2024 Tasmanian Easter Aviation Group-Stanley Aurora Starry Sky 5th

After pick-up, go to Salamanca Place, which brings together many high-quality artworks, fresh fruits and vegetables, books, street performers and music every Saturday. Afterwards, we climbed to the highest peak in the south: Mt Wellington at an altitude of 1,270 meters, overlooking the Antarctic. It is an excellent location to overlook the entire city of Hobart. Visit Australia's oldest brewery (overview) Cascade Brewery (overview), where you will have the opportunity to taste different flavors of Australian beer. At the end of the trip, we arrived at the unique and charming Richmond. The town has the oldest stone bridge in Australia, Stone Bridge, and the oldest Catholic church. It is the best-preserved ancient town in Australia. You can experience going back in time 180 years and encounter last night's dream. The nostalgic world in . You can go to the candy store and Internet celebrity bakery in the town and taste the famous scallop pie.

Reference flight from Sydney: 2024-03-31 VA1528 SYD-HBA 7:20-9:15; reference flight from Melbourne: 2024-03-31 VA1316 MEL-HBA 8:40-9:55;

After breakfast, proceed to Port Arthur* (at your own expense) on the Tasman Peninsula. This is the site where convicts were exiled in the colonial era and has been listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Here you can see the life of thousands of British prisoners after they were exiled here in the 19th century. The largest prison in the southern hemisphere, with mountains and sea, no walls, and cells with sea views, is like a beautiful landscape oil painting, which will definitely subvert your inherent impression of prison. On the way back, we will also visit famous local tourist attractions such as Blow Hole, Tasman Arch, Tessellated Pavement and Devil's Kitchen.

After breakfast, go south through Hobart city, arrive at the ferry terminal, take the ferry for 20 minutes and arrive at Bruny Island by ferry. Drive along the coastline, shuttle through the forest, and go to The Neck, the famous north-south line. The trail connects the southern and northern parts of Bunni Island like a thin line, with endless sea on both sides. This is also the habitat for penguins to return to their nests. After lunch, go to the oyster farm on the island to taste the most delicious oysters in Tasmania* (at your own expense). Visit the bustling Adventure Bay on Rooney Island and look for Bruny Island The unique white kangaroo White Kangaroo. There are also some small shops hidden in the mountains and forests on the island, where you can eat cheese, taste seafood, and even have a glass of whiskey.

Leave Hobart and head to the small town of Ross. The green pointed roofs are set against the shadows of tall oaks, elms and conifers. This is where Hayao Miyazaki's "Kiki's Delivery Service" was originally conceived. You might as well go to the place where Witch Xiaoqi works: Ross Bakery, and get a piece of freshly baked bread. Then we went to the Ashgrove Cheese Farm, which is the only cheese factory in Australia that produces British-style cheese. You can taste the special British country cheese and the pure Italian ice cream Gelato. Passing by Devonport's chocolate paradise: The House of Anvers, you can see the workers making chocolate and fudge through the viewing window. There is also a small museum of chocolate history where you can experience different chocolate delights and taste them for free. Afterwards, watch the penguins at Godfrey's Beach Penguin Viewing, located 2 kilometers away from the accommodation. Watch the little penguins up close and watch them waddle back to their burrows at night. Visitors who are interested in this can go and watch the little penguins returning to their nests (free of charge). On a night with suitable weather, if there are no or few clouds, you can see Tasmania's vast Milky Way starry sky when you look up in the accommodation courtyard. What's more, you can even see the Aurora at the door of your accommodation room. when the aurora breaks out). In addition, Stanley is also a famous lobster producing area, so we recommend trying it for dinner (at your own expense)!

After breakfast, climb to the top of The Nut, a huge flat-topped volcanic plug rising 150 meters straight from the sea, known as "Uluru on the Sea". Climb the winding path to the top of the mountain, or take a chairlift* (at your own expense) to reach the top and enjoy the magnificent scenery in 360 degrees (if you don’t want to drive, you can try hiking to the top). Then head to Tasmania’s second largest city: Launceston. If you are interested, you can also stop at the Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm. There are also various kinds of cranberry ice cream, cranberry shortcake, cranberry pudding in the orchard...

Reference flight back to Sydney: 2024-04-04 VA1093 LST-SYD 15:50-17:25; Reference flight back to Melbourne: 2024-04-04 VA1373 LST-MEL 16:25-17:25