Motorhome Life Heading for Tasmania

Follow our travels as we head south, making our way through Victoria, towards The Spirit of Tasmania. We show you some cool little camp sites and one slightly dodgy one.

[@marklockwood8386]

Just watching this is lifting me by the end of February in northern England we have had enough of winter trust me love your channel god bless

[@headsortailsmotorhometravels77]

Thank you so much. So happy that you are enjoying it. We are in Tassie at the moment and its pretty cold. Summer here has mornings of 2 degrees. I'm sure its so much colder in England at the moment.

[@daveclarke5512]

Binge watching all your Videos enjoying them all thamks

[@headsortailsmotorhometravels77]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@neilsampson6026]

Thanks for putting these 5 videos together. We’ve watched them all and enjoyed your banter as you travel Australia. We have a similar vehicle and particularly like seeing how you live in your little Moho. Keep up the good work and look forward to your Tasmanian adventure.

[@brianriddell4830]

Thanks so much for watching. Glad your enjoying them, we are having fun making them

[@elainemcintyre4407]

Thank you for going for a walk & showing us around. Also the costs. The trip was great, enjoyed it so much.

[@headsortailsmotorhometravels77]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@phillawrence9680]

Loving your vids. Thank you

[@brianriddell4830]

Thanks for watching Phil

[@moirastewart3398]

Such great inspiration! I'm planning on buying your model of motorhome soon 🤞 and relocating back to Aus from Turkey. You have made my day watching your journey so far! I'm about ready to retire after 20 yrs outside of Aus.. I'm a swim fan also, with no camping background, so keen to see how it unfolds for you 😊

[@brianriddell4830]

Hi Moira such a lovely message, thank you so much. I'm so glad we've inspired you and my lovely wife has been swimming in a lot more beautiful and cold swimming spots in Tasmania, in our next few episodes. Safe travels for you and we hope you have the best time. It's daunting but so worth it.

[@boltonsrus1]

Well done on uploading your first video ( which I have watched) the first one is the hardest. I have done my own channel before and it’s a step learning curve so well done!

[@headsortailsmotorhometravels77]

Thanks again, the first one is definitely the hardest. I really wanted to do an online course on editing but just ended teaching myself. Still learning.

[@glendafaber1245]

Captain Moonlight is buried in the local cemetry on the hill in Gundagai. One of the pubs have paintings of of Moonlight on the walls in the bar. The pub also serves great food. BTW hell from Salt Ash.

[@headsortailsmotorhometravels77]

Hi, thanks for the message. Gundagai is such an interesting place. We walked past that pub with the information about Captain Moonlight.

[@TropicalZooms]

Great road trip. Good that you tossed heads and did the inland trip. Also nice to see you supporting the local small businesses. Have to agree with you about the tolls with motorhomes. We just drove from south coast NSW to the Sunshine Coast (M2, M7, M5, north connex & gateway motorway). Just under &90 all up. Enjoying watching your adventures. Looks like you’re mastering the KZbin productions now. Safe travels. 😃👍

[@headsortailsmotorhometravels77]

Thanks so much. Slowly getting better with the editing, really enjoying learning how to be creative.

[@TropicalZooms]

Also looking forward to your Tassy video. We plan on doing the same trip next year. 😃

[@headsortailsmotorhometravels77]

That will be great for you. First Tassie video coming out on Friday i think, it shows mostly the Spirit of Tasmania. We also took the ferry from Sorrento over to Queenscliffe, then drove up to Geelong. Loving Tassie so far.

[@TropicalZooms]

@@headsortailsmotorhometravels77 I’ll be keen to tune in to that one too. We are a year behind you. I’m a NSW firey. I vaguely remember Brian mentioning something about being a firey, or am I confused with another channel? Anyway safe travels & keep the vids flowing 😃

[@brianriddell4830]

@@TropicalZooms hey yes I was a nsw firey for 30 years out with injuries joined in 1984 God that's a long time ago when did you join spent first 20 years sydney then 10 Newcastle have a great day and retire early

[@TropicalZooms]

@@brianriddell4830 I joined Jan86 & just missed out on the old scheme. Always envy you guys before me. Spent most of my time in the gong, back in Sydney for the S/O’s for a short time then hid back down the gongs southern stations til now. Only a few yrs to go, at a nice quiet little out station keeping a low profile hoping to stay here til I retire. Have loved the job but now looking forward to retiring & travelling in our little MH too. See you out there 🚒😃👍

[@cruiznforabruizntravelaust6141]

Refreshing to see people just got out there and do it all other campers too much info overload

[@headsortailsmotorhometravels77]

great, thanks for the feedback, having fun with it and just being ourselves.

[@jozefeter4078]

You should try Stealth camping Free camping sometimes.

[@headsortailsmotorhometravels77]

Thanks, we definitely will. We have done some donation camps and have talked about just staying down by the beach in car parks etc. We will give it a go.

[@daveclarke5512]

Hi couldn't quite catch the company organisation of the parks. The name again please. Thankyou

[@headsortailsmotorhometravels77]

Hi the name of the parks was Kui Parks, they are around Australia and all privately owned, generally cheaper than the big ones and we loved it at that one.