Things you should know before touring Tasmania (Our Tassie Wrap-Up)

[@peterbateman8018]

Tassie has bulk “free” overnight spots. A lot of the country pubs welcome RV’s here, and only ask that you have a beer and a feed to help them out. The West Coast of Tassie should be avoided between April and November; it’s just too cold and wet. The North East and East Coast generally is a campers Mecca. Anacondas still do gas refills.

[@crazyamazingthings]

Fantastic video, well done. Tasmania looks amazing.

[@johnhollister361]

And I thought it was only us, but wouldn't change it for quids.

[@haithum1884]

Thank you very much creating the video. It's absolutely stunning! You have covered everything that travelling families with young children need to know, which I find extremely helpful. The information you provided about Tazy roads is particularly useful.

[@nicad74]

Great video. Good to see our little island though someone else’s eyes. BCF do gas bottle refills but obviously they’re not everywhere here.

[@lowrider075]

Think you may need some local knowledge...no dirt main roads.....dirt back roads, dirt secondary roads... Sloop rock, down on the bay of fires, one of the best in that area. Did you go to the convict centre on the OTHER side of the peninsula...the old coal mine...worse than the main settlement Did you do the walk/climb up Mt Murchison? as good, if not better than cradle mountain. Montezuma falls on the west coast outshines Russel falls as the most spectacular waterfall

[@davegeer2303]

Note, need a fishing licence to fish for trout on inland waterways. Get one online from service Tasmania before you arrive 😊

[@SvedosTrippin]

You can also get them on the spirit of Tasmania.

[@tr109ad4]

Also just about 3000 subscribers 🎉🎉🎉

[@SvedosTrippin]

Yup,hopefully I can catch it for a screen shot 😁

[@tr109ad4]

@@SvedosTrippin I will also try just incase you in a awesome remote destination 👍

[@judithtaylor6916]

Many thanks for the tips. Taking the Fury over in November for 6 weeks.

[@SvedosTrippin]

Awesome, Tassie is great, enjoy 😉.

[@kevinsmith3561]

Why don’t you use swap and go makes life easy ?

[@SvedosTrippin]

Our van just came with gas bottles we own, and refilling them is cheaper than swap and go.

[@Ren-qp5dt]

This was an awesome vlog , this type of info is what I as a youtube watcher love , we are planning a trip to Tassie in the next 12 months and this is gold , these type of vlogs will see you guys go far , cheers from Wagga Wagga

[@SvedosTrippin]

Thanks Ren, enjoy Tassie, it's a special place.

[@fusebox3366]

Great video and great recommendations

[@SvedosTrippin]

Thanks so much!

[@Accolades70]

Noice ... One Day...

[@SvedosTrippin]

put it on the list, Tassie is amazing

[@merinofarmeragriculturewor4623]

Awesome as guys

[@SvedosTrippin]

Cheers.

[@peterwest5661]

Very informative vid. Looking forward to seeing you in SA. As I live in SA hope to see you dig up some places we have just driven past as you do in your own patch. Looking forward to it. Thanks Peter

[@SvedosTrippin]

Will see what we find. You can expect me to focus in on places I can catch some sea food, haha. Thanks for watching and commenting 😀

[@susannlynchyzus8664]

Great Vlog & joint effort. Full of helpful information for adventurers heading to explore Tassie! On to the next Adventure. ENJOY!😊

[@SvedosTrippin]

Indeed, thanks for watching and commenting 😀

[@hapninemptynesters]

Love the vid. We were the unlucky ones not to see platypus😂

[@SvedosTrippin]

Yeah, looked like the creek was way dry when you were there. Unlucky indeed.

[@RobnDi]

Great wrap up guys.

[@melissasvedinek850]

Love all the little vidoes of your travels, so amazing 👏

[@SvedosTrippin]

😁

[@melissaleaning7474]

Loved this.

[@robyn_MrsG]

Thanks for sharing guys

[@SvedosTrippin]

Your welcome.