Girlfriends' Trip | Tasmania has its own Uluru

🧡 I've been to Tasmania 4 times, and Stanley is still the most beautiful Australian town in my heart. 🚘 It took 3 hours to drive from Launceston to the northwest corner of Tasmania, where Stanley is located, facing the Bass Strait, built at the foot of a volcano, truly a place where you can enjoy the mountain and sea views. ❤️ I stayed in Stanley for 2 days, and here are some must-visit spots in Stanley that I think you should check out 1️⃣ The Nut (The Nut) The most iconic attraction in Stanley is 'The Nut'. It's a dead volcano by the sea, shaped very much like 'Ayers Rock (Uluru)', hence it's also known as the 'Uluru of the Sea'. You can take a chairlift to the top, or hike up the steep path. Once you reach the top of The Nut, there's a circular walking track that's almost flat, perfect for family hikes, suitable for all ages. · There are 2 lookouts in Stanley, offering a full view of The Nut, and the lookout on the S-bend is great for watching the sunset 2️⃣ Little Blue Penguin Return There's a viewing platform for the little blue penguins by the sea. In summer, the penguins return to their nests between 9:00 and 10:00 PM every night. The exact time will be posted at the entrance of the walkway. The walkway's red light allows everyone to watch the penguins without using flashlights 3️⃣ Hursey Seafoods A popular lobster restaurant with great taste, not cheap, but the portions are generous. We ordered half a lobster and a bowl of pasta, which was more than enough. 4️⃣ Stanley Town The whole town is beautiful and clean, very retro, with a Victorian style. You can find a cafe facing the sea to enjoy an authentic brunch. I heard that many beautiful houses have been converted into B&Bs. When booking, you might want to do some treasure hunting, you might find a surprise.