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"

"Penguin is a coastal town located in northern Tasmania. Another way of saying penguin town is Penguin. The town has a very cute penguin brand and a children’s playground. Sitting by the beach, a large number of seagulls will come to forage. The town is quiet and beautiful. It was a silver mine excavation site. Now there are many shops and food."

"The mural town, just by on our way from downtown Launceston to the Cradle Hill, was a place to visit to show the award winning work of the mural competition over the years, and the paintings of Chen Shun were interesting to see, and also the work of Chen Shun"

"Stanley is a very beautiful Australian seaside town with very peaceful villages and a famous island called Nut Mountain. He is like a huge platform standing on the sea, looking from a distance like a big nut cake, hence the name."

"[view] Beautiful plus leisure [fun] Free swimming and bath [price/performance] Cable car 13 AU one way, 16 AUD back and forth. One way is enough, as the other is a must see in most of the Raiders, and this attraction is not recommended to visit Launceston, but to go to the Cradle Hills, Wine Cup Bay, Flame Bay, etc. In fact, this hidden attraction can be played for a day, because there are many tracks, there are few hours in the distance from the trip to Launceston. It is near the city, there are mountains and water, and there are walking tours and lookout to park the car first. If you want to swim, bring a swimsuit, a child needs adults to watch. There is a place to take a bath in the toilet, very convenient and then take the cable car, the water is clear and the mountains are beautiful, the rocks are beautiful, the road to reach can be reached with branches, the artistic landscape is unusual to the opposite shore, we came to see kangaroos and peacocks, beautiful and then walked through some lookout, that is, the viewing attraction, Adequate time, can come a few hours to go on the bridge. All in the mountains, even hot days are very refreshing. "From this direction, the view is taken, through the pool and the viewing houses on the hill opposite the trees, and after a special touch, you can go up and down the bridge, and look down at the views, the rivers, the birds, and the tourists pointing out on the bridge." Don't return after talking to each other about passing the bridge. There is a hike next to the cliff. There are many observation spots behind. If the time is short, you can go not long to enjoy the advice: Parent-child tour can come all day, parking for all day is 6 AUD. Swimming first, or finally coming back to swim. Girls prepare sunscreen hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen"

"We walked along the river near our hotel (Riverside Inn) and saw great birdlife, a stunning park and waters edge trails which I believe lead all the way into town."

"Well, if you want to leave the children to rest, then you have to come here and have a look, just donate a gold coin. There are many things to see for people of all ages. Yes, even adults will like this place. It is full of information and there are many things to do. Have a cup of coffee or a bite to eat in the restaurant, spend time exploring and understanding the past, and spend a fun and small day for everyone."

"I like to come to this place to choose gifts, especially gifts for foreigners. Children’s umbrellas are really very popular gifts here. The nationally detached specialty store has discounts for members. There is a whole wall of glass cabinets installed in the store to display these things according to museum standards. Reminder: If you want to join, you must become a member first, and then you can enjoy the due discount when you pay!"

"Many people who go to Tasmania tend to use Hobart as their main base, and only go to places near Hobart. In fact, Launceston is more cost-effective. And the locals live mainly, and there are not many foreign tourists. Most tourists just treat Launceston as a small town where they can stay overnight on the road. In fact, Launceston has a lot of fun places, such as this river, there are cruise ships, sailing boats, and kayaks. You can enjoy various water sports for a week. On both sides of the river are the houses of the locals, with a rural scenery, quiet and peaceful. It's just that the weather is changeable, sometimes cloudy and sometimes rainy."

"Traveling to Australia, this stop came to Tasmania. Cape Lowe Lighthouse, also known as Cape Touvel Lighthouse, is located in the east of Freycinet National Park on the Freycinet Peninsula on the east coast of Tasmania, facing the vast Tasman Sea. The Cape Touvel Lighthouse was built in 1971 and is 11 meters high. It is an unguarded lighthouse where you can enjoy the beautiful coastline."