Day four: Launceston to Bicheno
We make our way to the East Coast and the beautiful Bay of Fires. If the
conditions are right, this is the perfect place for a swim. Tasmania’s most
scenic coastal drive takes you from St Helens to Bicheno, where we visit a
wildlife sanctuary to meet the iconic Tasmanian devil. Tonight, you may want to
join an evening viewing of the Little Penguins. (optional and at own
expense and seasonal $30).
Overnight: Bicheno (Breakfast)
Source: https://lostinaustralia.org/tasmania-adventure-tours/8-day
What this trip means to me?
St. Helens - quick stop for Chinese food and buy something in the supermarket
Bay of Fires - the most beautiful beach I have ever been to + amazing red rocks
Wildlife Sanctuary - Tasmania devils and feeding kangaroos
Bicheno - eating a shark for a dinner with the most beautiful view for 10 AUD + walking alone after the dinner to lookout
Little Penguins - they are so cute, highly recommend, I don´t have any photos because it was forbidden to take it
Did you know that
Bay of Fires
- white beaches
- Orange-hued granite rocks
- named by Captain Tobias Furneaux in 1773, he saw the fires of Aboriginal people on the beaches
Wildlife Sanctuary
- rescued animans
- you can buy a little package of some food and then give it to animals
On our way
St. Helens
Bay of Fires
Wildlife sanctuary
Bicheno
Misa
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