Top Things to Do in Burnie 2021

"There is not enough time for this self-driving tour, so stay in the west and play carefully next time. I want to say that there is a factory in La Trobe, a small town south of Devonport, that specializes in the production of Belgian chocolate. The factory can see the whole process of chocolate making from the floor-to-ceiling glass, and there is also an exhibition introducing the history of the factory. , Including production molds, packaging and samples in various periods. When you’re tired, there is a dessert shop that offers hot drinks and desserts. From the outside, it’s not too big like a home. The yard is full of flowers. The best thing is their chocolate shop, which sells a variety of homemade chocolates. There is also a free trial. It’s great to eat and buy some gifts for friends or family! There is a sign of nearby attractions on the side of the road from the exit of the parking lot. Very intimate"

"The Cradle Hill is worth a visit but it must take a whole day to get more interesting, this time from the camp at 9am, first to the mural town and then to the Cradle Hill, it was already over 14:00 pm, cloudy day, immediately cold, it was dark, not enough to enjoy"

"This lake in Cradle Mountain is at the foot of Cradle Mountain. It is a calm lake of melting water from snowy mountains. The lake is very calm. The blue sky and white clouds are reflected in it. It is very beautiful, especially Cradle Mountain in the distance is taken here. It is really unclear whether it is a mountain or a reflection. The scenery is really charming."

"其实是一条很长的海岸，可以走走，我到这里是冬天，挺冷的，如果是这里的夏天到应该很棒，看见有烧烤的地方，沿着海边一直走还有小孩子玩的地方和滑板公园，走还是有些距离的"

"The national park is relatively large and there are several caves. We went to Malakupa cave, because this cave has an underground river, which is not tiring to walk, and there are also glowing worms. It is said that the stalactites in the cave are still growing slowly. When the staff said: When it is dark, please close your eyes and turn off all the lights. When you look up, you can see the glowing worms full of blue fluorescence on the top of the cave in the dark. These glowing worms do not fly. Like the ones in Spring Creek National Park, they are close relatives of the blue fireflies in New Zealand."

"I deliberately drove more than 500 kilometers to see the glowing worm. The cave itself is not big, but it is well protected. The small group was brought in by the guide, walked a section and turned on the lights, introduced meticulously, causes, recent events such as flooding, submerged water level The newly washed fossils of marine organisms are close to ancient times in South China, so the geology is similar. The growing rock pillars are estimated to be only 3-5mm thin, but they are 1m to 2m long. He also explained that Tasmania is geologically stable. Earthquakes are few and small. I saw cave spiders and glowing worms are not allowed to take pictures. Although I can use SLR long exposure without flash, he still doesn't allow it. This probably means commercial protection."

"The canyon is on the edge of the city of ronceston, our big 4 camp is only 10 minutes drive from the site with car park and self-paid, if there is no space inside you need to park on the side of the road and then climb a steep steep slope for about 2 minutes to get to the site A good place for a leisure and holiday in the city of Late March"

"The super stunning firefly tour is in Mole Creek Caves in Mole Creek Valley. The cave landscape inside is really spectacular! We visited Solomon Cave and Malakopa Cave. The attractions inside are also very spectacular, we came here to see the fireflies, the fireflies here are super beautiful! ! ! After we enter the cave, there will be a special tour guide who will explain to us in great detail, but his English speaking speed is relatively slow, and we can also accept it~ My girlfriends and I will never forget that there are so many fireflies hanging on On the top of the cave, there was a faint fluorescence, as if entering another world. At that time, everyone was so beautiful that they couldn't even speak! ! ! It was really my first time to see so many beautiful fireflies in a completely dark environment! ! ! My best friend originally wanted to take pictures here, but it might be to protect the fireflies. Taking pictures is not allowed here. I played in the Glowworm Cave for more than an hour. It was really shocking. I couldn’t bear it anymore. I think if you come here, you must go to the Glowworm Cave for a stroll. It’s really like entering another world. . TIPS1. Attraction address: Meander Valley Council 2. Opening hours: 7:30 in the morning to 8:00 in the evening"