The Gordon River lighthouse.Photo by Kelly G, USA
Queenstown stationPhoto by Robert C
A suitably ominous photo, considering the history ...Photo by Greg C, Australia
amazing view of the sky through the trees Photo by Maeliosa S
note the closeness of the rain forestPhoto by Robert C
Taken as the cruise boat was about to turn arou...Photo by PAULINE P, Australia
Gordon River Cruise from Strahan Photo by Doreen M, Australia
Gordon River Cruise from Strahan Photo by Doreen M, Australia
Rober, Clair, Deb and Steve enjoying ourselve...Photo by Stephen W, Australia
Reflections of the rain forest in the Gordon River...Photo by Alexandra R, Australia
Still water at Gordon River.Photo by Kelly G, USA
Other passengers enjoying the cruise.Photo by HUGH S, Australia
The Lighthouse at the Gates of Hell Photo by Robert B, Australia
1:16 climb using the rack in the center of the lin...Photo by Robert C
My camera worked overtime on the many visual treat...Photo by HUGH S, Australia
Lighthouse at Hells Gate.Photo by Roy H
Our Cruise boat at the forest walk jetty Photo by Robin D
Looks fairly grey here, but most of the seven hour...Photo by Greg C, Australia
Our son Benen enjoying the breeze on the upper ...Photo by Maeliosa S
Gordon River Cruise from Strahan Photo by Doreen M, Australia
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Tasmania: Tip - What to See & Do
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Historic Towns From Launceston
Launceston is surrounded by a ring of historic colonial towns, their sleepy main streets lined with intact Georgian architecture. The pace of life is tranquil in these colonial country towns, and the ... Continue Reading »
Top 10 Things to See and Do in Tasmania
No trip to Australia would be complete without exploring ‘Tassie’. Being cut off from the Australian mainland has ensured that Tasmania has retained much of its old world charm. Here’s our ... Continue Reading »
Top Seven Convict Heritage Sites in Tasmania
Tasmania ’s shores saw the beginning of Australia ’s white settlement. Originally known as Van Diemen’s Land, the colony was established in 1803 as a solution to overcrowding in British prisons. ... Continue Reading »
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