2026 Nabowla Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in September)

From the midsummer purple romance of the Southern Hemisphere💜 Tasmania Lavender Farm live on 2025.12.30 🌟 Bridestowe Estate 📍 296 Gillespies Rd, Nabowla TAS 7260 🚗 About a 60-minute drive from Launceston city center 💸 Ticket: 20 AUD/adult, children free 🪻 Best viewing period: Late December -- estimated until mid to late January Although Tasmania's temperature is lower than usual this year, fortunately the weather has been fine in the past one or two weeks. Some lavender is already in full bloom, and the rest have grown quite large. At a glance, it’s a sea of purple flowers, with waves of purple rolling with the terrain, and the light fragrance of lavender drifting in the wind. ⏰ Opening hours: 10:00-17:00 The farm has a restaurant and gift shop. Be sure to try the estate’s special lavender ice cream (7 AUD). There are also various lavender-based essential oils, personal care products, and lavender teddy bears, perfect as souvenirs or gifts for yourself. 👗 Outfit: December and January are summer in Tasmania, with daytime temperatures generally above 25°C, very comfortable weather. Wearing white, light blue, goose yellow, or other light-colored large skirts will look more fairy-like and photogenic~ ⚠️ The soil in the lavender fields is dry sandy soil, and the reddish fine sand easily gets stuck in shoe gaps and is hard to clean. If possible, it’s best to bring shoe covers.

🚗 Trip Highlights ✨ Full north-to-south route, experience the essence of Tasmania in one trip ✨ Summer-exclusive cherry picking, sweet and juicy (mid-December to mid-January) ✨ Night watching little penguins return to their nests, heart-melting (Northern region exclusive) ✨ Natural wonders: Wineglass Bay, Cradle Mountain, Bruny Island ✨ Pure leisure tour, professional Chinese-speaking guide, thoughtful service 📅 Daily Itinerary Day 1: Hobart → City Tour Summer exclusive! Orchard cherry picking, enjoy cherry freedom Climb Mount Wellington for a panoramic view of Hobart Visit Richmond town, experience the unique charm of this century-old town Explore Salamanca Place, stroll and enjoy its unique tranquility Day 2: Hobart → Bruny Island Bruny Island adventure, explore the "North-South Skyline" Taste local specialty cheese and oysters Walk at Adventure Bay and encounter rare white kangaroos Day 3: Hobart → Wineglass Bay Head to Freycinet National Park Hike to Wineglass Bay lookout, encounter stunning white sandy beaches Create romantic memories at Honeymoon Bay Day 4: Wineglass Bay → Cradle Mountain Cross the Central Highlands to reach the World Heritage-listed Cradle Mountain Hike Dove Lake, with its picturesque mirror-like reflections Search for adorable wombats Wait at night for the waddling little penguins to return to their nests Day 5: Launceston → Airport Transfer Explore the Swiss Village or Lavender Farm (seasonal) Stroll through Cataract Gorge and ride the world’s longest single-span chairlift Transfer to Launceston Airport, concluding a perfect journey 🍒 Summer Exclusive Experiences Southern cherry picking: Enter the orchard, pick and eat fresh cherries, savor Tasmania’s sweet and juicy cherries Northern penguin night watch: Led by professional guides, witness the adorable moment of little penguins waddling home 📌 Practical Information Suitable for: Families with children, friends traveling together, photography enthusiasts Includes: Transportation throughout, accommodation, hotel breakfast, some entrance fees Excludes: Airfare, lunch/dinner, personal expenses, driver and guide tips

😊 Day 1: Hobart & Mount Wellington Explore Salamanca Place and (if Saturday) Salamanca Market. Visit the world-famous MONA (Museum of Old and New Art) or drive to Russell Falls for nature lover. Drive up kunanyi / Mount Wellington for breathtaking panoramic views. Optional: Stop by Cascade Brewery or Cascades Female Factory. 😋Dinner at Barilla Bay Oyster Farm: Overnight in Hobart. 💪Day 2: Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park Drive 4.5 hrs to Cradle Mountain (leave early!). Hike the Dove Lake Circuit (easy 2-3 hrs) for iconic views. Spot wombats at Ronny Creek or hike to Marion’s Lookout for stunning scenery. Visit Devils @ Cradle wildlife sanctuary to see Tasmanian devils. Overnight near Cradle Mountain (Luxury: Peppers Cradle Mountain Lodge | Budget: Discovery Parks Cradle Mountain) 💜Day 3: Bridestowe Lavender Estate & Bay of Fires (Best Dec–Jan) Drive 2.5 hrs to Bridestowe Lavender Estate in Nabowla, home to endless lavender fields. Continue 1.5 hrs to Bay of Fires—explore Binalong Bay & The Gardens. Relax on the white-sand beaches or take a scenic coastal walk. Lunch at Meresta Eatery, then drive to Bicheno (~1.5 hrs). Visit Bicheno Blowhole, then join a Bicheno Penguin Tour at dusk. Overnight in Bicheno or St Helens. 🍀Day 4: Freycinet National ParkWineglass Bay Drive 1.5 hrs to Freycinet National Park. Hike to Wineglass Bay Lookout or visit Honeymoon Bay. Enjoy fresh seafood at Freycinet Marine Farm. Drive back to Launceston (~2 hrs) or Hobart (~2.5 hrs) for departure. This itinerary blends mountains, wildlife, lavender fields, and Tasmania’s best beaches, ensuring a diverse and unforgettable experience! 😁😍🥰☺️💕 #tasmaniatravel #adventurers #hiking #beautifulnature #mountwellington #cradlemountain #Bridestowelavendarestate #wineglassbay

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Tasmania's lavender season is just around the corner. While you can spot the aurora all year round in Tasmania, the romantic lavender fields can only be seen in summer. If you are planning to visit Tasmania between December and February and want to experience the exclusive lavender activities, this guide is all you need. 【Top 5 Lavender Farms】 1⃣ Bridestowe Lavender Estate 💡 Highlights: The largest lavender farm in the Southern Hemisphere with nearly a century of history 🎉 Activities: Explore the exclusive lavender fields, buy lavender products, and taste lavender ice cream Address: 296 Gillespies Rd 2⃣ Port Arthur Lavender 💡 Highlights: Close to Port Arthur, a free lavender spot 🎉 Activities: Stroll through the farm's flower fields, enjoy coffee and desserts, and visit the lavender gift shop Address: 6555 Port Arthur Highway 3⃣ Lavender House at Rowella 💡 Highlights: The longest blooming season in Tasmania, from September to May 🎉 Activities: Taste specialty products like lavender honey and lavender tea Address: 32 Waterton Hall Road 4⃣ Tasmanian Lavender Co. 💡 Highlights: See adorable goats in the purple fields 🎉 Activities: Experience the joy of lavender harvesting during the blooming season Address: 25b Bridge St 5⃣ Nant Distillery & Lavender Farm 💡 Highlights: The farm grows lavender and produces whiskey, offering a dual experience 🎉 Activities: Besides exploring the purple fields, learn about whiskey making and taste lavender drinks Address: 6555 Arthur Hwy All these spots are accessible from Hobart. For those wanting to experience the lavender activities, here's a recommended summer itinerary: D1⃣: Hobart → Richmond → Victoria Dock → Salamanca Place → Mount Wellington D2⃣: Port Arthur → Blowhole → Tasman Arch → Tessellated Pavement → Devil's Kitchen D3⃣: Swansea → Freycinet National Park → Wineglass Bay → Honeymoon Bay → Coles Bay D4⃣: Cradle Mountain → Dove Lake → Sheffield Mural Town D5⃣: Cataract Gorge → Swiss Village → Tamar Wetlands → Lavender Farm → Hobart

🌈 Visit Tasmania to see the stunning aurora and endless fields of lavender. With lavender season just around the corner, let's immerse ourselves in the summer fragrance of Tasmania's lavender farms. 📝 Tasmania Lavender Guide ⏰ Season: December to January ✅ Activities: Flower viewing, walking, photography, and enjoying the rural scenery 🚗 Transportation: Self-drive or car rental 🚗 1️⃣ Bridestowe Lavender Estate This popular lavender farm blooms with endless purple flowers from December to February. The farm also has a large lavender shop where you can buy a variety of exquisite souvenirs. 🈺 Opening hours: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm 🎟️ Ticket price: AUD 20 for adults, free for children under 15. Book in advance for a discount of AUD 17 per person. 🚗 Directions: About 3 hours' drive from Hobart. 📍 Address: 296 Gillespies Rd, Nabowla, Tasmania, Australia, 7260 2️⃣ Port Arthur Lavender As the largest lavender farm around Hobart, this farm covers a large area and has more than 50,000 lavender plants. You can enjoy local food and beautiful sea views at the cafe. 🈺 Opening hours: 10:00 am to 4:00 pm 🎟️ Tickets: Free entry 🚗 Directions: About 1 hour and 20 minutes' drive from Hobart. 📍 Address: 6555 Port Arthur Highway, Port Arthur, Tasmania, Australia, 7182 3️⃣ Lavender House at Rowella This farm has the longest flowering period, from late September to May. In addition to lavender, the farm offers a variety of lavender-based foods and products. 🈺 Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday and Sunday, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm; Saturday, 11:00 am to 4:00 pm; closed on Monday. 🎟️ Tickets: Free entry 🚗 Directions: About 3 hours' drive from Hobart. 📍 Address: 32 Waterton Hall Road, Rowella, Tasmania, Australia, 7270 4️⃣ Lavender Goat Farm This farm has large lavender fields and herds of goats. You can book a visit and experience the fun of harvesting lavender. 🚗 Directions: About 1 hour's drive from Hobart. 📍 Address: 456 Cygnet Coast Rd, Petcheys Bay, Tasmania, Australia, 7109

Bridestowe lavender farm is definitely a must-see in Tasmania. Was lucky to catch the lavender in full bloom and it was gorgeous!! The farm is actually quite huge so there are plenty of lavender around. Get your cameras and phones ready because every corner is picturesque! Would be great to go early morning or later in the afternoon as it may be abit sunny and hot during the noon. Perfect weather for a lavender ice cream! #flowerlover #tasmania #australia #lavender

These 10 days are a chill journey of wildlife, secret hiking and world-class cuisine. Tasmania is really super recommended if you want a road trip that is truly relaxing and has a rich experience! This “never go back” trip around the island, from south to north, Hobart in, Launceston out, along the way to enjoy the natural beauty, World Heritage, historical monuments plus must-eat seafood, perfect for self-driving adventures with friends/other half to relax and heal 💚🚗 🗺️ Must-Have | 10 Days Tass Super Lazy Itinerary: Day 1|Hobart Hobert 📍Salamanca Place (recommended on Saturdays, the market is super lively) 📍Mt. Wellington Sunset View is stunning! Day 2|Bruny Island 📍The Neck Observation Deck, stunning scenery! 📍Local caught oysters + cheese, really fresh to fry! Day 3|Historic Sites of Port Arthur 📍Port Arthur Historic/Kitchen Devil’s Kitchen, wonderful natural coastal view Day 4 | Small town walk + waterfall breathing 📍Richmond (extremely British town feel) 📍Mount Field National Park: Russell Falls! Day 5|East Coast Private Route 📍Swansea 📍Freycinet National Park 📍Wineglass Bay Hiking, so beautiful that you can’t even score! Day 6 | Net beauty is white beach 📍Biceno 📍Flame Bay Bay of Fires, red and white rocks are super good for photography 📍St Helens Day 7 | Fairytale town x giant mural 📍Ross Ross (with Witch's Delivery Bakery 🍞) 📍Sheffield Sheffield, the whole town is mural 📍Cradle Mountain National Park Day 8 | Nature embraces wild wombats😍 📍Dove Lake hike, find wombats to say hello! Day 9 | Live a graceful life in the north 📍 Launceston 📍The rapids canyon Cataract Gorge, remember to take the single track ropeway ~ 📍Tamar Valley Vineyards Eat and drink Chill ~ Day 10 | Closing Gift ・Perfect Ending 📍Bridestowe Lavender Estate (seasonal, blooming June-August) 📍Finally go home to Launceston Airport Tasmania driving is not only attractions connected to see, but also a lot of food, different characteristic towns for you to slowly discover ~ smooth and fun schedule, dating, parents, and friends to Keep Wow! Basic information of major attractions courtesy: · Salamanca Pl, Battery Point TAS 7004, Salamanca Plaza · Mt. Wellington Pinnacle Rd, Wellington Park TAS · Port Arthur Historic Site 6973 Arthur Hwy, Port Arthur TAS 7182 · Lake Dobson Rd, Mount Field TAS 7140, Feld Mountain National Park · Coles Bay Rd, Coles Bay TAS 7215, Fihinna National Park · Flaming Bay The Gardens Rd, Binalong Bay TAS 7216 · Cradle Mountain National Park 4038 Cradle Mountain Rd, Cradle Mountain TAS 7306 · Rapid Canyon 74-90 Basin Rd, West Launceston TAS 7250 · Silk Lavender Manor 296 Gillespies Rd, Nabowla TAS 7260 Love nature + healing landscapes + historical atmosphere? Plan this route, you can't go wrong! If you have any self-driving questions or tips, please leave a comment to share ~🌿🌏

Hey everyone! This 5-day Australia travel guide is amazing! You can chase summer lavender fields, see the spectacular aurora in winter, and explore beautiful coastal and inland scenery. We've got your accommodation and dining all sorted out! / Australia is a treasure of a continent 🏜️. Once a British penal colony, it's now known as the "country riding on the sheep's back." The Great Barrier Reef and the Sydney Opera House are absolute must-sees! / 🌍 Itinerary: This route is packed, allowing you to visit tons of attractions in a limited amount of time~ Day 1: Mount Wellington > Cascade Brewery > Salamanca Place > Richmond Bridge > Amaze Richmond Explore Hobart's classic old town and historical landmarks, and soak in the laid-back atmosphere of southern Australia Day 2-3: Tasman Blowhole > Tessellated Pavement > Devil's Kitchen > Tasman Arch > Port Arthur Historic Site > Wineglass Bay > Wineglass Bay Lookout > Honeymoon Bay Unlock the coastal wonders and century-old historical sites of Tasmania's east coast, and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature and culture Day 4: Sheffield (Town of Murals) > Cradle Mountain > Dove Lake Circuit Stroll through the mural town and hike the Cradle Mountain lake circuit to experience the healing scenery of the mountains Day 5: Grindelwald (Swiss Village) > Bridestowe Lavender Estate > Cataract Gorge Reserve Visit the fairytale town, get lost in the purple lavender fields in summer, and explore the beautiful coastal and inland scenery / Tips: 1. 🦘 Australian specialties like UGGs and deep-sea fish oil can be bought at supermarkets for better prices than at duty-free shops; 2. 🌬️ August is winter in Australia and can be chilly, so pack a thick coat and warm layers for the southern regions; 3. ✈️ You can take the Airport Link train from Sydney Airport directly to the city center, which takes about 13 minutes and is very convenient. / Hope this Australian group tour leaves you with plenty of healing memories 🥰

Traveling to Australia from Poland is a logistical nightmare (over 24 hours in transit), but if you make the leap, Tasmania is a must-see. I did an intensive 5-day road trip in August (their winter). Here’s the straight talk—no fluff. First, a critical note for pet owners (I’m a dog owner myself, so I always look into this): Australia has the strictest regulations in the world. You cannot bring a dog into Tasmania’s national parks, even on a leash. Protecting native wildlife is their top priority. So, if you're planning this trip, your furry friends will have to stay home this time. Quick, Practical 5-Day Itinerary: 📍 Days 1-2: Hobart, Port Arthur, and the Coast Start in Hobart. The Richmond Bridge is pretty, but it’s a 15-minute stop at best. Cascade Brewery is fine, but nothing to write home about. Port Arthur (the former penal colony) costs about 47 AUD for entry. It’s a bit pricey, but in my opinion, it’s worth it for the history. The coastal rock formations like Tessellated Pavement and Devil’s Kitchen are free and absolutely stunning. 📍 Days 3-4: Freycinet (Wineglass Bay) and Cradle Mountain Wineglass Bay: The hike to the lookout is steep, but the view of the white sand and turquoise water is worth the effort. Cradle Mountain was the highlight of the trip. At Ronny Creek, you’ll encounter wild, fluffy wombats—they are incredibly cute and wander right alongside the trail. 📍 Day 5: Grindelwald Swiss Village and Cataract Gorge Grindelwald was a total miss for me—artificial, kitschy, and commercialized. For a European with the Alps nearby, it’s a waste of time. However, Cataract Gorge in Launceston is a lovely spot for a final walk before flying out. Logistics and Winter Costs (August): 1. Weather: Cold and windy! We even had snow at Cradle Mountain. A good trekking jacket and layers are non-negotiable. 2. Visa: For Polish citizens, the eVisitor visa (subclass 651) is free. I applied online and got approval in just 15 minutes. 3. Car: You need one. Remember, they drive on the left, and you must be extremely careful after dark because of kangaroos and pademelons jumping onto the road. 4. Adapters: They use Type I plugs (same as in China), so you’ll need an adapter. Summary: The nature is incredible, but the journey from Europe is exhausting. Is Tasmania worth the trip on its own? Probably not. But as part of a 3-week tour of Australia? Absolutely. My rating: a solid 7.5/10.

Summer in Tasmania brings a purple romance to life. The lavender fields near Launceston start blooming around early January each year, transforming the landscape into a dreamy purple hue. The fragrance wafts through the air, creating a soothing and uplifting atmosphere. Strolling along the paths between the fields, every angle offers postcard-worthy views, whether you admire the scenery from afar or capture close-up shots. The vibrant purple sea of flowers blends harmoniously with the blue sky and white clouds, while bees and butterflies occasionally flit among the blossoms, adding a lively touch to the picturesque scene. Though the lavender bloom is fleeting, its enchanting ambiance leaves a lasting impression. 🌿 Tips · Visit in the morning or evening for softer lighting that enhances the dreamy purple hues. · Bring a camera or smartphone to capture the stunning views, take in the floral fragrance, and enjoy a relaxing summer moment.

In Tasmania, surrender your mornings to lavender. Bridestowe Lavender Estate Tour & Breakfast Guide If you ask me if there's a place in Tasmania where you can truly slow down, the answer is definitely Bridestowe Lavender Estate. Purple fields of lavender, clean air, and a breakfast with a delicate floral scent—this isn't a place to rush through tourist attractions, but rather a place to quietly dedicate half a day to yourself. 🌿 About Bridestowe Lavender Estate Bridestowe is one of Tasmania's most iconic lavender estates, renowned for its high-quality lavender and expansive fields. In summer, when in full bloom, the entire estate is covered in purple, a truly breathtaking sight under the sunlight. Walks and take photos. There's a café and a souvenir shop. Suitable for couples, friends, and families. 🍽 Must-do experience: Have breakfast at the lavender estate. Breakfast isn't just an option; it's one of the main reasons to visit Bridestowe. Must-try dishes: ✨ Lavender Scone: Crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, the lavender aroma is very subtly controlled, leaving only a delicate floral scent without any overpowering herbal taste. It pairs perfectly with the butter. ✨ Lavender Pancakes with Blueberries & Ice Cream: Soft pancakes with a gentle lavender aroma. The slight tartness of the blueberries and the sweetness and coolness of the ice cream create a perfectly balanced flavor that even those who don't usually enjoy floral desserts will love. Pair it with a cup of coffee or hot chocolate, sit on the estate's terrace, and slowly enjoy your breakfast while gazing at the flower fields. This moment is truly Tasmanian. 🌸 What to do at the lavender estate? Tour Guide ⏰ Recommended Visit Time Morning is best: Softer light, fewer crowds, and perfect for breakfast. Staying Time: 1.5 – 2 hours is ideal. 📸 Photography & Walking Suggestions First, take photos of the entire lavender field from a high vantage point. Then walk along the lavender path for closer shots. Wearing white, light colors, or denim is recommended for better photos. 🛍 Estate Shop Recommendations Lavender Essential Oil Sachets, Fragrance Products Edible Lavender Products The fragrance is natural and not overpowering, perfect for buying home or as gifts. Lavender Bear 🚗 Transportation Guide By Car (Highly Recommended) 📍 From Launceston city center Approximately 45 minutes – 1 hour drive Good road conditions, beautiful scenery along the way The estate has parking available. 👉 Driving is highly recommended; it offers flexibility and allows you to easily visit other attractions along the way. 🌼 Best Time to Bloom & Tips 🌸 Best Time to Bloom: December – January (most vibrant bloom, deepest purple color) Perfect for photos and outdoor activities ✔ Strong UV rays in summer, remember sunscreen ✔ Bees in the flower fields, avoid strong perfumes ✔ Even if you don't like floral scents, the aroma here is quite pleasant (very light) In conclusion Bridestowe Lavender Estate isn't a "must-visit" attraction, but it will become one of the most cherished memories of your Tasmanian trip. A field of lavender, a breakfast, a cup of coffee, No need to rush, yet it will linger in your memory long after your trip ends. #TasmaniaTravel #BridestoweLavenderEstate #LavenderEstate #NewYearDestinations2026 #MustVisitSpotsInAustralia #AustraliaRoadTrip #AustraliaIndependentTravel #TasmanianFood #AustraliaTravel #SlowTravel #AustralianFood #FlowerFieldPhotography

Over 100 years ago, Mr. CK Denny brought a packet of lavender seeds and traveled halfway across the globe from London to Tasmania. Provence at 40°N and Tasmania at 40°S surprisingly share such a similar soul. 🌟 Since then, this healing shade of purple has taken root in the Southern Hemisphere, sparking a romantic collision across centuries. · 01 | Bridestowe Lavender Estate This is the "first love" in the hearts of countless people and one of the largest private lavender estates in the Southern Hemisphere. Location: About a 50-minute drive northeast of Launceston, just navigate to Nabowla. 📅 Bloom season: From December to early January is the peak beauty! Purple ripples cover the hills, and the air is filled with a sophisticated fragrance. ✨ Must-visit checklist: 🍦 Purple ice cream: Light lavender scent, a must-have for everyone, super photogenic! 🧸 Meet Bobbie the Bear: The globally famous lavender bear is here, a photo is a must. 🏭 Explore the essential oil workshop: See how these scents are distilled into perfume-grade essential oils. 🎁 Souvenir recommendations: Handmade soap, essential oils, and lavender honey to bring the scent of Tasmania home. · 02 | Save this “Purple Romance Map” Besides the famous Bridestowe, Tasmania has these hidden gems worth visiting: 🌊 Port Arthur Lavender: Lavender fields seamlessly connect with the deep blue sea and tropical rainforest. The seaside café here is very cozy, and the lavender-themed lunch is a must-try! 🌀 Tasmazia: A must-go with kids! A world-class maze complex hidden next to the miniature village under Mount Roland, also featuring a wild and charming lavender field. · 03 | Tasmania Travel Tips (Must-Read!) Transportation: Strongly recommend self-driving! Tasmania’s public transport is limited, and the scenery is all along the road. You can rent a car or join a tour. Clothing guide: Tasmania is known for having “four seasons in one day.” Even in summer, the seaside wind is strong, so be sure to bring a lightweight windbreaker and a sun hat. Route suggestion: It’s best to enter through Hobart and exit through Launceston (or vice versa) to avoid backtracking. Seasonal specialties: Besides lavender, Tasmania’s oysters and cherries (in sync from December to January) are also top-notch! 04 | How to Shoot to Win on Social Media! 📸 🌅 Lighting is key: Avoid the harsh overhead light from 12 to 2 PM! Purple looks washed out in strong light. The “golden hour” after 5 PM, when the sunset bathes the flower sea, gives the purple a soft glow filter. 👗 Outfit formula: White, beige, or low-saturation light colors are perfect! Try to avoid all-black outfits. 👒 Bonus props: A straw hat, a transparent umbrella, or holding freshly bought lavender ice cream instantly boosts the photo’s vibe. This summer, if you want to escape the hustle and bustle, follow the scent and go on a romantic date with the “Provence of the Southern Hemisphere.” The wind at the world’s end will remember this gentle shade of purple. 💜

After traveling 8,000 kilometers, I have finally arrived at this purple dreamland... Stepping into the farm, the fragrance of lavender wafts through the air with the breeze, and at last, the dream is no longer just a dream! Finally, I gently leaned into the longing in my heart! The day of my visit was December 24th. This year's weather was different from previous years; summer arrived late, so the blooming season had just begun. Just like life, not everything goes as planned, but perhaps this summer's encounter is the best one... Highly recommended itinerary!

Limited to December-January in the Southern Hemisphere! Australia's lavender is entering its peak bloom, turning entire hillsides into a sea of purple. We've gathered 4 super photogenic and delicious lavender spots for you to check out—save this and head out directly👇 1️⃣ Bridestowe Lavender Estate 📍 Tasmania · Nabowla 🌸 The largest private lavender field in the Southern Hemisphere, 260 acres with 650,000 French lavender plants, perfect for stunning aerial shots! 🍦 Must-try: Lavender ice cream and lavender latte, sweet but not overwhelming—great for showing off after your photoshoot. 🎫 Bloom season: December-January 2️⃣ Port Arthur Lavender 📍 Tasmania · Port Arthur 🌊 7 hectares of flower fields + unbeatable sea views, enjoy the fragrance while gazing at the bay for a full immersive vibe. 🕙 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM, free admission! 🚗 1 hour from Hobart, can be combined with a Port Arthur historic tour for a full day trip. 3️⃣ Lavender House Perfumery 📍 Tasmania · Rowella ⏳ Longest bloom season: September to May next year, so you can still catch purple even if you miss summer! 🛍️ A niche perfume workshop where you can DIY lavender scents on-site, a must-visit for craft lovers. 🚗 30 minutes drive from Launceston 4️⃣ Tasmanian Lavender Richmond Shop 📍 Richmond historic town 🏡 Not in a rush and just want to buy souvenirs? This shop is 25 minutes from Hobart, offering lavender teddy bears and sachets all in one place. 🕙 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM, open year-round. 【Travel Tips】 ✅ Best time: Mid-December to end of January, before 10 AM for soft light and fewer people. ✅ Outfit: White or light purple dress + straw hat for a natural soft filter effect; don’t forget sunglasses, UV rays are strong. ✅ Transportation: Renting a car is recommended as bus services are limited; download offline maps for driving in mountainous areas with spotty signals. ✅ Drone photography: Most parks allow drones, check rules in advance and avoid flying over crowds. 💜 Save this guide and go chase this exclusive purple romance!

Visiting Tasmania without seeing the lavender fields is like not coming at all! December to January is Tasmania's brief lavender season, and every year it captivates me completely✨ This article compiles a must-visit list of lavender farms in Tasmania, photo spots, and experience tips—perfect for sisters who want to capture atmospheric shots! 💜 Tasmania Lavender Tips 🔸 Bloom season: Late December to mid-January 🔸 Morning light is softer; the earlier you arrive, the fewer people there are 🔸 Tasmania’s lavender farms are not accessible by public transport, so joining a tour or hiring a car is recommended 🔸 Recommended lavender souvenirs: lavender essential oil, soap, hand cream, and don’t miss the lavender soft serve ice cream🍦 Tasmania Lavender Farm Guide 1️⃣ Bridestowe Lavender Estate Northern Launceston | Tasmania’s most famous lavender farm ✨ Highlights: A sea of purple, vast flower fields stretching endlessly, and the famous lavender bear Bobbie Bear comes from here! Must-try farm-exclusive lavender ice cream and macarons! 💡 Experience: A $20 ticket is required during the bloom season. The flower fields have a very clean color tone, making it Tasmania’s most photogenic farm. It’s busy in peak season but the farm is large and great for photos. 2️⃣ Port Arthur Lavender Tasman Peninsula ✨ Highlights: Flower fields + ocean! Truly dreamy. The farm has a fantastic café, and the lavender cake is a must-order! 💡 Experience: Very close to Hobart city, located on the way to Port Arthur. It’s a free-access lavender field, perfect for a relaxed half-day trip. You can casually stroll and see the purple flower spikes swaying in the sea breeze—full of atmosphere! 3️⃣ Lavender House Tamar Valley ✨ Highlights: A paradise for fragrance lovers! Handmade soap, essential oils, and sachets can all be DIY-made on site. Located in the Tamar Valley wine region, it’s a great stop when visiting the wine valley! 💡 Experience: Perfect for sisters wanting to buy souvenirs. The scent inside the shop is so delightful you’ll want to lie down right there! 🥳 If you want to join a tour or hire a car, feel free to message me💌

Not sure how to explore Australia? This worry-free and budget-friendly 5-day itinerary is here for you! Spend your days picking cherries at orchards, stroll through lavender farms in the afternoon, and watch little penguins return to their nests at dusk. The itinerary is super thoughtful and easy on your wallet~ · - Exciting content coming up, scroll down to discover↓ · - 🌟Itinerary: This trip is packed with activities, allowing you to visit many attractions within a limited time~ 📅DAY1: Richmond Bridge — Mount Wellington — Salamanca Place Stroll across Richmond Bridge, hike to the top of Mount Wellington for panoramic views, then head to Salamanca Place to soak up the lively atmosphere and kick off an amazing journey🎉 📅DAY2: Port Arthur Historic Site — Tasman Arch — Devil’s Kitchen — Tessellated Pavement — Blowhole Explore the Port Arthur Historic Site, check in at Tasman Arch, Devil’s Kitchen, Tessellated Pavement, and Blowhole to marvel at nature’s wonders🌊 📅DAY3: Bruny Island — The Neck Lookout — Adventure Bay Beach Head to Bruny Island, enjoy sea views from The Neck Lookout, and relax on the sandy shores of Adventure Bay Beach🏖️ 📅DAY4: Freycinet National Park — Wineglass Bay — Coles Bay Jetty Get close to nature in Freycinet National Park, visit the picturesque Wineglass Bay, and take a peaceful walk along Coles Bay Jetty🌅 📅DAY5: Mount Field National Park — Russell Falls — Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary — Lavender Farm Tour — Cherry Picking Experience — Night Penguin Viewing Walk through Mount Field National Park, admire Russell Falls, visit Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary to see animals, tour the lavender farm, pick cherries, and watch little penguins at night🐧 ✈️Finally, complete your return procedures at the departure airport and conclude your wonderful trip to Australia~ · - Must-know travel tips: 1️⃣ Apply for your visa early! Australia’s e-visa is fast, but during peak season, it’s recommended to allow 3 weeks and prepare all documents at once👌 2️⃣ November is the transition from spring to summer; Sydney and Melbourne have big temperature differences between morning and evening, so bring a light jacket and sunscreen☀️🧥 3️⃣ Seafood lovers must try Tasmanian oysters! Fresh and sweet, they pair perfectly with white wine🦪🍷 4️⃣ Don’t miss trying the Aussie specialty Vegemite, spread thinly on bread; it’s salty and rich but be careful not to overdo it🤣🍞 5️⃣ Use a credit card directly for public transport, and remember to drive on the left side for safety🚗💨 · - ↓Click the card below to easily book group tours and enjoy a worry-free trip

📍Bridestowe Lavender Estate The expansive, vibrant purple lavender fields are so beautiful, it's like stepping into a storybook. Just walking around, enveloped in the lavender scent, is truly relaxing! The deep purple stands out against the vast red soil, creating an endless expanse where you can enjoy a leisurely stroll! The impact is so profound that it's hard to do it justice in photos! However, there are many bees flying around during the flowering season, so those who are sensitive to insects should be careful. The on-site cafe offers light meals and lavender ice cream 🍨, and enjoying the ice cream while taking in the spectacular view is the ultimate treat. ⚠️Points to Note · There are a lot of lavender 🐝 during the lavender flowering season. If you're sensitive to insects, take precautions! · Red soil can easily get on your clothes and shoes, so it's best to avoid white or light-colored clothing and shoes. #BridestoweLavenderEstate #LavenderFields #TasmaniaTrip #AustraliaTourism #ScenicSpots #RelaxingTrip #ConnectingWithPhotographyLovers #TravelLog #LavenderIceCream

📅 Itinerary Day 1: Arrival + Swiss Village or Lavender Farm (Winter Exclusive Romance!) Swiss Village (Tamar Valley Resort): Located about a 15-minute drive from the city center, this picturesque European-style village features stunning views of the artificial lake and Tamar River. Address: 7 Waldhorn Drive The resort offers a variety of facilities, including golf and mini-golf, making it a great spot for families and friends to take photos and create memories. Lavender Farm (Bridestowe Lavender Estate): Open year-round, but the winter bloom season is a must-see! The vast fields of purple lavender are incredibly romantic. Address: 296 Gillespies Rd, Nabowla TAS 7260, Australia Opening Hours: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Day 2: Cradle Mountain + Lake St Clair National Park + Sheffield Mural Town Cradle Mountain (Dove Lake): About a 2-hour drive from Launceston, this UNESCO World Heritage site boasts snow-capped peaks and breathtaking mountain views. Walk the Dove Lake Circuit for endless photo opportunities. Address: Cradle Mountain TAS 7306, Australia If you plan to hike, make sure to plan ahead and book accommodations, as the national park requires reservations for entry. Lake St Clair National Park: Explore natural wonders nearby, including rainforests and King Solomon’s Cave. Perfect for adventure seekers! Sheffield Mural Town: About a 1-hour drive from Cradle Mountain, this charming town is known for its murals and offers a glimpse into the laid-back Tasmanian lifestyle. Address: AU TAS Sheffield B14 62-54, Sheffield TAS 7306, Australia Open year-round, all day Day 3: Cataract Gorge + Tamar Valley Wine Tasting Cataract Gorge Reserve: Just minutes from the city center! Take the chairlift for stunning views of the gorge, walk the trails, and keep an eye out for kangaroos. Address: 74-90 Basin Rd, West Launceston TAS 7250, Australia Open year-round, all day Tamar Valley Wine Tasting: Tasmania’s renowned wine region offers numerous wineries for tastings. Some even have restaurants for a full dining experience. Don’t miss out on limited-edition wines! 🏨 Accommodation Recommendations Launceston has fewer options compared to Hobart, so staying in a centrally located hotel near main roads is ideal for easy access to tours: Luxury - Peppers Silo (Invermay area): Located by the Tamar River, it’s peaceful yet convenient. Mid-range - Mercure Launceston: Next to Launceston City Park, with excellent transport links. Budget - Pod Inn: A modern capsule hotel in the city center, clean and convenient. Tamar Valley Resort: 7 Waldhorn Drive (for the Swiss Village experience) 🍴 Food Recommendations Must-try dishes in Northern Tasmania include Tasmania’s seafood and scallop pies! For wine, Josef Chromy Wines (Relbia area) offers tastings paired with fine dining. 📌 Practical Tips · Public transport in Launceston is limited, so self-driving or joining local day tours is recommended. · Some hotels are located on hills or small roads, so day tours may require meeting at main roads. Plan accordingly to avoid exhaustion. · Enjoy the wineries responsibly—don’t drink and drive! Safety first. 🍷 This 3-day itinerary combines nature, romance, and culinary delights, making it perfect for those looking to relax and savor the charm of Northern Tasmania.

Tasmania is not only known for its auroras and natural landscapes but also as a biodiversity hotspot in Australia, home to many unique and rare species. So, where can you find them? Read on to encounter Tasmania's magical creatures! 【🐨 Marsupials】 1⃣️ Wombats Found across the island in grasslands and forests, with higher chances in high-altitude areas. Where to spot: Maria Island, Cradle Mountain, Freycinet National Park 2⃣️ Eastern Grey Kangaroos Commonly seen in grasslands and farmlands in the eastern and northern regions. Where to spot: Bridestowe Lavender Estate, Bay of Fires, Bruny Island 3⃣️ Pademelons Distributed across the island in forests and shrublands. Where to spot: Mount Field National Park, Bruny Island, Tasman Peninsula 【🦡 Mammals】 4⃣️ Platypus Found in freshwater rivers and lakes, mainly in the northern and eastern regions. Where to spot: Latrobe Platypus Center, Warrawee Forest Reserve, Tyenna River 5⃣️ Echidnas Can be spotted across the island in forests and grasslands. Where to spot: Cradle Mountain, Tasmania National Park, Maria Island 6⃣️ Tasmanian Devils Found in eastern forests, though their numbers are scarce. Where to spot: Maria Island, Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary 【🦜 Birds】 7⃣️ Tasmanian Wedge-tailed Eagles Can be seen across the island in forests and mountainous areas. Where to spot: Cradle Mountain, Tarkine Wilderness 8⃣️ Orange-bellied Parrots Rarely found along the southwest coast, critically endangered with only about 50 left worldwide. Where to spot: Southwest National Park, Tasmania Zoo 9⃣️ Little Penguins Spotted along coastal islands and beaches. Where to spot: Bruny Island, Bicheno, Lillico Beach 🔟 Black Cockatoos Primarily found in northern and western forests. Where to spot: Tarkine Wilderness, Cradle Mountain 【🚘 Recommended Itinerary】 Tasmania Aurora 5-Day Tour Day 1: Hobart Airport Pickup → Richmond Village → Salamanca Place → Mount Wellington Day 2: Port Arthur → Blowhole → Tasman Arch → Tessellated Pavement → Devil’s Kitchen Day 3: Wineglass Bay Day Trip / Maria Island Day Trip Day 4: Bruny Island → The Neck → Oyster Farm → Cheese Factory → Adventure Bay Day 5: Mount Field → Bonorong → Russell Falls → Horseshoe Falls → Hobart Airport Drop-off 👍🏻 Highlights: Stay at Iron Creek Bay panoramic hotel! Watch the aurora right from your bed.

When I went to the Tasmanian Lavender Farm, the purple lavender swaying in the breeze was like a painting. The scent of lavender filled the air and made me feel at ease, and it was a great place to take pictures. In particular, the lavender ice cream has a special taste and scent, so I definitely recommend it. There were a lot of tourists, but it was such a large place that I was able to walk around leisurely, and I was able to buy various products such as lavender oil, soap, and pillows at the souvenir shop. This is a place that anyone who wants to heal in nature should definitely visit. ⸻ [Location information] Bridestowe Lavender Estate Address: 296 Gillespies Rd, Nabowla TAS 7260, Australia About 50 minutes by car from Launceston, northeastern Tasmania. #HawaiiFlightEvent

The short holiday is coming. Want to visit Australia? Then you can't miss this guide! A 6-day itinerary with a flexible schedule, allowing you to explore Australia at your own pace. Check it out! / 🌈Suggested Itinerary: Australian Adventure🌟 DAY 1: Richmond Bridge🌉—Mount Wellington🏔️ Stroll across Richmond Bridge and experience the rich history; climb Mount Wellington for breathtaking views. Enjoy the natural beauty with a flexible schedule. DAY 2: Tasman Peninsula🏞️—Port Arthur Historic Site🏛️ Explore the natural wonders of the Tasman Peninsula and visit the Port Arthur Historic Site, traveling through time to experience the profound history. DAY 3: Bruny Island🏝️ Enjoy the island scenery of Bruny Island with a full day of exploration. The flexible schedule allows you to discover every scenic spot. DAY 4: Sheffield Mural Town🎨—Cradle Mountain🏔️—Melita Honey Farm🍯 Wander through the mural town and immerse yourself in art, then ascend Cradle Mountain for stunning views, and finally, savor the sweet honey at Melita Honey Farm. DAY 5: Grindelwald Swiss Village🏞️—Cataract Gorge Reserve🌳—Bridestowe Lavender Estate💜—Tamar River Cruises🚢—Ross Bridge🌉 Experience Swiss charm, explore the gorge reserve, and lose yourself in the lavender fields. Take a cruise on the Tamar River and stroll across Ross Bridge for a diverse and enriching experience. DAY 6: Leisurely Departure Day☀️ Wake up naturally and enjoy a relaxing time. A private car transfer to the airport🚗 will conclude your wonderful journey. We look forward to seeing you again! / Essential Travel Tips: 🛫Airport Transportation: Check the transportation options from the airport to the city in advance to avoid any hassle upon arrival. 🎁Souvenir Prices: Australia offers a wide variety of souvenirs. Compare prices before purchasing to ensure you get the best value for your money! 📒Visa Information: Don't forget to apply for an Australian visa in advance to ensure a smooth trip. 🍽️Food Check-in: Australian seafood and steaks are amazing! Don't forget to savor the local specialties and let your taste buds travel too! / 🎉We hope this private tour of Australia brings you joy, lasting memories, and a fantastic time!

Antelope Tribe, in collaboration with Tourism Tasmania, presents the 2025 Spring Collection: Australia + Tasmania 10-Day In-Depth Tour✨ Known as the "Heart of the World," Tasmania attracts tourists from all over the world with its favorable geographical conditions, breathtaking natural scenery, and unique cultural characteristics. Here's a list of must-see attractions worth saving! Wineglass Bay Located in Freycinet National Park, this crescent-shaped bay resembles an elegant wineglass, with azure waters as alluring as fine wine. It's a popular spot in Tasmania. Bridestowe Lavender Estate With over 260 acres of endless lavender fields, this estate is a romantic and dreamy treasure trove for Trip Moments. You can also savor lavender ice cream and other local delicacies! Bay of Fires Named for its fiery red granite coastline, Bay of Fires offers a striking visual impact with its red rocks, white sand, and azure waters. Cataract Gorge Reserve Just a stone's throw from Launceston city center, Cataract Gorge is a great place for hiking enthusiasts. Cradle Mountain Named for its cradle-like mountain range, Cradle Mountain is a hiker's paradise. Hiking is the best way to experience the breathtaking natural scenery here. Huon Valley Huon Valley is dotted with picturesque villages. If you visit in July, don't miss the Huon Valley Mid-Winter Fest, which features many exciting activities. You can also enjoy fresh, authentic cuisine here! Mount Wellington Mount Wellington towers 1,270 meters above Hobart. In winter, you can frolic in the snow, while in other seasons, you can witness nature's revival. Bruny Island A paradise for beach lovers and foodies, Bruny Island boasts pristine and unique landscapes, perfect for explorers and nature enthusiasts. Stanley Located in northwest Tasmania, Stanley is home to the iconic Nut. Enjoy panoramic views at dusk from atop the Nut, or take the chairlift for a bird's-eye view of Bass Strait and the town. 📷 Image 1 by Melissa Findley, Image 2 by dotcomphoto via IG / the_h_man3 via IG / Stu Gibson / Lisa Kuilenburg, Image 3 by tannerino via Instagram, Image 4 by Tourism Tasmania & Rob Burnett, Image 5 by Lusy Productions, Image 6 by Jarrad Seng, Image 7 by Ziyao Xiong, Image 8 by Jess Bonde, Image 9 by Emilie Ristevski, Image 10 by Jason Charles Hill

Spring in Australia is the perfect time to visit! Here's an amazing 6-day itinerary to help you explore Australia with ease and not miss a single stunning sight! Let's dive in! . Located between the South Pacific and Indian Oceans, Australia boasts a rich history and unique landscapes. From the magnificent Great Barrier Reef to the mystical Red Centre, this land "riding on the sheep's back" awaits your exploration! . 📅Itinerary: Day 1: Salamanca Place - Mount Wellington - Cascade Brewery Stroll through Salamanca Place, ascend Mount Wellington for panoramic views, and then visit Cascade Brewery to experience the art of brewing. Day 2: Mount Field National Park - Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens - Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Mount Field National Park, followed by visits to the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens and the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery to experience Tasmania's rich culture. Day 3: Port Arthur Historic Site - Tasman Peninsula Explore the historic ruins of Port Arthur, delving into its rich history, and then journey to the Tasman Peninsula to witness the grandeur of nature. Day 4: Wineglass Bay Lookout - Wineglass Bay Overlook the entirety of Wineglass Bay from the lookout point, and then descend to the bay's edge to experience the charm of this beautiful bay firsthand. Day 5: Cradle Mountain - Sheffield, the Town of Murals Hike Cradle Mountain, enjoying the tranquility and beauty of nature, and then head to Sheffield, the Town of Murals, to experience the close integration of art and nature. Day 6: Cataract Gorge Reserve - Bridestowe Lavender Estate Experience the wonders of nature in Cataract Gorge Reserve, and then journey to Bridestowe Lavender Estate to immerse yourself in the fragrant lavender fields. . Recommended Attractions: 🌟 Port Arthur Historic Site: Embark on a unique ghost tour, traveling back to the 18th and 19th centuries to explore the lives of convicts. 🏞️ Mount Wellington: From here, the entire panorama of Hobart unfolds before your eyes, capturing all the beauty in one glance. 🌄 Cradle Mountain: Behold the rolling peaks, resembling an infant nestled in its mother's arms, offering endless warmth and tranquility. 💜 Bridestowe Lavender Estate: Step into a dreamlike world, where the endless lavender fields create a scene of breathtaking beauty. . Travel Tips: 🍽️ Food: Australian seafood is incredibly delicious. Don't miss out on kangaroo meat and Australian Wagyu beef! 📇 Visa Information: A visa is required to travel to Australia. Plan ahead to avoid delays. 🎁 Souvenir Prices: Australian souvenirs such as UGG boots and macadamia nuts are reasonably priced and perfect for gifts. ☀️ Sun Protection: The Australian sun is strong, so be sure to bring sunscreen and a hat. 🚗 Local Transportation: Australia is vast and sparsely populated, making self-driving a good option, but pay attention to traffic regulations and safety. . That concludes our Australian travel guide. We hope these tips will enhance your adventure in the Southern Hemisphere!

The Qingming Festival holiday is coming soon. Would you like to embark on a memorable 6-day trip to Australia? Here's a detailed travel guide that caters to all your needs and guarantees a fulfilling Australian adventure! / Australia, a paradise where nature and history coexist🏝️! This land blends Aboriginal culture and European charm😊. From the vast red outback of Uluru to the vibrant Sydney Opera House🎭, and the reef-encircled Great Barrier Reef🐠, you'll be captivated by the unique charm of this golden land🌾! / 🔮Itinerary: DAY 1: Salamanca Place -> Mount Wellington -> Cascade Brewery We'll visit the historic Salamanca Place, climb Mount Wellington for breathtaking views, and savor fine wines at Cascade Brewery. DAY 2: Bruny Island We'll spend the entire day exploring the exciting Bruny Island, strolling through picturesque landscapes, and enjoying moments of tranquility. DAY 3: Port Arthur Historic Site -> Tasman Peninsula -> Tasman Arch -> Devil's Kitchen -> Tessellated Pavement -> Blowhole An eventful day awaits as we visit the Port Arthur Historic Site, explore the magnificent Tasman Peninsula, and marvel at the Tasman Arch, the daunting Devil's Kitchen, the Tessellated Pavement, and the Blowhole. DAY 4: Richmond Bridge -> Wineglass Bay -> Wineglass Bay Lookout We'll cross the historic Richmond Bridge, admire the beauty of Wineglass Bay, and capture stunning photos at the Wineglass Bay Lookout. DAY 5: Bicheno Community Church -> Bay of Fires -> Bridestowe Lavender Estate -> Cataract Gorge Reserve We'll visit the Bicheno Community Church, witness the splendor of the Bay of Fires, wander through the Bridestowe Lavender Estate, and then arrive at the Cataract Gorge Reserve. DAY 6: Cradle Mountain -> Sheffield, the Town of Murals On our final day, we'll delve into the secrets of nature at Cradle Mountain and then head to the artistic town of Sheffield, known for its murals. / Must-See Attractions: 🏛️Port Arthur Historic Site: A unique ghost tour👻 takes you on a journey to explore the lives of convicts in the 18th and 19th centuries! ⛰️Mount Wellington: Want a panoramic view of Hobart? Ascend Mount Wellington for spectacular scenery!👀 🏝️Bruny Island: A must-visit! The 200-meter-high dolerite sea cliffs on the southeast coast are stunning!🌊 🏔️Cradle Mountain: Kind Mother Nature is so warm. Look at the peaks, like gently holding an infant—that's Cradle Mountain! 🌷Bridestowe Lavender Estate: Endless lavender fields, flowers everywhere, a dreamlike experience!💜 / 🎒Travel Checklist: 📱1: Needless to say, a mobile phone, charger, and a local Australian SIM card are essential. This way, you won't have to worry about communication or internet access. Also, remember to bring a plug adapter, as Australia uses different plug types. 📖2: Travel documents are a must. Don't forget your passport, flight tickets, hotel booking confirmation, and most importantly, your visa! Otherwise, you won't even be able to leave the country. 🧥3: March is autumn in Australia. The temperature is pleasant during the day but can get chilly at night. It's recommended to dress in layers. Wear a sweater with a fleece jacket or down jacket, which you can remove during the warmer daytime hours. 🥽4: If you plan to go to the beach or go diving, don't forget your swimsuit and sunscreen. Sunglasses and a hat are equally important to protect your eyes and skin from UV rays. 📸5: This last one is for those who love taking pictures: bring your camera or phone, along with your memory card or ample cloud storage. Australia has countless beautiful scenes waiting for you to capture! / 🎉May your Australian journey be filled with surprises and laughter, and may every moment become a beautiful memory!

#2月好去2025 Bridestowe Lavender Estate Location: Northeastern Tasmania, about 50 minutes drive from Launceston. Size: Over 260 acres of lavender fields, which bloom every summer (December-January) and are a spectacular sight. History: Founded in the 1920s using pure lavender varieties (Lavandula angustifolia) from Provence, France. Best time to visit: mid-December to late January (tickets required), when the lavender fields are at their most beautiful purple. · -- Café (Woodcroft Café) The manor has a café, Woodcroft Café, which offers a variety of lavender-themed food and drinks, such as: Lavender ice cream (classic must-try) Lavender latte Lavender muffins and cakes · -- Special products and souvenirs 1. Skin care · Lavender essential oil (100% natural) · Lavender soap, body lotion, hand cream · Essential oil spray and aromatic pillow spray 2. Food series · Lavender tea, lavender honey · Lavender chocolate, lavender candy · Lavender seasoning salt and baking spices 3. Classic peripheral products · Lavender bear Bobbie the Bear (popular product) · Lavender sachets and home fragrances · Lavender pillows and pillows

Reunite with old friends this winter break and explore Australia! Visit iconic destinations like Port Arthur, Wineglass Bay, and Cradle Mountain with a comfortable itinerary that lets you enjoy both land and sea. Alternatively: Winter break is here! Travel to Australia with your friends and explore iconic destinations like Port Arthur, Wineglass Bay, and Cradle Mountain. Enjoy a relaxing itinerary with stunning coastal and inland scenery. Australia, a land of unique history and picturesque landscapes 🌅. From the magnificent Sydney Opera House 🎭 to the mysterious Great Barrier Reef 🐠, experience the charm of the Southern Hemisphere with welcoming locals and diverse customs! 🛣️ Suggested Itinerary: DAY 1: Salamanca Place -> Mount Wellington -> Cascade Brewery Explore the city on your first day, starting at Salamanca Place. Ascend Mount Wellington for panoramic views, and finish with a visit to Cascade Brewery to sample local brews. DAY 2: Bruny Island Head to Bruny Island for a day of relaxation and natural beauty, enjoying the tranquil atmosphere and stunning scenery. DAY 3: Port Arthur Historic Site -> Tasman Peninsula -> Tasman Arch -> Devil's Kitchen -> Tessellated Pavement -> Blowhole Immerse yourself in history and nature on day three. Explore the Port Arthur Historic Site and the unique landscapes of the Tasman Peninsula, including Tasman Arch, Devil's Kitchen, and other natural wonders. DAY 4: Richmond Bridge -> Wineglass Bay -> Wineglass Bay Lookout Stroll across Richmond Bridge and then head to Wineglass Bay. Take in the magnificent views of this famous bay from the lookout point. DAY 5: Bicheno Community Church -> Bay of Fires -> Bridestowe Lavender Estate -> Cataract Gorge Reserve Visit Bicheno Community Church to experience local culture, then head to the vibrant Bay of Fires. Continue to Bridestowe Lavender Estate and Cataract Gorge Reserve for a taste of natural tranquility and beauty. DAY 6: Cradle Mountain -> Sheffield Mural Town Hike up Cradle Mountain to enjoy the fresh air and stunning views, and then visit Sheffield, the Town of Murals, for a unique blend of art and countryside charm. Recommended Attractions: Bruny Island ⭐⭐⭐ Address: Bruny Island, Tasmania, Australia Opening Hours: No restrictions Duration: 1–2 days Bruny Island is a great place for leisurely sightseeing. With farms, eucalyptus forests, and spectacular coastal cliffs, it's perfect for a relaxing exploration of nature. Bridestowe Lavender Estate ⭐⭐⭐ Address: 296 Gillespies Road, Nabowla, Tasmania Opening Hours: 9am–5pm Duration: 2–3 hrs Stroll through fields of lavender at Bridestowe Lavender Estate and enjoy the fragrant air. Indulge in lavender ice cream and brownies for a treat that combines delicious flavors with beautiful scenery. Wineglass Bay ⭐⭐⭐ Address: Wineglass Bay, Tasmania Opening Hours: No restrictions Duration: 3–4 hrs Wineglass Bay is known for its stunning scenery, where white sand beaches meet turquoise waters. Enjoy a relaxing visit and take in the beauty of nature. Tasman Arch ⭐⭐⭐ Address: 16/20 Tasmans Arch Rd, Eaglehawk Neck Tasmania, Australia Opening Hours: All day Duration: Flexible Tasman Arch is a beautiful natural landmark where you can overlook the ocean and surrounding scenery. Experience the grandeur and tranquility of nature, making it an ideal spot for seniors. Pre-trip Essentials: 🎒 Your Australia Packing List! 📞 Don't forget a SIM card to stay connected and avoid getting lost. 🔌 Remember your adapter; Australian outlets are different. 🪪 Passport, visa, driver's license—essential documents are a must! 👕 February in Australia has moderate weather, so pack spring/autumn clothing. Come to Australia and experience its unique natural beauty and cultural charm for an unforgettable travel story!

📍Address: Launceston, Tasmania 🚩 Sightseeing Route 🏖️ Must-Visit Attraction: Bridestowe Lavender Estate #tasmaniatravel #south_australia 🚇 Transportation: By car 50 min from Launceston CBD 💡 Tips