For those who plan to go to Tassie, I can guarantee you will not be disappointed. We travelled from Hong Kong and did The Grand Circle road trip and stayed for 11 nights. The scenery is to die for, the food and wines are good and hotels were quite decent. One reviewer mentioned there was no wildlife which is not true because we went to Nature World (a wildlife zoo/park) when we stayed in Bicheno (east coast). The only thing we regret is we never went to Bruny Island to do the cruise and watch wild life and whales. The trip was so enjoyable that we had planned to return last year but due to the pandemic, we had to cancel it last minute. Will definitely visit again.......

From the UK . I spent 31yrs in Tassie down under. Grew up in Hobart, lived and worked in Oatlands, Launceston, Devonport as an Art Teacher. Moved to UK in 1996. Miss the Apple Isle where Mum and Dad have past away. The best HD video I have seen covering the Island and travelling to many of the places I had visited and also hadn’t got round to see while bringing up the family. I helped famous Sculptor Stephen Walker build the Huon Water Fountain in the Hobart Botanical Gardens 1972. I recon I did 70% of the carving if you ever got to see it. Thanks for the Fantastic memories and drone views. You have accomplished a master piece and wonderful memories for me.

Had been browsing you tube for itineraries in Tassie and this is the best!

Great documentary thank you. We were the tourists of Tassie for 10 years prior to relocating to Hobart in 2008. We now live on the Northwest coast in Penguin.

Mate this is one of the greatest travel guide videos I’ve seen. I’m planning a Tasmanian road trip and this is exactly what I needed. Good work

I really enjoyed the video. I grew up in Tassie between 1956 and 1983 when I moved to Melbourne for work. (Now I'm bloody stuck here, grrr. ) Many things have changed due to development and supporting the tourist industry, but there is still plenty of wilderness down the side roads. My soul belongs to Tassie.

Interesting to watch. My wife and I also traveled for 20 days around Tasmania in July 2018. Fortunately only 1 day of rain and had the entire roads to ourselves during most of trip in our rental car. Staying in bnb accommodation is a far better option as you get the opportunity to stay in some historical buildings which add to the atmosphere of the stay. A far better option than a soul less campervan in a camping ground. We rated Tasmania extremely high and found it a unique gem of a place.

I have been three times & could go back another 3 times before I saw everything but that was then & this is now but I thoroughly enjoyed seeing it all again 10 years after my last trip & all the changes & new things to do & see in these places. Also I realised that the bridge will be 200 years old next year, how time flies.

What a great way to share your trip with family, friends, and others. I was born in Hobart in 1962 and moved to Canada in 1967. I haven't been able to make it back for over 30 years. This journey you shared has inspired me to plan a return trip to my home down under. Thanks so much for all the time you put into production; the scenery, drone footage, and historic details made the journey such fun to watch.

My son spent 8 days on the Windeward Bound as a Navy Cadet. They sailed up the West coast to Melbourne....fantastic experience!! ⛵⛵

Makes me wanna move to Tasmania right away....such a beautiful island!

The quality of the stone work is something behold. Probably the only consolation when it comes to building your own prison. Outstanding video mate.

Thanks for the video, I appreciate it. I am in Tasmania now, it is very beautiful👏🏼

Excellent production and many great suggestions for our trip, thank you 👌

Thank you.God bless

Thanks for the well produced video, my sister lives in Molesworth about 25 mins from Hobart. She emigrated to Australia over 15 years ago from the UK, visited her when she lived in Brisbane, but have never been able to in Tasmania, and know that unless there is a financial miracle I won’t, so watching this was an eye opener into her world and where she goes for trips with my niece. I was also watching out for them the whole time in your footage😂. Well you never know!

The nicest documentry I've seen in ages. Great photography and well spoken narration. Brings back memories. I am sure this will attract a lot of visit to this beautiful land.

That was exactly the same time I sold my house in George Town, Tasmania & bought a Motorhome. I spent 3 months touring Tassie!! The East Coast is so very different to the West. 10 days in not enough....hope you get back again someday 🤗

The best guide to Tasmania on KZfaq. Thanks for uploading. Now I MUST do the trip to Tax!!!!!

Thank you for filming Tasmania, I so enjoyed watching this, I didn’t want it to finish.

Thank you very much for sharing your Tassie trip, the presentation and commentary is excellent, was a joy to watch and listen to. We have been to Tassie on numerous occasions but always for work and barely found time to enjoy this beautiful island during our short breaks. We will be departing one way at the end of April for a full tour with our caravan in tow and when satisfied we have seen all we wanted will return back to Melbourne and plan for a round Oz trip in the very near future. Coincedently we will be staying at the same Caravan park in Devonport as the Ferry is just a few minutes from there we also stayed in cabins there for work on a few occasions. Anyway an outstanding video and if I can be a quarter as good on our chanel once up and running I will be more than content. Cheers,

Extensive narration of your Tasmania journey., wow. You must be a history professor, sir. I totally appreciate the pictramap and well-organized script of places visited. Thank you for sharing.

Loved the video, brought back many memories of my trips to Tas. Now that our daughter lives in Tas we will visit again. We will visit more and more, but don't forget there are many great places south of Hobart. Cockle creek is a fantastic trip. Population 3. Magical times here,

Thank you, very much enjoyed. Beautiful Tasmanian experience

Lovely presented video there are so many exquisite little towns out with beautiful beaches, bush walks, buildings and Allsorts. Next time you guys coming to Tassie since you guy made it up to bischeno go a bit further north to binalong bay voted one of the best 3 beaches in the world, and go along through pyengana with so many waterfalls it's hard to choose which ones to go to and it has a delicious cheese factorie.

Grew up in Lonnie. Thank you for this video. Bought back many happy memories,.

Terrific video! Well paced, informative, and lovely clear narration. My husband & I are planning a Tassie drive holiday for my 50th is 2021. This has been so valuable as a guide and an indication of roads, ammenities etc. Thankyou!

Top production; good audio, video footage great. I especially liked your use of a map to show your travels. I agree with your final comments; we spent ten weeks touring Tassie and still didn't see it all. Mike in Oz

Fantastic video mate. My partner and I have our fingers crossed we are make it there for our honeymoon next year.

living in Brisbane now (Home Town) but having lived in Hobart for 2 years, I think you capitulated a lot of the good things. So much more to see there though. South of Hobart in particular. Bruny Island, Hastings Caves, Tahune Airwalk etc. The Best Vid I have seen to date. Great Job.

Wow. You’ve produced a fantastic documentary here. Seriously good stuff. Thank you for taking the (what must have been) enormous amount of time to do this.

Will hopefully be moving to Tassie in the near future. This video was brilliantly informative and makes me even more excited to go live there. Thank you.

Thanks for taking the time to make this video. Lots of information. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Excellent video. I learnt a lot and it is so well presented and thought out. Thankyou 🙂

MashaAllah MashaAllah it's so beautiful 😍😍😍

Great vidio, really helpful, like your details ,i can see you worked very hard ,thanks for sharing !

A truly useful and lovely video travel guide to and through Tasmania, thank you very much!!!

Wow fantastic video trip. Really enjoyed it and will now plan our family trip, 👍

Applause to you for an absolute bottler of a video, very professional, love the use of the drones. We went in September 2019 nice and crispy weather, and snow still in places. I never thought to put our footage into a production, the wife and I ran a video production company for 13 years in North Queensland. Going back again this year Covid19 free hopefully, in July / August to see Cradle Mountain, and Mount Mawson (Mt'Field National Park), in wintery white!! The missus wants to experience a couple of nights in a wooden cabin, woodfire, and snow falling outside!! Again, beautiful video, and I loved every minute.

Wow! kudos to you and your team!! I am visiting Tassie for the very first time in a few days! So thankful to have seen this before I go. So informative and a comprehensive guide for newbies like me! Well done!!!

thank, good info for me... I wish to go on the Tasmania spirit in a few months time... From Mel to Tasmania on ship

We stayed at the low head lighthouse right next the pilot station for one night last months. Fabulous view.

Thank you for highlighting convict history. For many convicts their arrival in Australia was the start of a new opportunity. Enjoy seeing the buildings they constructed. Well done on such a good commentary.

Thank you for the information in beautiful video. I will be visiting Tasmania for the first time in January and will be going to some of the places in your video.

Excellent presation of Tasmania... I lived there for 7 years and never covered the areas you did.... again excellent Vid..

what a fantastic video - really helps me plan my trip to Tassie in a few months

Thank for sharing, enjoyed the route you took very much....

Absolutely priceless! The views from the mountain were incredible! Your video I found very professionally done, this alone would encourage me to travel there. Thank you.

Great video! You actually include historical facts which nobody else does! I hope you enjoyed your stay in Tassie, seeing our state depicted like this is wonderful. I hope you come back and get to visit our other amazing wonders! Thank You so much for such an amazing Tassie video. You've even been to places I've never been. People from other states seem to think our state is so small that it only takes an hour or two to get to places lol. Thanks so much for your amazing videography, as well as the history. Sending so much ♥️♥️♥️♥️!!

Great video, so Informative. Thanks for sharing. Keep it up. Look forward to seeing more

Well done! Beautiful video of Tasmania with description. We were there recently and look forward to re visit.

I was there in Feb 2020. One of the best trip ever!

Thanks for this great video. The information you provided was second to none and your voice just perfect for video production.

Thanks so much for sharing your trip...it was super informative. My boyfriend and I are planning on doing a roadtrip through Tassie with the end goal of relocating down there permanently from NSW, and this gave us a really good insight of what to do and see 😊😊

Great video. Love the narration and great shots. Well done.

Great video, professional and beautiful warm voice, thank you 👍

we now live here, we used to visit from brisbane as well haven't looked back :)

Had my three years University life there. Will be back there next year with my parents. Can’t wait for that. Good review. This bring back a lot memories.

The Ross Bridge is older than the Richmond Bridge, but no longer being used

A fantastic video: informative, descriptive, and well paced. I appreciated you showing the driving on the Tassie roads! That’s such a helpful visual for someone like me who’s skittish to rent/hire a vehicle & drive on the “other” side of the road. :) Great job! Thanks for sharing your travels!

thank you for the interesting and informative video, thoroughly enjoyed and very helpful for planning our upcoming trip. Much preferred this video over these newer style videos that youtubers make.

What a wonderful country you are.I am delicately seeing your presence here.Willoby

I haven’t had time to watch the whole video, but I wonder if you’re a pro video maker. Great visual effect, great sounds and great stories you’re narrating 👍 It’s like a great travel documentary to me 😁😁

Next time spend at least 5 days in Hobart, ( Absolute gem of a city), then visit Russell Falls, Evensdale, Stanley and the Huon Valley district.

Well done video.I understand that people who were born/bred there are kinda biased, but I - after two years living in Hobart - could not wait to come back to Europe.The culture, the architecture, the rich history, the diversity, the fashion.....crickey....oh, God, how I missed them.

A very well produced video, thank you for sharing.

You're a true inspiration to many.

The best travel film i ever watched. Keep it up!

1:22 230K people - that’s a very small population, especially for the size of Tasmania. Usually people are very friendly and relaxed in these kind of environments.

Awesome production.

Amazing video, beautiful footage combined with great information. Have you managed to make it back since? I live in Hobart and it's only in recent years of my 37 that I've finally started exploring my state. Next trip I'd recommend Going down south through Huonville, Geeveston(stopping at Tahune Airwalk and Hartz Mountain), Dover and down to Hastings cave and South Port as the southern most town of Australia. Also going through the great lakes and central plateau down past Liffey Falls, Deloraine, Sheffield for the murals. And then in the North East past where you stopped going north at Bicheno, you've got St Helens, Bay of Fires, Binalong Bay, Pyengana cheese, pub in the paddock and St Columba falls, and then historical stuff at Scottsdale, Derby and Mt Paris dam.

Thanks so much, we are heading over next month. I got a few ideas to add to my to-do-list.

Well presented and brought back my memorable experiences during my 3 wonderful visits to Tasmania

Great video travelogue , thank you for sharing , we are heading there to see the Sydney to Hobart finish this year 2019 and plan to see many and more of the places you shared.

Thankyou for your EXCELLENT tour

Wow, you crammed a lot in to your trip!

Great job guys. I really enjoyed the video and information we're a Brisbane family heading to Tassie later this year to do a roadtrip like you did.

I live here... And that was awesome 😊

Thanking you for putting it up. Gives me some ideas for my forthcoming trip.

Thank you! Your video was very helpful in planning our holiday!

Really enjoyed that, I've been over to Tasmania twice now but would love to go ever year.

Excellent Tasmanian road trip, informative and interesting - thanks

This is fantastic. Well done, we loved it and we've been to Tassie about 20 times.

Best Tasmania tour guide video

Fantastic video. This bought back lots of memories. Soon we will all be out of world wide detention.

G’day mate, awesome video. Had a look at your channel and saw that you haven’t done much more after this. Just wanted to say it was awesome and you should make more. Very informative 👍

Very well made video and shows lots of interesting places to visit.

Thank you so much for this informative video, we are about to go to Tasmania soon and your video helped a lot as we are travelling around in the same direction and stopping in at a lot of the same places. I especially liked how you said how long the drive took as people say the online maps might be inaccurate!

Really enjoyed your video, very informative

probably the best video of a travel I ve seen ,no bullshit ,and showing places others that cost you heaps as were doing 9 days next april /may for our 16th wedding anniversary

beautiful video, very encouraging to visit tasmania

Amazing video - thankyou for making it so engaging and informative!

Darwin NT has 138, 000 people, and is the smallest capitol city in Australia. Hobart is not the smallest.

Enjoyed watching your video loving taste. Hopefully going there in February 2021. Enjoyable video!

Excellent. ( I am a 'local') :)

Lovely Island with a history long before Europeans arrived. Plenty of wildlife head to Bruny Island for a gear boat trip. Try to see some of the indigenous culture as well. Many sites do not tell the full story. Have family who live there and we stayed with them we went there many years ago.

A nice time capsule,... pre Reset juice 💀 Good catch of the Sun Simulator at 33.37 with lens flares showing it looking square, but it's actually hexagonal.

great video 👍 thanks

I'm a little bit home sick since I haven't been home in a year (thanks corona). I appreciate this video!

Also while in Mount Nelson, you should have gone to the Shot Tower