Aron, Ashley and Hudon's Potential Australian Travelogue; Part Two

Melbourne

From Sydney travel to Melbourne, a city that many describe as one of the most interesting in the world. Its diversity astounds even the most seasoned travelled, a picture says a thousand words, so here are a few.

If you are looking for an amazing guide to this city, try this one and 'experience Melbourne like the locals'.

Tasmania
From Melbourne to Tasmania, 'the island on the edge of the world'. This little spot has recently had its name in the lights for the controversial new MONA, Museum of Old and New Art, which in itself is a great reason to take a trip there.

(Images from the SMH of the MONA)

In and around the Hobart area you can visit Mt Wellington, where you can expect to find the most beautiful panoramic views of Hobart. Cruise the Derwent river, travel to the Huon Valley to walk through the tree tops at the Tahune Airwalk and spend a day on Bruny Island, exploring the native forests and meeting the locals. Whilst you are in the South, explore some of the many wonderful wineries, many locals suggest that you stay for the weekend; when the Salamanca Market is on, adding a very european village like feel to the community.

(Mt Wellington and Hobart Harbour, source unknown)

Whilst I have not had the pleasure of visiting Tasmania, friends live there and there are always talking about the wonderful wine bars (small bars) and restuarants in Launceston and Hobart. But if there was only one place that you could go on your Tassie adventure, I would suggest this spot - Cradle Mountain Lodge for a gorgeous, romantic and relaxing break. Whilst you are staying at Cradle Moutain Lodge, make sure that you try Stillwater, one of the finest restaurants in Tasmania and explore the area.

I can't wait to explore Tassie, for myself, if you have been there, let me know your thoughts and recommendations. Ashley and Aron, I would love to hear your feedback.. no pressure! ha ha ha

best in the state

this time last year i took a trip to melbourne, where i was dead set on eating my way around the city. i have decided that i will finally put up some photos from this trip.

it begins with cake. i had heard about the famous cake strip in Ackland street, St Kilda. so off i went with my friend sophie and we ate ourselves silly. you can see the two slices that we had, plus one of the vanilla slices (best in state so how could we refuse?) and it was just amazing!


then we headed back to the city, where i stumbled across a cupcake store. and of course i had to try one..or two.. the red velvet and cream cheese chocolate were so tasty..

I cant wait till someone brings cupcakes to perth.. hint hint.