Back to the topic, because Bruny Island is an island, so you need to take a ferry (ferry) to and fro, when you buy a ticket at the ferry station, there will be a ferry timetable, be sure to watch the time of the last ferry, rush back in advance, otherwise you have to live on the island! Waiting in line for the ferry, this time Yunluo and An first met the rented X-Trail was dark green. Pen @ fun @ pavilion wWw. ｂｉｑUｇE。 ｉｎｆｏ∈♀，

Last on the far right. There are more than 20 minutes to cross, and you can walk to the boat to see the scenery. Get ready to go to the island! At this time, the ship will hear the sound of every car igniting, and in those few seconds, it is very lively. Yunluo and An first met and drove to AdventureBay first.

This is the long and narrow sandy isthmus that connects Bruny Island, the North Island and the South Island. Walk to the lookout and you'll find that it's a beautiful place! There is the sea on both sides, and you are in the middle. The beach here is also very good, there are no people, but because it is the southern part of the southern hemisphere, the weather is still relatively cold, and you can't go to the sea yet.

There are very few people, and they are beautiful, and this is what Yunluo likes! Continuing south to the South Island, Yunluo and Ann first met the idea of heading to the southernmost Capebruny Lighthouse. The last section of the road to the lighthouse is a dirt road, but fortunately, Yunluo and An Chuyu rented an SUV, or it is estimated that many places will be dragged to the bottom.

There is a parking lot near the lighthouse, and the last leg of the road after parking the car needs to be walked. Finally arrive at the lighthouse, which is the southernmost point that Yunluo has reached on this trip, and the southernmost place on Earth that Yunluo has been to so far. Looking down from the hill of the lighthouse, the view here is also beautiful, no less than Wineglass Bay.

Leaving the lighthouse, Yunluo and An Chuyu passed by a green area, where there were many sheep, and saw Yunluo taking pictures of it. also deliberately approached to see Yunluo and An meet for the first time. Instead of going back the same way, Yunluo and An Chuyu chose to go east through the rainforest to see the east side of the island. There are some exhibits in this jade forest that show how people used to collect wood.

To the east of Bruny Island, there are beautiful reeds. After resting for a while, Yunluo and An Chuyu drove back to the dock. Return by ferry. Driving back to Hobart City in the evening, Yunluo and An Chuyu still went to the ballandchain where they went yesterday to eat steak, but they didn't expect this restaurant to come twice.

Mount Wellington, Mona Museum, Salamanca Market-Mount Wellington-Museum of Old and New Art-Launceston【Itinerary】This morning, Yunluo and Ann met for the first time to visit the famous Salamanca Market, and then drive up Mount Wellington to see the whole of Hobart from the mountain.

Next, drive to the Mona Museum and drive to Launceston Airport in the afternoon to change trains and fly back to Melbourne. Hobart to Mt Wellington and to Mona Museum road route reference map: Hobart to Launceston Airport road map.

Salamanca is the general name of all areas and related activities related to Salamanca in Tasmania, Australia. It is located southeast of the centre of Hobart, the capital city of Tasmania. It is a frequent place for people in the suburbs to eat and relax. Many folk entertainment programs and public activities are held on the surrounding lawn.

The famous Saturday Salamanca Market is a great place to attract locals and tourists alike. The bars and restaurants in the neighborhood are also popular local choices after dark. From December to January every year, entertainment and dining events are held at the nearby pier. Mt Wellington is located 20 kilometres west of the city of Hobart.

It is about a 20-minute drive and is 1,270 meters above sea level. At the top of the hill is a platform that overlooks the whole of Hobart and the DerwentRiver, and in winter you can enjoy the snow. Mt Wellington is one of the best places to see Hobart due to its location.

Follow the trail, which opened in 1937, and walk for about 2 hours to reach the summit. It can also be reached by car along the bumpy motorized road. The Museum of Old and New Art (Mona) has an official description: when you swim to the end of the world, sail in the river.

You might have a slim chance of getting to Mona. Museum of Ancient and Modern Art. Mona is located in Tasmania, the southernmost tip of Australia – the furthest you can reach from the international art world. This cave paradise is full of David? Private collection by David Walsh.

This local boy is at home at the tables in the casino world. Its collection spans thousands of years, from ancient artifacts to a machine that defecates at 2 p.m.; From Australian modern masters (Blackman, Boyd, Nolan, Whiteley) to international contemporary stars (Delva Delvoye.

Ikeda Ikeda, Ofili, Kiefer). There is no explanatory text on the walls of the gallery. But Yunluo and Ann first met with an 'o', a handheld device for you to read art messages (some of the insights that were told, known as the posturing 'artwank', or you would rather listen to David's neurotic rants).

You also don't need any instructions – Mona wants you to have your own opinion. Your own truest reaction to what is in front of you. If your reaction is, 'That's!' You can also press the 'hate' key on the 'o'. Located in the northern part of the Australian island of Tasmania, Launceston is the second largest city in Tasmania.

Population 103,200 (2006). Launceston is the third oldest city in Australia (after Sydney and Hobart) and has a large number of historic buildings and landscapes. 【Tour start】Salamanca Bazaar is only available on Saturdays, which is why Yunluo and Ann Chuyu changed their itinerary and continued to live in Hobart.

(originally planned to be in Launceston now) is a very unique market. They sell local souvenirs, and they are very lively. The black paper said, "yes,allourproductsaremadeintasmania," and all the goods were made in Tasmania. These boards are beautiful. Fresh flowers.

There is a park on the south side of the market, where many people get up early for morning exercises. Next, Yunluo and An Chuyu drove up to Mt Wellington (mt. Wellington), and the car could directly see the top of the mountain. The wind was very strong on the mountain on this day. At first, Yunluo and An Chuyu were still wondering, why did so many people sit in the car in the parking lot and couldn't go down to take a look?

As a result, the clouds fell and the car immediately understood, the wind was so strong that if you didn't hold on to the railing, you would be blown away. Swinging to the lookout, you can't imagine how strong the wind is! The glasses are going to be blown away, and you have to hold on all the time! Then the camera is unstable. I had to use a high-speed shutter with a large aperture! If there is no wind, it is quite recommended!

The view is very open. Descending the mountain, the next destination is Mona, the Museum of Ancient and Modern Art. The architecture here is very designed. You can actually take pictures in the museum, it's good, Yunluo likes it. This table tennis table is very creative. A certain Buddha was bound. Outside the museum, there are some artworks, all of which are very interesting.

In addition, this museum is located on a peninsula, so you can see the scenery in the distance. Leave the museum. It was already afternoon, Yunluo and An Churan towards Launceston, there were no cars on the Tasmanian roads, and the scenery on both sides of the road was very beautiful. On the way to pass through a small town, from the back clouds fell from the map.

It should be campbelltown, where Yunluo and An Chumet had lunch, and after resting, they moved on. Return the car at the airport. Yunluo and An meet for the first time and prepare to fly back to Melbourne. That's the end of the trip to Tasmania, and some say it's Little New Zealand. But Yunluo thinks about it, and you can only experience it if you really go to New Zealand!

In the last two days of Australia, due to the exhaustion of the 20-day trip, Yunluo and An Chuyu mainly visited Melbourne City and did not arrange more attractions. 【Itinerary begins】Pick up, return to Melbourne from Tasmania, Yunluo and An Chuyu went to a barbecue restaurant in Chinatown in the evening. The taste is very good.

The name of the store is "Old Delicious Northeast Barbecue", and the owner is an authentic Northeast gentleman. After eating edamame and lamb skewers, Yunluo and An felt very happy when they first met! For more information about this store, Yunluo will introduce it in detail in the [Practical Guide: Food and Food] later.

As introduced earlier, Yunluo and An met for the first time in Melbourne and were entertained by friends. So still staying at a friend's house at night and didn't book a hotel. At noon the next day, Yunluo and An Chuyu came to the Yarra River north of Melbourne's Royal Botanic Gardens for a barbecue. There are a lot of electric grills along the river, which were built with the help of the Melbourne government, which is convenient for the citizens!

The leg of lamb I bought at the supermarket yesterday, with butter, was delicious. Australia's mutton is so good, and it is really not at the same level as China's. When you are full, you can start feeding the seagulls again! After lunch, take a walk around the neighborhood, and to the west of the Royal Botanic Gardens is the Melbourne War Memorial. On the street in front of the memorial, horse-drawn carriages pass by from time to time.

It is said that it is expensive to ride in this car! In the afternoon, Yunluo and An met for the first time in the heart of Melbourne. To the east of the city centre is Stpatrickscathedral, the cathedral of the Catholic Archbishop of Melbourne. Gothic Revival style. The church is a traditional east-west axis, with the altar at the east end and the Latin cross plane.

St Bartley's Cathedral is the tallest church in Australia, followed by St Paul's Cathedral in Melbourne. Back on the river, Melbourne's tallest building is called the EurekaTower, a skyscraper with a height of 297.3 meters, which is the tallest residential building in Australia by the highest floor.

However, when the spiral spire (also known as the skypole) is included in the overall height, the Q1 building on the Gold Coast, Queensland, is the tallest residential tower in Australia. The name of the discovery building is derived from the Eurekastockade, a rebellion that took place during the Victorian Goldrush in 1854.

The building's design also incorporates the event, with a gold crown symbolizing the gold rush and a red stripe symbolizing the bloodshed of the rebellion. The building's blue glass façade represents the blue background of the Eureka Fence Event Flag, while the white line represents the Eureka Fence Event Flag. Next to the Discovery Building, is Melbourne's casino crown.

It has the largest casino complex in Australia, spending $1.7 billion to create this "city of leisure" that integrates high-end shopping malls, food courts, entertainment venues, luxury hotels, world-class health spas and other entertainment facilities. In front of the casino, there are 8 10-meter-high "water and fire pillars", which are lit on the hour every night. Fireballs will erupt from the mouth of the pillar.

The tongue of fire can reach a height of 10 meters, which is currently the largest artificial fireball in the world. One theory is that when the casino was built, a feng shui master was asked to see it, and the master said that it lacked fire in the five elements, so the owner of the casino took the advice of the feng shui master to set up these pillars. The fireballs that erupted not only rounded the feng shui, but also created the extravagant pomp of the Arabian Palace, which became a famous sight.

It's raining lightly. The ground in front of the casino reflects the reflection of the lights on the trees, glittering with gold. On the last day in Melbourne, Yunluo and An's first encounter was mainly to visit the mall and buy gifts back home, Australian specialties such as lanolin, honey, etc., as well as ugg. When they returned to the capital, Yunluo and An Chuyu brought an extra suitcase.

So far, the 20-day travelogue in Australia has been completed. Behind it is a practical guide. The Australian self-driving chapter with the strategy involves a lot of content in the self-driving strategy, so a single building is introduced. 【Driver's License】The original Chinese driver's license is required. and an English translation of the driver's license certified by NAATI (Australian Translation Qualifications Accreditation Authority) is sufficient.

Among them, the NAATI translation can be handled in Australia or in China, and many can be searched on Taobao, and the price is about 25 Australian dollars (about 130 yuan) a copy. Some guides say that it is okay without translation, but Yunluo has not tried, and Yunluo Car Rental has provided these two documents.

If there are multiple drivers working in shifts, it's a good idea for everyone to provide a driver's license and a translation. Because if there is a traffic accident or a violation on the spot, the police must come to see the driver's license. There are six main car rental companies in Australia: avis. budget，europcar，hertz，thrifty，redspot。

These companies generally have stores in the arrival hall of the airport and in the city. Recommend a car rental comparison website: This website will automatically compare prices of 6 car rental companies. Enter your planned rental time and location, and vroomroomvroom will list all the car models and prices from the lowest to the highest from the 6 car rental companies.

For you to choose. Save yourself the time of logging in to the official website of each car rental company to compare them one by one. Find the right car model. Book directly online, no advance payment is required, and you can cancel or change at any time without any charge. 【Seat belts】Every member of the car must wear a seat belt, including passengers in the back seat.

If you don't wear a seatbelt, you will be fined if you are caught by the police. 【Speed Limit】Pay attention to the speed limit signs on the side of the road when driving. The maximum speed limit in Australia is 110km/h. However, from Yunluo's experience of driving in Australia in the past few days, two characteristics were found. First, most cars are a little bit overspeeding, such as the speed limit of 70 is generally driven to 80, and the speed limit of 110 is generally driven to 120.

But no more. Second, the speed limit in Australia is generally relatively high, and in the same road conditions, such as two-way two-lane winding mountain roads, the domestic speed limit may be 40, while Australia will be 70. 【Refueling】Gas stations in Australia are all self-service, pay attention to different oils when refueling, gas is natural gas.

Diesel is diesel, unled is unleaded gasoline, there are many kinds of labels, Japanese cars plus 91 on the line. For other cars, it's best to ask the staff when you pick them up. When refueling, directly pick up the gun and pinch the refueling, you need to pinch it all the time, unlike the domestic card head, which will automatically jump the gun after the oil is full.

Then go to the cashier at the gas station and say the gun number to pay. 【Parking】Be sure to look at the road signs when parking, many parking lots in Australia are charged for a limited time, and some are parked for a maximum of a few hours. On the left, there will be a maximum of two hours from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, and any other time. Stopping here is free.

On the right, Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Saturday from 8 a.m. to 12 noon, up to two hours, and charged, other times at will, and free. Look at this sign, which is the street sign next to the Salamanca Bazaar, which means, Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Parking is up to 2 hours from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sundays, no parking is allowed from 5:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturdays, and parking is free at other times. [Traffic rules and precautions] 1, first of all, Australia is driving on the left, and the driver sits on the right, which is the opposite of mainland China, so if you drive in Australia, you must be careful.

At first, you can see how other cars drive and then follow other cars. The position of the turn signal and wiper in German cars is the same as in China, that is, the left-hand turn signal; Japanese cars, on the other hand, use the right hand to hit the turn signal, so be careful. Due to the problems caused by the left-right transition, you may still encounter it when driving.

Be sure to be cautious and pay attention to your distance, for example, if you stay in the middle of the lane, the driver needs to be slightly to the right of the middle lane, which will take some getting used to. 2. The traffic light is basically the same as that of mainland China, but there will be some differences when turning left. At junctions where there is no separate left turn lane.

If you encounter a red light, you can't turn left, which is different from the country, please be careful! Please see this diagram depicting a separate left turn lane, in which case you can turn left at a red light, but give way to the car on the right. 3. Give way and stop encountering the giveway street sign indicates that you need to give way. (To be continued.) )