Hobart & Tasmania

The amazing "Windeward Bound" is a 33 metre brigantine. As well as providing tourists with a unique sail along the Derwent River, she's also symbol of enterprise and commitment to provide youth with an opportunity to enjoy and learn skills otherwise out of their reach. She's a joy to behold!

Safely Moored!

This is one of our favourite walks - I never tire of seeing these colourful boat sheds!

This spectacular monolithic mountain is 1271m high and towers above Hobart and its surrounds. I love this capture - gently cloaked in mist with a light sprinkling of snow!

The Tasman Bridge is a regular sight for most Hobartians. Less so, is the Cornelian Bay Cemetery, which opened in 1872 after the 4 Hobart City cemeteries became too full. It's a beautiful place for quiet contemplation......

Built by convicts - this bridge and the small town of Richmond are a popular tourist attraction for visitors to Hobart.

The waterside area of Geilston Bay is just stunning!

The Huon River offers visitors a serene and calming break away from the State's capital

The Cascade Brewery is a popular tourist attraction set in it's own stunning grounds....

There's so much to see at Maria Island and it's well worth staying two or three nights!

Bicheno is well known for it's many orange lichen covered rocks that look so striking against the sea and sky!

The dramatic sky ties in well with the remoteness of this cottage at Maria Island