Top Things to Do in Burnie 2021

"Phillip Island is a small island located in Melbourne. The scenery on the island is very beautiful. It is very comfortable to visit along the seaside plank road. The most characteristic of the island is the little penguin. The species is not as tall as the Antarctic, but it is small. lovely! At night they will return to their nests, the small wooden houses built by the shore, so love!"

"It's super beautiful and free. Don't miss it when you come to Tasmania! The traffic is not very convenient. Either take a day trip or rent a car yourself, and then you need to climb a section of mountain roads. The scenery along the way is also good. The bays and beaches you can see are spectacular. There are very few forbearances on the beach, you can go swimming. There are perfect tourist facilities at the foot of the mountain, except that there is no supermarket to sell things."

"Melbourne Phillip Island, also known as "Penguin Island", is 140 kilometers away from Melbourne. It takes about 2 hours to drive and the road is very smooth. Watching penguins return to their nest in the evening is a unique and world-renowned landscape in Melbourne, Australia. It would be a pity if you don't see it when you travel to Australia. For nearly a thousand years, the penguins on Phillip Island jumped out of the sea on time in the evening, in groups, swaggering along the daily route back to their nests, stumbled and stumbled as they walked, unhurriedly, and attracted crowds of onlookers. I am extremely happy and forget about it, but I dare not laugh, because the island has adopted very strict protection measures. It is forbidden to take pictures with flashing lights, and it is forbidden to make loud noises. Most tourists can also consciously abide by it."

"Bruny Island is a very beautiful island in Tasmania. It has not undergone any commercial development, so it retains the most pristine island scenery. The island has white sand beaches and beautiful lake views. It’s a charming resort and it’s definitely worth a visit."

"It can't be more pleasant to take a boat trip around the island with a group day trip! Wombats can be seen in the blue sky and blue sea. The local one-day tour is only in English. We are the only foreigners. The others are old Australian aunts and uncles. When the boat started, the sea breeze was still quite cold, but it was worth it for the beauty. Some local old aunts did a lot of homework, and also introduced us to the types of rocks along the coast and their formation years."

"Maria Island National Park—You can see many wild animals unique to Australia on the island. I think the chubby wombat is the cutest. There are many hiking routes on the island. We chose two easier ones, the painted cliffs and the fossil cliffs. The former can be seen in various patterns and colors due to iron oxide, while the latter can be seen on the cliffs. Many fossils. I prefer the former because I have never liked biology since I was a kid."