Swansea Review

Situated in the heart of Tasmania's east coastline, Swansea, established after Hobart and Sydney, is one of the oldest towns in Australia. Many Victorian buildings remain in the town, including the Morris store, now the museum mill, and the hotel. We passed Swansea on the way to Wine Cup Bay with the group. We didn't have time to go to town, but we just walked for 15 minutes on the beach on the east side of the town of Swansea. The beach there is beautiful, the red sand beach created by the unique geological landscape, and the seagulls are queuing up to accompany you!

Swansea is a coastal town where people are leisurely. You can stop here for a break when visiting the East Coast. There is a small trestle bridge and a leisurely beach where visitors can play in the water and take a boat.

Swansea is an important port city on the south coast of Wales. The capital of West Grammergen County, also known as the Swan Sea, is the second largest city in Wales on the banks of Bristol Bay in the eastern part of the Galle Peninsula, and is also a heavy industrial center. The scenery is very beautiful.

On the way to Swansea there was a pointy bridge attraction, we stopped to look at it, it is said that it was repaired by criminals who had served their sentences here for more than a hundred years. Swansea is the last food replenishment place on our way to Wine Cup Bay. The whole town is not very small and rarely sees people. The streets are clean and tidy, living by the sea, and a very inconspicuous stop.

Going to the wine glass bay passing by the small town of Swansea, the town is very quiet, the sea is also beautiful, the sea is blue, sitting on the beach and blowing the sea breeze and continuing on the road.