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The Bonorong Wildlife Santuary on the east coast of Tasmania is a place for wildlife conservation. You can get close contact with Tasmanian Devils, small Wombats and feed kangaroo. #tasmanian Devil #Tasmanian Devil #wombat #Wombat #kangaroo #kangaroo #TasmaniaEastern Coast #bucketlist #tbt

Want to chase the Aurora in Tasmania? Don’t want to plan the details yourself? Just choose this pure play tour! Not only do you get a free night of Aurora viewing, but you also get to enjoy thrilling Tasman Cruise, the stunning Wineglass Bay, the fun Bruny Island, and other classic attractions. The itinerary is relaxed with no rush and no exhausting walks—just pack your bags and go. 【👀 Must-See for Tasmania Group Tours】 🌟 Pure play itinerary, no hidden costs or tricks 🏨 Carefully selected accommodations, choose from 3.5 to 4.5-star hotels 🎖️ Chinese-speaking driver-guide service, experienced and knowledgeable 🚙 Comfortable travel vehicles with airport transfers 💝 Complimentary Extras ✔️ One free night of Aurora viewing ✔️ Port Arthur ticket ✔️ Wineglass Bay National Park ticket ✔️ Mount Field National Park ticket ✔️ Bruny Island ferry ticket 【🧩 5 Days Unlock Fun Activities】 ▫️ Mount Wellington: Climb to the top for panoramic views of Hobart and enjoy the night scenery ▫️ Salamanca: Explore the Saturday market and soak in the artistic and leisurely atmosphere ▫️ Port Arthur: Stroll through historic sites and learn about past cultural stories ▫️ Tasman Cruise: Take a boat trip to see coastal cliffs, dolphins, and more ▫️ Wineglass Bay: Hike to the lookout and snap photos of the breathtaking crescent-shaped bay ▫️ Maria Island: Hike around the island and encounter nature and wildlife ▫️ Bruny Island: Travel along the north-south line and taste fresh oysters ▫️ Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary: Get up close with adorable wombats and other animals ▫️ Mount Field: Walk through the rainforest and admire waterfalls and ancient trees 🔆 Sample 5 Days 4 Nights Itinerary Day 1: Hobart airport pickup - Richmond - Hobart - Salamanca - Brewery (exterior) - Mount Wellington - Hobart Day 2: Hobart - Port Arthur - Blowhole - Tasman Arch - Tessellated Pavement - Devil’s Kitchen - Hobart Day 3: Hobart - Swansea - Wineglass Bay - Honeymoon Bay - Cooks Bay - Hobart Day 4: Hobart - Bruny Island - North-South Line - Oyster Farm - Honey Farm - Adventure Bay - Hobart Day 5: Hobart - Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary - Mount Field - Russell Falls - Horseshoe Falls - Hobart airport drop-off Tips: Upgrade Port Arthur to Tasman Cruise; upgrade Wineglass Bay to Maria Island Tasmania 5-Day Tour Book early for discounts 🧡 Kindly click “Inquire Now” at the bottom left or consult the guide via the product card below ➡ Professional travel guides will help you plan your itinerary and provide quotes in detail

🐎 "Jifa" rides the Snow Dragon horse to the southern tip of Tasmania, Australia~ 🌊 Let's travel to Tasmania, Australia with Yu Shi~ Feel the sunshine and freedom between the forests and beaches 🌞 · 🌍 Tasmania is known as "the end of the world." This heart-shaped island state is famous for its magnificent and picturesque natural scenery and rich biodiversity. The vast sea views, dense temperate rainforests 🌳, wildlife 🐾, and charming small towns 🏡 are all breathtaking. · 🔍 Here's a travel guide to Tasmania inspired by Yu Shi. Let's follow Yu Shi's footsteps to "feed wombats 🦘 in Tasmania, gallop along the coast on horseback 🏇, hike in Mt Field National Park 🚶‍♂️, and feed ducks in Richmond 🦆" together~ · Hobart · - Jackman & McRoss Café, order the same Aussie white coffee as Yu Shi ☕~ · - Stroll through Hobart's historic district "Battery Point," filled with a variety of antique shops, bookstores, and restaurants 📚 Richmond Town · - Buildings and streets preserved since the 19th century, with local artists' works displayed in street shops and galleries 🎨, and you can feed ducks just like Yu Shi 🦆 · - Richmond Bakery's seafood scallop pie 🍤 is very popular among locals Seven Mile Beach · - Ride the same "Snow Dragon horse" 🐎 as Yu Shi and gallop along the beautiful beach~ Mt Field National Park · - Home to the world's tallest eucalyptus trees 🌲, deeply breathe in the fresh air of the lush rainforest. Small kangaroos 🦘 and black-headed honeyeaters are also unique animals here 🐦 Bonorong Wildlife Park · - A rescue center that protects and helps animals 🐨. Let's encounter Tasmanian devils, small kangaroos 🦘, wombats, and more with Yu Shi... Wild Seafood Adventure · - Take a boat ⛴️ to admire the towering cliffs along the Devon River, watch the clear waters and the city skyline 🏙️, and enjoy freshly caught lobster 🦞 surrounded by beautiful scenery Gellibrand Point Nature Recreation Area · - "Here, humans and animals live in harmony. It truly feels like a beautiful blend with nature 🌿. The animals are healing and adorable, allowing one to relax and find peace 🧘‍♀️," Yu Shi said gently 💬

When the Southern Lights dance gracefully in the night sky, when fierce waves crash against jagged reefs, when the primeval rainforest is filled with ancient fragrances, you will understand that words can hardly capture the grandeur of nature. Welcome to Tasmania, let's capture these breathtaking moments together. 01 Nighttime Secrets When night falls, everything in Tasmania becomes wild. This is one of the best places in the world to witness the mysterious Southern Lights, especially in winter, when the aurora paints a colorful curtain across the sky, dreamlike and magical. Near the coastline, blue bioluminescent creatures light up the sea surface, and looking up, the night sky, almost free of light pollution, is filled with stars. You can also join nighttime tours at places like Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, and East Coast Natureworld, which are great opportunities to watch Tasmanian devils feeding. 02 Natural Sanctuary: Maria Island Maria Island once bore the marks of convict and industrial history, but now only pure nature remains. The entire island is protected as a national park, where the "traffic" consists of abundant wildlife—herds of wombats, pademelons, Cape Barren geese, and Tasmanian devils. The Fossil Cliffs on the island are, without exaggeration, made up of millions of prehistoric fossils, while the Painted Cliffs are a masterpiece of sandstone. A narrow sandy isthmus connects these wonders. 03 Rock Wonders Tasmania is full of geological marvels, many of which are located in Tasman National Park, just over an hour’s drive from Hobart. You can stroll along the geometrically patterned Tessellated Pavement at Eaglehawk Neck, then walk a few kilometers further to the fissure of Tasman Arch. Another rock arch, Mars Bluff, rises from the beach on Bruny Island. Along the Three Capes Track, you can see Australia’s highest sea cliffs, and from the top of Cape Hauy, overlook the Totem Pole, a slender sea stack famous among climbers. 04 Cool Temperate Rainforest Temperate rainforests are found only in a few places worldwide, and cool temperate rainforests with high altitude and rainfall are even rarer. Australia’s largest (and one of the world’s top two) cool temperate rainforests are located in the takayna/Tarkine wilderness in northwest Tasmania. Take a walk in Corinna beneath giant myrtle beeches, pass ancient Huon pines, cruise along the Pieman and Arthur Rivers, floating amidst forest reflections like a painting. The forest’s tranquility turns to roar at the coast, where you can feel the thunder of the Southern Ocean at the Edge of the World or in small towns like Marrawah and Couta Rocks. 05 Wildlife Encounters When you think of Tasmania, do you think of the little devils? They are just one of many fascinating species here. At Adventure Bay on Bruny Island, you might encounter the rare white pademelon; at campsites along the South Coast Track, spotted-tailed quolls often appear. Giant freshwater lobsters inhabit northern rivers; if you take a light plane to remote Melaleuca, you can spot the world’s rare Orange-bellied Parrot, making for an unforgettable pilgrimage. For wild Tasmanian devils, head to Maria Island. Other endemic species include the Forty-spotted Pardalote, dusky antechinus, and Tasmanian pademelon. 06 Rainbow Magic The fleeting and brilliant rainbow often decorates Tasmania’s skies. Here you’ll find the “magical formula” for rainbows: clear skies, suitable clouds, a low sun, and ideal latitude. Even more magical, you can witness not only ordinary single rainbows but also the rare double and triple rainbow phenomena. 07 Take a Deep Breath When you arrive in Tasmania, be sure to pause and take a deep breath. If the air feels exceptionally fresh, it’s no illusion. Scientists at the Kannaook/Cape Grim Baseline Air Pollution Station have analyzed the air at Tasmania’s northwest tip for over 40 years and consider it the cleanest air in the world. It nourishes tropical rainforests, mountains, and farms, which in turn produce goods as fresh as the air itself. 📷 Photos / © Tourism Tasmania, Andrew Chisholm, Simon Kruit, Stu Gibson, Flow Mountain Bike, Jess Bonde, Stu Gibson, Tourism Australia, Rob Burnett, Stu Gibson, Luke Tscharke, Kraig Carlstrom

Tasmania’s Bonorong Sanctuary is a place for wildlife to board rather than a zoo. If you travel by car, it takes about half an hour from Hobert via the highway. Although transportation is not convenient, it boasts animals unique to Tasmania, such as wombats, anteaters, and badgers. This garden occupies a wide area, on the slope, the biggest feature is that these animals are not purchased back, but rescued in the wild, temporarily placed here until they have independent abilities, and then released back into the wild. Of course there are also some who are seriously injured and have to live here. Ticket income or donations support this interesting project that can help coordinate the balance of the natural environment. #Bonorong Sanctuary #Love Wildlife

#australiatrip Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary offers one of the most authentic wildlife encounters in Tasmania. Visitors can walk freely among open fields of kangaroos 🦘, hand-feed them, and observe their natural behaviour up close — a highlight for both adults and kids. The sanctuary is also home to Tasmania’s iconic wildlife, including: Tasmanian Devils 😈 Wombats 🐻 Echidnas and other native animals 🐾 Bonorong focuses on rescue and conservation, creating a safe and natural environment for the animals. It’s a meaningful and memorable stop for anyone exploring Tasmania 🌿. #familytravel #couplestrip #kangaroo #tasmania

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

🌟 Redefining Luxury Down Under ► The ONLY Australian Brand on World's BEST 50 List|The Tasman, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Hobart 200 Years of Harbor Legends × Marriott's Finest Heritage|A Timeless Trio on Derwent Bay ⏳ ▻ 1840 Georgian Stone Walls: Whispering Tales of Colonial Whale Oil Lamps ▻ 1940 Art Deco Spiral Staircase: Gilded Fingerprints of the Jazz Age ▻ Minimalist Glass Tower: Reflecting Antarctic Aurora in Ice-Blue Ripples 🌟 Must-Stay Panoramic Suite: Floor-to-Ceiling Windows Where Waves Lullaby the Entire Bay Into Your Dreams 🌌 ❗【👇Tap Below to Book Australia's #1 Divine Hotel】❗ ☠️ MONA Ferry·VIP Hidden Realm ✅ Enter an Underworld: Underground Palace Hosts Egyptian Mummies × Mechanical Organ Art 💉 ✅ HH Exclusive: Sheepskin Thrones + Dark Art Tour + Blood Bag Cocktail Recipe 🍸 👹 Nighttime Devil Kingdom Adventure ✅ Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary Experience Meet Tasmanian devils—Australia's unique "demons"—where your ticket becomes their conservation fund 💰 🌊 Ultimate Seafood Odyssey ✅ Glass-Bottom Boat Fishing: Live Your Angler Fantasy (7-8 Hours!) ✅ 7-Hour Bruny Island Cruise: Watch Urchins Cracked Open Before You ✅ Ocean-to-Table Feast Paired with Glacial-Flecked White Wine 🏝️ Nature Immersion ✅ Scenic Flight from Hobart ✈️ Direct to Maria Island ✅ Island Cycling 🚲 with Rare Wildlife "Blind Box" Encounters! ❗【👇Tap Below for Divine Aussie Landscapes & Magical Creature Encounters】❗

👀 Calling all moms and dads! The ultimate family travel experience is here! ✨ Embark on an 11-day in-depth tour of Tasmania, Australia, combining nature exploration, historical education, and adorable wildlife encounters. This trip promises a meaningful journey of growth for your little ones! 🚀 🌟【A Historical Classroom Through Time📜】 Step into the historic site of Port Arthur, where history comes alive as a storytelling "living textbook" rather than a dull "old relic." 👨👩👧👦 Together with your kids, play card games to uncover convict stories, wander through colonial-era buildings, marvel at weathered brick walls, and listen to echoes of the past. Transform heavy history into fun, interactive knowledge, planting the seeds of cultural enlightenment effortlessly. 🌄【Enter a Natural Fairy Tale World🏞️】 Take your kids on an adventure into a fairy-tale-like natural landscape! Hike through Cradle Mountain to experience the poetic blend of lakes and mountains; head to Wineglass Bay to feel the soft white sand and chase the azure waves; visit Bay of Fires to marvel at the striking orange-red boulders shaped by nature’s artistry. Plus, enjoy panoramic views from Mount Wellington, filling your child’s eyes with the vastness of mountains, lakes, and seas, and offering the most vivid lesson in natural aesthetics. 🦘【Adorable Wildlife Encounters🐨】 Spot the charming white kangaroos on Bruny Island! Visit Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary to meet Tasmanian devils, wombats, echidnas, and more. Observe these rare animals up close, learn about ecological knowledge, and nurture your child’s compassion and curiosity. These heartwarming animal interactions will undoubtedly become the highlight of your trip! ✈️【Stress-Free Family Experience💯】 🌟 Hassle-free flights: Direct flights with China Eastern Airlines for a comfortable journey 🌟 Professional guides: Experts in cultural storytelling and attentive to kids’ needs 🌟 Quality accommodations: Three- and four-star hotels for restful nights 🌟 Culinary delights: A mix of Chinese cuisine and local specialties to satisfy your taste buds 📅 Sample Itinerary: Day 1: Shanghai → Brisbane 🛫 Day 2: Brisbane → Gold Coast 🌴 ✨ South Bank Parklands / Story Bridge / Paradise Country (sheep shearing + koala interaction) / Surfers Paradise Day 3: Brisbane / Gold Coast → Hobart ✈️ Day 4: Bruny Island Day Tour 🐧 ✨ North-South Island (penguin habitat) / Oyster Farm (optional) / Adventure Bay (white kangaroos) Day 5: Tasman Peninsula → Port Arthur → Richmond 🏰 ✨ Richmond Bridge (Australia’s oldest stone bridge) / Port Arthur Convict Site (optional) / Four Wonders Day 6: Hobart → Swansea → Wineglass Bay → Bicheno 🌊 ✨ Swansea Town / Wineglass Bay (hiking) Day 7: Bicheno → Bay of Fires → Launceston 🔥 ✨ Bicheno Blowhole / Bay of Fires (orange boulder beach) / Scenic lookout hike Day 8: Launceston → Stanley 🏞️ ✨ Swiss Village / Cataract Gorge (cable car) / Winery tasting / "The Nut" volcanic relic Day 9: Stanley → Cradle Mountain → Launceston → Sydney 🌌 ✨ Cradle Mountain National Park (hiking) / Marakoopa Cave (glow worms) Day 10: Sydney City Tour 🎭 ✨ Sydney Opera House (inside tour + Chinese guide) / Sydney Harbour Bridge photo op / Dinner cruise Day 11: Sydney → Shanghai 🛬 Traveling the world with kids means playing to the fullest and learning with joy! This 11-day in-depth tour of Tasmania offers a unique blend of nature, history, and wildlife, creating unforgettable family memories. Don’t miss out on this incredible journey with your little ones! 🌈 Cradle Mountain

Peak perfection! Standing at the summit of Mt. Wellington, taking in the breathtaking views of Hobart. What a way to end an epic day exploring Tasmania! #TasmaniaTourism #TravelTasmania #AdventureSeeker #Hobart #ExploreAustralia #MtWellington #Bonorong #MtFields #RussellsFall #TravelInspiration #WanderLust"

#australiatrip Bonorong is both an amazing family experience and a critical contributor to wildlife conservation in the Hobart area. All of the animals my family met and saw were rescued in the local area, and it’s wonderful to know the money visitors like us pay for wildlife experiences and for admission serve to protect and recuperate animals such as Mario the blind Tawny Frogmouth and Bandit the recuperating wombat. Bonorong is excellent for children, as they’re able to travel the grounds and feed kangaroos, as well as get up close with a range of exquisite wildlife from copperhead snakes to tree frogs to echidna to spotted quoll. The staff is knowledgeable and patient with families and endless questions.

There are many places in Tasmania where you can see Tasmanian devils, but this is a wildlife sanctuary, so not only can you see Tasmanian devils, you can also feed kangaroos for free and take a tour of the park 🦘 You can also interact with various animals directly for an additional fee and take a night tour. A must-see spot in Tasmania 🐾 . . . 📍Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary 🗺️Tasmania, Australia 🕑9:00-17:00 💰AU$33.5 #trip_aug #Australia #Zoo

This state is famous for its devils. Travelers from all over the world come to hunt and discover that the devil has grown like this! Nature is amazing, gentle as water, windy, majestic like a cliff, nature's animal world is also amazing, smart like a rabbit, fierce like a tiger, and in Australia Tasmania, there are "Tasmania Devil"! The story begins when the European colonists came to Australia~~ After the European settlers came to the continent, they always heard some kind of animals that they had never seen before. Creepy screams, you can see animals with dark fur, and will bite the bones, flesh, hair, etc. of the prey, just like the devil! In this regard, this animal is the local devil of Tasmania! "Tasmanian Devil" is the largest preserved carnivorous marsupial in the world, such as a large dog. It was from the Australian mainland about 400 years ago because of the introduction of Australian dogs by Aboriginal people. It is extinct, and there are still bags in the world in Australia and Tasmania. The flower also met this "devil" in the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary in Tasmania, Australia, although it does not look cute but not fierce, and according to reports, its The scream is as harsh and terrifying as a beast that is 10 times larger than its size, and its teeth and jaws can be as powerful as sharks and crocodiles! Ponolang Wildlife Sanctuary is a non-profit operation established in 1981 to provide for the adoption and rescue of injured and isolated wildlife. Volunteers will take care of animals in protected areas and make visitors Explain the tour. The shape of the acupuncture in the protected area is like a long-nosed hedgehog. It is one of the most primitive mammals, and it is also a natural excavator, and it is related to the platypus! first saw the wombat, and it was sprouted by its meaty pier. Although it has short limbs, it is muscular and is the largest mammalian burrowing animal in Australia. It is herbivorous. According to reports, when they are in danger, they can run at speeds of up to 40 kilometers and dig holes up to 20 meters deep to accommodate five wombats. The main defense against the enemy is their big butt - when they are safely threatened, they will have one end. Plunge into the tunnel, then use the buttocks to block the entrance. Think about this situation and it will be full of screens~~! The Australian national treasure koala is only living in the Australian mainland. The koalas in Tasmania are all moving from other states in the mainland.~~ greedy strong Kangaroo is a "civilian star" that can be seen all over Australia. As long as there is food in hand, it is easy to get a photo!