DISCOVERING TASMANIA TRAVEL VLOG EP 3 // BAY OF FIRES & SHUCKING OYSTERS (East Coast Tassie Guide)

THE FINALE YOU HAVE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR: TASMANIA EP 3! 🇦🇺
We are road tripping around Tasmania and I am bringing you guys along with me! In this episode, we explore the Tassie East Coast, learn how to shuck oysters, and visit the incredible Bay of Fires! Saving the best for last, this video is the finale to a 3 part series so make sure check out the full Tasmania series to see what else we get up to in Episodes 1 & 2!
Other videos to check out:
Discovering Tasmania Episode 1 // Launceston & Floating Sauna
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Discovering Tasmania Episode 2 // Bruny Island
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SOPHIE'S FOODIE SECRETS:
‣Try a scallop pie (anywhere nearby will do)
‣Lobster Shack (Bicheno)
‣Eat oysters in Freycinet
‣Swims (Scamander)
STAY:
‣Mood Bird Beach Shack
www.moonbirdbeachshack.com
DO:
‣Shelly Point (Beaumaris)
‣Bay of Fires (East Coast Tasmania)
‣Oyster Bay Tours (Freycinet)
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MOVIE CLIP CREDIT:
Crocodile Dundee. Directed by Peter Faiman, starring Paul Hogan, 20th Century Fox, 1986
TUNES:
All tracks are from Epidemic Sounds
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#Tasmania #Tassie #BayofFires

[@sivayamsiva9343]

Very impressive travel trip video and crystal clear water natural beautiful scenery and excellent photography congratulations 👌👌👌

[@SophiesTravelSecrets]

Thank you so much! Really glad you enjoyed the video. Are you heading to Tassie soon?

[@dsgcloud6092]

Came here after the Korea video. Now I need to go to Tasmania.

[@SophiesTravelSecrets]

Yes! Tasmania is amazing!!! I need to go back and see more!

[@berylperyl5649]

Can’t wait for the next video!! 🇦🇺 😃

[@SophiesTravelSecrets]

Off to a new destination soon! Make sure to follow me on Insta to see where I’ll be heading next week! ✈️

[@berylperyl5649]

Yay! Can’t wait to see where you’re heading next. You should definitely have more subscribers, your videos are amazing!!😁

[@ams9439]

Hello Sophie, so the magic behind the no traffic jam was ferry timing then.! Bay of fire is mind blowing😳😳.! Is that some video editing you did or is the place as beautiful as shown in this video.!! And the gardens, the water was crystal clear too..! Amazing Airbnb stay.! Tasmania is in my bucket, mug and glass and jar list now, one day for sure.! Oyster tour is also awesome 👌. Tc and stay safe.

[@SophiesTravelSecrets]

So glad to hear you enjoyed the video! Not too much editing done to the footage. Bay of Fires is even more beautiful in person! Seriously, breath taking. 😍

[@chrisbutton9974]

Fantastic video from a Tasmanian! Glad you enjoyed it. Cheers

[@SophiesTravelSecrets]

Glad you enjoyed it! Are you going to Tassie soon?!

[@chi7cali513]

The scenery so beautiful .

[@SophiesTravelSecrets]

It really is! 💛

[@SophiesTravelSecrets]

@Frederick Linga Tasmania blew me away! The food, the scenery, the beaches! Definitely a place to put on your travel list!

[@daneenlife]

❤️🤗 love your video 🤗❤️

[@SophiesTravelSecrets]

Thank you so much! x

[@chrislaw8025]

great video , looking forward to more of wonderful Tasmania, even though i live here , unfortunately i just haven't see much of the state since moving here

[@SophiesTravelSecrets]

Thanks Chris!

[@davidfnp]

Hi Sophie - I enjoyed your videos of Tasmania. I have lived in the US for 20 years, and I am from Tasmania. Some of your pronunciations made me smile ;-) The coastal town of Bicheno is pronounced "Bish En Oh". Your pronunciation of "Freycinet" was quite close, "Frey Shin Ay" (it's French). And the FNP linked to my alias is an acronym for Freycinet National Park. Next time you're in Tasmania make a visit to the Southwest National Park (United Nations World Heritage status) that you enter via the town of Maydena. The Styx ("sticks") and Florentine Valleys close to Maydena are home to the tallest hardwood trees in the world - Eucalyptus regnans (aka Swamp Gum, or Mountain Ash in Victoria). The best way to see them is to join an ecotour that are offered by travel companies. The SW National Park is very remote and wild, and often overcast and wet. However, on a sunny or clear day the views of the mountains, plains and temperate rain forests are amazing, and the night sky is incredible as there is no light pollution. The NW coast and western Tasmania should also be on your list. Enjoy Australia, safe travels and keep vlogging.

[@SophiesTravelSecrets]

Hi David, thank you for helping with my pronunciation of the areas. Will definitely work on those. Thank you for sending through your recommendations. Will definitely add these to the list of beautiful places to see in Tassie! Hoping to get back at some point this year.

[@Aktravel007]

Such a incredible vlog, I recommend you should visit Nepal, you will love it there. 💥

[@SophiesTravelSecrets]

Thank you so much! I would LOVE to visit Nepal one day!

[@rsinclair6560]

Ouse...Stonor...Colebrook...Ouse again

[@melbclayman]

Sophie I just discovered your vlog during my lockdown time here in delightful Sydney. I'm kind of stuck in the CBD near Central Station but I'm looking forward to checking out your other videos of other places. Thanks for sharing and I'm looking forward to seeing where you go next - of course, I'll have to wait for your YT vlog, since I don't have social media (outside of LinkedIn... and is that really social media?) - cheers!

[@SophiesTravelSecrets]

Thank you so much Adam! I'm glad you enjoyed the video! The one you watched is ep 3 in a 3 part series so def worth checking out the other episodes in the Tassie series. I was supposed to go to a fun destination in QLD last weekend but had to cancel my trip due to the recent outbreak. I too am in lockdown here in Sydney and feel your pain! Hopefully it will be all over soon! xx

[@sabotare9836]

How expansive do you think it was to become a citizen of Australia like plane ticket, house, finding a Jon, car, all of that I was thinking I needed like 10k American dollars but I may need more