Tassie is well-known for its tight, windy roads. Here are a few that are a little less traveled. :)

EPISODE 12: This is our very last episode of ADU Tours Tassie! We: ▪️take you around Derby and show you some of the things you can see and do that don't involve mountain biking ▪️visit the infamous Little Blue Lake ▪️find the secret oasis that is hiding behind the Mt Paris Dam Wall. ▪️spend our last 2 nights at a gorgeous free camp where penguins come out to play (loudly!) at night 🙏🏼Thanks Tassie, it's been awesome - as always! 🔳INFO LINKS: ▪️All Discount Codes and Products: http://www.aussiedestinationsunknown.com.au/partners/ FIND US ON: ✔️Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/aussiedestinationsunknown/ ✔️Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aussiedestinationsunknown/ ✔️Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aussiedestinationsunknown/ ✔️ Web: http://www.aussiedestinationsunknown.com.au/ ✔️ TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZSJ8Do24F/

EPISODE 6. This has to be one of the most Australian Australia Days we’ve had yet! A huge groups of travellers all out to discover the absolute BEST of what Australia has to offer. Kids, pets, caravans, vans, toy haulers, trucks, swags … you name it - we had it! We all met up at a HipCamp in Little Swanport on Tasmania’s East Coast and spent 3 amazing nights together before splitting and heading all over the state. All of us have made the decision to hit the road and make the most of every single second of every single day. Aussie Aussie Aussie! Oi Oi Oi!

EPISODE 9. We had so much fun filming this episode! Here we continue on our day trip from episode 8, where we finished up at St Columba Falls. We spend the afternoon in the ghost town of Lottah - one my favourite Tassie adventures of all time! ▪️Don Mine, Duco Adit - a secret, very hard to find and very cool abandoned mine. ▪️Anchor Stampers, These old, rusted tin crushing machines towering up from the bush are incredible. ▪️We finally collect our Merida e160 eMTBS's and set them up ready for the next episode where we hit up Derby! 🔳INFO LINKS: ▪️Blog post on the days adventures: http://www.aussiedestinationsunknown.com.au/2021/02/05/we-loved-the-historical-anchor-stampers-in-lottah-tasmania/ ▪️All Discount Codes and Products: http://www.aussiedestinationsunknown.com.au/partners/ ▪️Merida eMTB’s: http://www.aussiedestinationsunknown.com.au/merida/

Yew - episode 8! This one’s a cracker! In this episode we are based at a FREE CAMP in the Bay of Fires on ▪️Swimcart Beach, one of Tassie’s most stunning beach camps! We stop by ▪️PYENGANA DAIRY, one of Tassie’s most popular dairies with some of Tassie’s tastiest cheese for a visit with the cows and some lunch on our way to check out ▪️ST COLUMBA FALLS - one of Tassie’s highest and most stunning waterfalls (another of Tassie’s 60 Great Short Walks). We visit the ▪️PUB IN THE PADDOCK and try to convince Priscilla to join us for a beer … all within 40km of ST HELENS! 🔳INFO LINKS: ▪️Dometic Discount Code: ADUCREW ▪️All Discount Codes and Products: http://www.aussiedestinationsunknown.com.au/partners/ ▪️Enerdrive Lithium Battery Systems: http://www.aussiedestinationsunknown.com.au/enerdrive/ ▪️Canopy Set Up on Chev: http://www.aussiedestinationsunknown.com.au/2021/01/19/our-gci-traytec-canopy/

Episode 3. In this episode we continue with our Cockle Creek adventures and take on the 6 hour South Cape Walk to the most Southern part of Australia. We spend a night at an epic little free camp in Geeveston and take you on a walking tour of this historic timber town. We also spend a night at Mt Field National Park, part of Tasmania's World Heritage Wilderness Area and do the 3 Falls Circuit, a 6km track showcasing Russell Falls (the most photographed waterfall in Tassie), Horseshoe Falls and Lady Barron Falls.

Episode 5. In this episode we hit up Tasmania’s Rugged West Coast! We take the Chevy up Ocean Beach to the (impassable) Henty River and then down to Hells Gates, camp up in a ‘party street’ in Trial Harbour, spend time in Queenstown, Strahan and Zeehan … and it all kicks off along the infamous ’99 Bends’ into Queenstown. We’ve explored Tassie's West Coast a few times now and love it! Have you? If so, what do you think? If you haven’t, is it on the list? :) PLEASE NOTE - when we did the 4x4 track at the end of the video - It's an awesome drive with amazing places to camp, but sadly we didn't fit. The Chev is a wide truck (which we know!) and that plus the crazy weather that came through helped us make the decision to turn around. The GoPro went flat as did the other camera we film with, so we didn't get much footage. Don't let this put you off exploring this incredible part of Tasmania! Just maybe think twice if you drive a wide vehicle like we do :) GRAB YOUR CAMPING & CARAVANNING GEAR http://www.aussiedestinationsunknown.com.au/shop/ SHOP DISCOUNTS http://www.aussiedestinationsunknown.com.au/partners/ Don’t forget to LIKE, & SUBSCRIBE!

Episode 4. In this episode we hit up the stunning - almost ethereal - central part of Tasmania. Bitumen Bones, Gordon Dam, Lake Peddar, Nelson Falls and more. The drive in Tasmania is always as much of an adventure as the destination. We hope you enjoy it!

In this episode we pick up where we left in episode 1 ... leaving my parents place at Grindelwald to head South! We check out the bakery at Ross, free-camp at the Old Stockyards in Ulverstone, spend New Years Day exploring Marion Bay (and getting kicked out of the Falls Festival!) before heading to the most southerly place you can drive in Aus - Cockle Creek via an epic one nighter at the Longley International Hotel. Buckle up and join us for the ride!

PART 1. This is a very special video for us as it's the VERY FIRST one made while we are living and traveling full time in our caravan. It's literally our dream come true and we are so excited to be sharing our journey with you! This video will take you from Melbourne to Devonport on the Spirit, into Ulverstone, back through to Grindelwald and up Jacob’s Ladder on Ben Lomond. It was a real struggle to try and build the Chev during COVID and it's still not finished. Bits were added on during our 5 day stopover in Melbourne before we jumped on the Spirit, things were made and fitted during our first stop in Launceston and there is still plenty more that needs to be done when we get back to the mainland. But what we have is incredible and does the job even better than we could have hoped for. Stay tuned for our build video which we will be filming once the build is complete. We will do a canopy run-down soon for those of you who are interested in what's inside our GCI Traytec Canopy and how we are finding it now we are actually using it. We hope you enjoy episode one of our Tassie adventures. Please leave your feedback in the comments below, share your Tassie adventures with us, let us know where you think we should go and most of all, if you haven’t been to Tasmania, start planning your trip! If it’s simply not possible then we hope we can bring a little bit of Tasmania to you.