Since the penguins go home between 1:30 and 1:00 in the evening, and it was raining heavily at this time, Yunluo and An Chuyu decided not to join a group tour, hoping that the rain would stop around night, and Yunluo and An Chuyu would go to their own beach to try their luck. They changed their wet clothes and went out to look for food. Although this is the center of the town, there is almost no one in sight at night.

There are probably only 100 stores of all types, and many of them have closed. There is a small supermarket in the town. I wanted to buy a pack of instant noodles for a quick meal, but unfortunately I couldn't find any. Finally, I ate at a new Chinese restaurant called "Seahorse" next to the supermarket. The restaurant was opened by a Fujianese, and he said it used to be an Italian restaurant.

It was just bought last year. The waiter is a student from Taiwan who works and travels. I got the menu. The Chinese characters are so familiar. There are many kinds of dishes, including vegetables, Hong Kong dishes, noodles, wontons, and rice that I usually like. While reading the menu, my stomach was growling. I ordered two bowls of wontons and a plate of fried noodles.

A bowl of hot and sour soup, stir-fried beef with green onions, etc. The price of Chinese food here is naturally not cheaper than Western food, but it is not outrageous either, a total of Australian dollars. After filling my stomach, I went back to the hotel and walked on the beach in the rain. The birdsong on the beach was deafening. At first, Yunluo thought it was a penguin. The rocks opposite were densely covered with small moving dots.

I picked up the telephoto lens and found that it was just a seabird. Later, Yunluo learned that penguins go to the sea before dawn and return to their nests after dark. They bring food back from the sea to feed the little penguins or their partners in the nest. The little penguins are highly sensitive and afraid of carnivores on land. Humans are also regarded as potential carnivores by them.

Once it feels threatened, it will return to the sea, which will delay it from feeding the little penguins. The number of penguins you can see varies in each season, sometimes you can see 1, sometimes only 2. So they will not come back until around dark. If you join a team, the leader will provide an infrared lamp and someone will lead you.

You can see penguins up close. And Yunluo and Anchuyu are free. Even if there are penguins, you can't get too close. It's dark and you can't see them clearly. It was windy and rainy at the seaside, so I had to go back to the room and spend the night by the barbecue. It's a pity.

Oyster Farm Blueshed Pier View Restaurant. BridestweLavenderEstate Lavender Estate Buy Bear and Eat Ice Cream It was dawn in the morning, and I was awakened by the sound of birds. I opened the window and saw the sunshine, blue sky and white clouds again. The air smelled especially good, with the fragrance of eucalyptus and shrubs. Yunluo couldn't help but walk into the woods and sing and dance in the sun. It was still a seaside cottage.

Surrounded by flowers and birds. Sunbathe in the spacious kitchen. Come to the beach opposite the hotel and enjoy the beautiful scenery you missed last night. It is said that this is the way for penguins to return home. There is a pier where fishing boats unload their goods. You can buy cheap and fresh seafood. Yunluo will only tell you this secret!

Leaving the hotel, we headed to one of the most important attractions of the day, Bay of Fires. Along the way, there were endless mountains and rivers, and herds of cattle and sheep. It was so beautiful. The Bay of Fires has its own charm from a close and far view: You can view the entire bay from Binglng. Or you can reach the center of the Bay of Fires.

Walk down the beach for a closer look. Start from the hotel and walk along the beach. Pass STHELENS and you will reach the distant view. Park the car and walk down the beach. The azure water changes from shallow to deep, and the white sand is as soft as a sponge. The red dots in the distance are the center of the Bay of Fire. At this moment, I wish I could turn into a seabird.

Fly carefree here. The sea water here is very peculiar. It divides the white sand beach into two. One side is clear and transparent, like a stream, and the other side is deep blue sea water. Here Yunluo must recommend a good place to eat, BinglngBayCafe. It is located on the seaside and you can have a good view of the entire Bay.

The food is also delicious and cheap. However, since it was too early, Yunluo decided to hurry to the center of the Bay of Fire and continue driving. From a long distance, you can see a piece of red, just like its name "bayffires'. I have to admit. It is Yunluo's favorite among the many bays on Tajikistan Island. This red color is always in Yunluo's mind and can't be faded for a long time.

The Bay of Fires stretches for kilometers. It is not a single bay, but a series of superb beaches with white fine sand, divided into sections by lagoons and capes. The flaming red granite boulders and the clear blue waters create a vivid color contrast that brings a wonderful visual enjoyment, making it the most worthwhile bay to visit in Tasmania.

The Bay of Fires (named after British captain Tobias Firno who mistook the smoke from the local KunnaraKuna tribe for a blazing fire) is lined with white sandy beaches dotted with huge granite boulders. Huge kelp forests and underwater caves make this area a paradise for divers. There are many more beaches like this going forward.

If you have time, you can spend a whole day exploring. Camping is allowed in the jungle behind the beach. How romantic it would be to camp on such a beautiful beach and sleep under the stars! We reluctantly left the Bay of Fire and had to return to STHELENS to have lunch. On the way, we passed the famous local oyster farm Lease.

I couldn't help but pack a copy. St. Helens is a fishing port town, with the long cape of George Bay and Cape St. Helens providing shelter for her. The town was established in the 18th century after the discovery of the Blue Mountains. The St. Helens Hall exhibits the history of this town and this region. We entered the town at noon, and the weather in St. Helens was unusually sunny.

The blue sky and clear air. People sitting on the street basking in the sun. The surroundings are quiet. You can listen to the crisp sound of the coffee spoon stirring the cup and the sound of the collars on the dogs' necks. No wonder this place is called: the most suitable town for tourism in the world. You will never get bored no matter how long you stay in such a small place.

Yunluo and An Chuyu decided to have lunch at BlueShed, a restaurant with a view near the pier. Lunch starts at 10:00 p.m. It was still early, so they found a stone table by the pier and sat down to eat the oysters they had just packed from the farm. The restaurant has a panoramic view, huge floor-to-ceiling windows, and a clear view. Yunluo and An Chuyu chose seats by the sea.

We started ordering. We ordered a bowl of unknown rice, which had a strong milky flavor and melted in our mouths. The signature must-order squid + blue-eye fish, served with fresh salad and salmon, also had crispy skin and tender meat. It was quite delicious. We were just here to see the view, but this meal filled Yunluo and An Chuyu's taste buds with pleasure. The waiter introduced that the desserts here are also a specialty.

Unfortunately, we couldn't eat any more, so we had to go to the lavender farm to taste desserts. From SH. HELENS to the lavender farm, we passed several famous wineries. Yunluo and Anchuyu missed them all. Tasmania Island has the largest lavender farm in the southern hemisphere, Bridestwe. The flowering period is from January to February every year, and the lavender all over the mountain attracts a large number of tourists.

What attracted Yunluo was this genuine handmade lavender bear which is hard to buy now. There are limited supply every day, and each person can only buy one large and one small, small size 100 Australian dollars and large size 100 Australian dollars. Yunluo was holding the large size. Although it is small in size, it is very heavy. After leaving the manor, the rich fragrance filled the whole car.

Now I put it next to my pillow every night when I sleep. When you walk into the manor, you will see a faint purple color and the air is filled with the scent of lavender. In addition to the bears, there are also a series of lavender products. Each one is made of lavender from the farm. On one side of the manor are the goods, and on the other side is a small restaurant for everyone to taste desserts.

Lavender ice cream---People like Yunluo who don't like sweets. I tried two in one go. You have to experience how delicious it is. After buying the bear, I was really satisfied. I was very careful all the way, as if I bought a luxury item. When it rained in Sydney, Yunluo took off her clothes to cover it. Its value is far more than Hermès.

Tonight Yunluo and An Chuyu are going to Launceston to spend the night. On the way, they pass by the lovely Mazhuang. Walking into the gate, what catches your eye is the open-air garden, with European-style iron tables and chairs placed randomly, full of freedom and comfort. At this moment, I want to sit here the most. Have a cup of fragrant coffee, read a favorite magazine, and let time slow down a little bit, a little bit.

The hostess told Yunluo and An Chuyu that the house was built in 1930 and later renovated by them. The original Victorian style remains unchanged. A lot of modern atmosphere is also incorporated, which greatly improves the living comfort. From the outside, the house looks very new. Opening the door, the warm and romantic European-style room makes people feel warm.

It was like returning to my own home. Every little detail in the room reflected a strong sense of elegance. Lying on the fluffy and soft big bed, I could smell the full scent of sunshine. There were rooms of different styles in the whole house. Yunluo booked Campbellgardenqueen for RMB. Push open the bright floor-to-ceiling door.

The reception is also the breakfast room. The old typewriter, vases, clocks, Audrey Hepburn's paintings and other exquisite furnishings are all left over. The hostess told Yunluo and An Chuyu their stories one by one. It was like coming to a museum. Everywhere reflects the elegant life and taste of the owner. Breakfast is included in the room rate.

There are cereals, bread, homemade jams, fruits, juices, tea and coffee, as well as eggs, bacon, mushrooms, etc. cooked by the host himself. The variety is not very rich, but it is definitely the most delicious and authentic European breakfast. In fact, this is the first time Yunluo has chosen a B&B. She was always worried that the B&B would not be clean enough or humane enough.

The service is not good enough, but here, it is completely the opposite. The hostess patiently and meticulously helps Yunluo and An Chuyu take care of everything and helps Yunluo and An Chuyu plan their itinerary. No wonder it is the highest rated accommodation on the Launceston area website, so you must book in advance, otherwise you will not have the opportunity to stay. Launceston is a very charming city.

The houses are built on the hillside, with beautiful scenery. The whole city is full of parks, each of which has a long history of being built as a Victorian English garden, full of greenery. Therefore, Australians are proud to call Launceston the "City of Parks" and the "City Most Suitable for Human Life", which is absolutely well deserved.

It is the second largest city in Tasmania. The streets here have a strong British atmosphere. When you come to the main road, it is easy to mistake you for a small town in the UK. Walking in this historical town, you don’t need a sense of direction and don’t have to worry about getting lost. This is the advantage of a small town. What’s more, there are scenery everywhere.

Almost every building is a century old. In just half an hour of strolling, countless films were wiped out. One after another, the bright and gorgeous houses, balconies with door columns, detailed cornices, roof lines, cross windows, textured paint, marble walls, etc., fully reflect the style of the Victorian era.

In the evening, the streets are deserted. It is completely different from the bustling domestic cities. Except for singles who would have a drink with friends in the bar, most people go home after get off work to spend time with their families. There are many cafes in this ancient town, and the most prosperous main street Brisbane is the most popular. If you have time.

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You have to sit there peacefully for an afternoon and smell the delicious coffee aroma to make your trip worthwhile. There are churches everywhere in Launceston. Although they are not as magnificent as St. Peter's Basilica or as exquisite as Milan Cathedral, they are still very eye-catching. Yunluo is not a believer, but every time he sees a church, he always feels extremely peaceful and calm.

There was still no one on the pedestrian street, as if I had come to an empty city. The dazzling array of goods could only be seen through the glass. Every day here, Yunluo envied the leisurely and comfortable life of the people of Tadao, enjoying a carefree life. Every evening, Yunluo was still very glad that he lived in China. At least he would not die of loneliness.

YRK Street, this should be the so-called food street that Yunluo and An Chuyu met. There was no one, no one. It was close to dinner time, and the Launcestn food was definitely not to be missed, seafood, steak, Italian food. Yunluo randomly chose a restaurant on the roadside, because this restaurant had the most people on the entire GERGE Street.

I believe the food will be delicious. Alchemybar&RestaurantGergeStreet,Launcestn,Tasmania,AustraliaOpen-air seatingAs expected! It makes sense to like crowds. What impressed Yunlu the most here was not the steak, but the hind leg of beef, which melted in the mouth and was top-quality beef. And the sauce was very delicious and tasty.

Unprepared and casual attempts are really pleasantly surprised. Here, Yunluo recommends a few more restaurants to you. They are all around the Qinma River, with unique scenery and delicious seafood restaurants. In fact, there are many old specialty restaurants in the center of Launceston. You don't have to look for them deliberately, just walk into one at random.

The food here is delicious beyond your imagination, so you don't have to worry about food. Cradle Mountain is a must-see attraction on Taman Negara Island, and it is also what Yunluo is looking forward to. It usually takes more than an hour to drive from Launceston to Cradle Mountain, but Yunluo and An Chuyu walked and stopped along the way, and it took a whole day.

We tasted the best local salmon, bought all kinds of lovely honey products, went to the wildlife park to have a close contact with the little ones, visited the amazing caves, and finally arrived at Cradle Mountain. On the way back, we encountered Yunluo’s favorite raspberry farm and the paradise-like GataractGrge Park. It was a really fruitful day.

The itinerary is as shown below: After tasting the hostess's authentic continental breakfast, Yunluo and An Chuyu reluctantly set off. The sky is still so blue, so blue that it makes people intoxicated. Every day, Yunluo and An Chuyu drive in such a beautiful road environment, with a clear blue sky, white clouds in front of them, and endless grasslands in the distance.

Cows and horses forage freely, or there are rolling mountains, and lush green forests beside the driveway. You are always looking forward to the beautiful scenery that will appear at the next intersection. Although I still don’t know the name of the place I passed by accidentally, it will remain in Yunluo’s memory forever.

Delraine Town is located in the north-central part of Tasmania and is a town protected by the National Cultural Protection Center. Many historical sites such as the small bridge, Bonnie Hotel and Baptist Church make this lakeside town full of charm. It is not difficult to see from the map that this town is on the main traffic route and is also the only way to Cradle Mountain.

The first section of Tasmania's railway track was laid between Launceston and the small town of Delraine. Just as Yunluo asked, "Do you think there are still trains on this railway?", a train slowly approached from a distance. Without any guardrails or special personnel to direct it, the train moved along the outskirts of the town. There were trees on one side of the track and flowers on the other.

Yunluo even had the urge to take a train. The hotel is a year-old hotel, and its history can be easily seen from the outside. There are about 100 permanent residents here, and the largest handicraft exhibition in Australia is held in the town around January every year. In addition to enjoying the best wine and food in Tasmania, you can also try various crafts, such as candle wicks.

Kites, kaleidoscopes, silk screen prints, wood carvings, welding crafts and glass blowing artworks, etc. At the end of the town, you will see the tourist center. The staff warmly and patiently received Yunluo and An Chuyu. Although they had done their homework beforehand, the many tips she provided to Yunluo and An Chuyu were quite helpful. Leave Delraine. (~^~)