My main goals are obviously to see some wildlife. 

I’ll be spending and camping the next four days there and have to prepare well as there are also no shops on the island. In addition, the island was used to host convicts, so I can’t wait to see those old convict buildings. Hopefully, I am lucky enough to see a wild Tasmanian Devil here! I’m looking forward, and I’ll keep you posted!

Here is the updated map of my trip to Tasmania to give an overview of where exactly I’m hanging out. It goes all over the place, but that’s because I went in the opposite direction and decided to go straight from Bruny Island to Freycinet. I couldn’t have slight the opportunity of getting a ride there. It made my trip more straightforward, and instead of using Hobart as a home base, it became the goal again. From Hobart, I’ll have inspiring plans later in these travels.

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