Tasmania has the kind of scenery that I never thought I could see in Australia. I travelled from Hobart to Freycinet over the winter break, and was greeted with a stunning array of landscapes. From the rocky waters and jagged cliffs of Coles Bay to the serenity of Freycinet National Park, I spent almost my entire trip with my jaw agape at Tasmania’s sprawling, natural beauty.
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