Welcome To Tasmania: Is It Really That Bad?
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- Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2019
- I fly to Hobart in Tasmania and interview 17 locals to find out if they like living there, if there's a rivalry with the mainland, and if being left off the map is upsetting.
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I just moved to Tasmania from northern NSW . I wanted to get away from the heat and humidity.
i bought a house overlooking a white sandy beach for less than $350K.
Absolutely love the seafood, wines and food here.
People are friendly and have time to say hello.
My best decision ever.
I totally relate!
Is jobs are available
G'day... Hope you well and happy ✌🏻.. Fish are biting!
I don't know if u have been to Richmond, but if u haven't please go the are soo kind, it was my birthday and I got to go I to the museum for free discount on chips and got two charms from the crystal place. ❤
Talk to me about it I What to
I live in hobart and recognised multiple people being interviewed
Yeah same 😂
Is jobs are available in Hobart ,most of people are saying no jobs in hobart
@@TaxinDaMan is jobs are available in hobart,pls answer
@@gursaini5055 it depends, if you dont have experience retail and hospitality are hard but basically anyone can get a job fruit picking in the huon Valley
@@lukedorey can you help me in getting pls
As a Canadian who has visited Australia three times and spent 2007 in Hobart with my family, I can say that Tasmania is my favourite state and Hobart is one of the most beautiful and under-rated small cities I have ever seen. Be thankful for and enjoy the anonymity.
Hobart isn’t a small city
I live in the US right now but I'd like to go to college there. My top three choices are Honolulu Hawaii, Hobart Tasmania, and Townsville, QLD. You got a recommendation? I'll be probably studying marine biology and creative multimedia
Where do you live in Canada? Compared to Australia do you like living in Canada or Australia?
Is there are jobs available in Tasmania
@@asyrafaziz1105 is jobs are available in tasmania
Tassie born an bred, best place on Gods Earth.. you can be in the snow, and two hours later, standing on a beach... and, yeah, we have 4 seasons..sometimes in one day..
It doesn’t take two hours to drive from snow covered Mount Wellington to Sandy Bay Beach to experience snow and summer sand in one day.
@@gaijininja Was thinking more of our beautiful, rugged highlands, but yep, you are right..
@@ronfreeman5857 Nothing made this ex-pat Tassie lad miss home more, than standing at the back of the Epping Forest Roadhouse (Had to stop for the best crinkle cut chips!) and looking out across to the snow capped Ben Lomond in the distance. So many times I awoke as a youth, to look out my front window in a suburb of Hobart to see Mount Wellington/kunanyi either glowing red in the sunrise, or pure white with snow. Or travelling inland from Ulverstone to the areas my recent ancestors called home, and feeling like I didn't want to leave, like it was home too. No better land, no better people than Tasmania!
@ron freeman No, my country is the best place on Gods Earth! But, yes, I would agree Tasmania looks beautiful :) I do have some trouble understanding the accent from down under, I'll need to take a translator with me when I travel, someone who can translate into American.
@@monicamccarthy3932 The US the best place on Earth? No chance. Come visit Australia, you'll never want to leave. To us, Americans have an accent.
I was born in Victoria, have travelled to every state and territory, have lived in six of them and finally settled in NW Tassie 15 years ago. Best thing I ever did.
The fake continent of Australia is made up of Norfolk Island ,Tasmania and New Zealand they all pretend..
@@joshuabacon4564 you should and prove some evidence for peoples more understand.don't spam,make no sense.also make you dumb guy bla bla bla
@Physical Removal not important,english don't help me earning money.just amusement
@Physical Removal i speak english quite well,enough for listener understand.you too,you understood and did reply to me
@Physical Removal bla bla bla your language our language fucking shit language.how much your or our language important? No make money no important.fucking your language,your mother language lol lol lol
Went to Hobart recently for the first time. Absolutely stunning scenery with the mountains and sea so close. There is no where else in Australia like it. Really is the gem of country
Brandon glad you like it! It makes me happy cause I’m proudly Tasmanian!
Yes! Country! Long live the Republic of Tasmania :)
I live in Queensland and love Queensland and agree with you, there's no place like Tasmania, very unique
Big call. Big country.. And you're seen a fraction of it lol
@@robspunk I'd back that.
Whenever I'll travel to Australia, I won't miss out on Tasmania!
Greetings from Sweden.
Greetings from Saturn
@A water guy. I am empress of Saturn
@A water guy. k it’s aight with me
Greetings to you in Sweden also, see you in Tassie.
I'm in long distance with a girl, she lives in Hobart and I want to travel to see her for the first time irl in Oct. I have considered living in Tasmania but I also considered Sweden as another choice. Is there a glaring difference between either country that makes the other one stand out as being better?
I'm from Queensland but I've always been pretty fascinated by Tasmania. I'm guilty of using the two-heads joke, but in all seriousness I think it seems like a proper gem of Australia. They're Australians just like us, but enjoy such a unique location.
I'm fixated on travelling to different countries for the first time, like Japan, but there's something about Tasmania that's making me consider putting those plans on hold and instead just enjoying some time on our beautiful little island, Tasmania.
I think once you get your second head cut off (normally this happens around 6 months) people generally can't tell you're Tasmanian. That's why there are so many 'laser clinics' in Hobart these days.
@@robspunk bro what, just stfu, honestly grow up, you know we’re not incest but you guys are too insecure that u have to come for us, smh
@@ajreading5016 you and I got completely different reads off @robspunk post. I’m pretty sure he’s Tasmanian taking the piss out of himself. I’m Tasmanian born and raised (although in WA now) and do the same thing all the time. We used to be well known for the ol Aussie charm of taking the piss out of ourselves. Guess times are changing as everyone gets butt hurt over anything these days
My family is from Labrador, and that is where I'd retire,
not need for a cold climate if you can avoid it!
I visited Tasmania from Queensland in 1993. An amazing experience. Want to go back for a visit sometime
I lived in Tasmania for four years ( I am Italian ) and I loved it .....and still loving it!
Woo! Good to hear... I quite like it also!
How cold does it get
@@mariecohen3052 it can get pretty chilly in winter around zero at night ...
I lived in Tasmania all my life lol
I am hating the heat here in Perth. I will consider moving to Taz.
I’m Tasmanian and I’ve been to the mainland a handful of times and ea time I come back to our island home I take a deep breath - the air quality I find is so much fresher and welcoming .
Yes !!!! Amen to that, I've never been anywhere that has air as fresh & clean to breathe like Tassie
The fake continent of Australia is made up of Norfolk Island ,Tasmania and New Zealand they all pretend
@@joshuabacon4564 true, we get payed a lot to pretend
@@Mynameischef Thank you for being truthful
Don’t leave…..there’s nowhere better.
I’d lived in Tassie for 7 months and I can say Tassie is definitely THE BEST state of Australia. Nice people, the aesthetic of the city is absolutely make me want to stay there forever. This video totally bring back so much good memories in Tasmania.
people in hawaii refer to the lower 48 states of the u.s. as "the mainland" what's the big deal? it's not like it's an insult.
@Stephanie ogilvie if yer real lucky meaybe someday you'll have their meth problems.
@@NoirL.A. not quite so luck but we have a problem with ice
Maybe the same shit but there’s still problems with wackos fucked out of there mind
Ice meth, all the same.. Tassie is beautiful , we have it all in our island home, however we are plagued with ice addiction. I don't think any where is imunne to the popular drugs.
@@southernbridal i know what you mean i'm american and our drug problems are absolutely horrendous. meth is a big one for sure then during the 80's it was crack during the 70's it was heroin and then angel dust is a big problem in the poorer gang ridden neighborhoods but now the big problem is prescription drugs and prescription drugs are an especially bad problem because they're equally popular amongst the affluent and the poor. i also always thought we had more drug addicition in the states whereas you have more alcoholism in oz (and you definitely have more tobacco consumption) but while you def. have more alcoholism maybe i was wrong about the drugs.
You guys are definitely NOT being left out on the world map. I travelled 4,700 miles from Hong Kong to Tassie 5 years ago and had actually planned to return last year but had to cancel due to the pandemic. I will definitely be back, love you, love Tassie. You guys are so friendly..........
My husband and I went to Tasmania for a holiday and we loved it. It is very beautiful and the people are so friendly and easy going. If I could get work down there I would move in a heart beat. We are from Sydney and couldn't believe how beautiful it is. Love you Tassie.
$2 says they are divorced now.
In my island (Sardinia) when going to the mainland, we say "I'm going to Italy" as if we were two separate countries.
In Britain we say 'In Europe', as if we were not in Europe!
@@dstreet353 so are Sardinia and Italy
@@Gmagnani100oh sorry i thought it said 'are' instead of 'were' lmfao
@@dstreet353 yeah, I intended to write "as if we were" and I got it wrong, I'll fix it
it makes me sad that they felt left out .. i love Tasmania...♥️🌴 u guys r lucky to live on an island!!
Pino Kio hey ...i don’t live in australia
Tasmania sucks
YaBoy Kdos how?
@@pigeonmaster1361 rude
Love living here
I am a Taiwanese and have been travelling around Australia since 2015, there isn’t a place I have been visited three times besides Tassie. Just love this island and never stop brings me surprise.
You should move here, you'd be really welcome.😊
As a 64 year old who was always wanted to go to Tassie finally got there in 2022 me and my wife and our dog drove around Tassie in our camper van and it was amazing. Loved Hobart what a beautiful city and all the wilderness the west coast was magic and we spent quite a bit of time around Cygnet and Huonville and the southern area and the people were nice and friendly. Tasmania is mysteriously beautiful and can't wait to get back would move there tomorrow if the opportunity arose love Tasmania.
As an Irish, Tassie is an awsome place for living. People are friendly, they won't judge my weird accent (I came from Belfast), weather is not bad. BTW, Asians are nicer than those who living interstates, they are friendly.
I'm not sure if this message will reach you... But I'm curious about the weather and the people in Belfast! Could you tell us a bit? :)
@@voyager1996 Shitty weather, dickheads, Guinness, Port of Larne and drunk stupid arses. Welcome to Belfast.
I love Tassie! I moved here to escape the heat of Adelaide's summers. It's like a little magical fairy tale kind of place down here. And the people are so nice 🙂 And guys, I swear to god, the food tastes so much better! Actually, everyone who visits says it.
You took the words right out of my mouth. I'm from Adelaide too.
It is the clean air,I left 20 years ago but It will always be home..Gods country 😀👍
I just got back from Tasmania after visiting for the first time and I highly recommended going, it’s beautiful there and the food really is amazing and fresh
The fake continent of Australia is made up of Norfolk Island ,Tasmania and New Zealand they all pretend
The thing is, is might be a _bit_ cold during winter but it's really not that bad. Compare it to other places in the world where you'll literally die if you stay out in the elements for too long, you don't get that here, not in the cities anyway. Plus we don't get cyclones or major earthquakes so that's also a plus. As for being left off the map, the only time that ever bothered me was the f'ing 2000 Sydney Olympics where on the official literature Tasmania was missing on the map. That was insulting! But I love it here. It's a beautiful place to live.
Canadian here. I spent 8 mos in Beauty Point and travelled all over Tassie. I have been in SA, NSW and NT. Tassie is by far the nicest place in OZ. Hobart is my favourite small city in the world...any city for that matter. In a way it is the Newfoundland of OZ. The mainlanders in both countries make Tassie and Newfie jokes. Hidden gem!
Always loved it there, definitely looking forward to going back ASAP 😀
I studied at the University of Tasmania and lived there from Feb 2015 to june 2018 and its very friendly but it can be boring at times managed to find good food and it was underrated
Tasmania is on my bucket list! Hope to visit someday!
Have been visiting my best friend in Tasmania since 1967. Never get tired of taking in all the beautiful places all over Tassie. The friendlest people, most caring of the land and heritage places. Wish I had moved there years ago but settled in NSW because of family connections. I still view Tasmania as our best state. ❤
Did a fly/drive holiday to Tassie last year 22/23 in peak season and had the best time in a long time. The places - the people - the food - the weather ....... would do it again in a heartbeat! I work in Tourism (Qld) and I can say without hesitation Tassie really knows how to turn Tourism on. With such a short “window” for tourism Tassie really does take full advantage, going over and above to make every experience a great memory.
I'm born & bred in Tasmania & it's an awesome place to live, especially if you like the wilderness. From where I live in Launceston, a forty minute drive each way gets you to the beach or the snow. If you live on Flinders Island, they actually call Tasmania "the mainland".
I don't want to live anywhere else 🍻👍❤
Do you have a spare room I can move into.???😀
@@axeman.982
Not hear mate but there's cheap accommodation near by 👍
Anton.. From where you live I believe its called the Gourge, with a chairlift, I've seen that place in full flood , it was awesome display of the force of water and mother nature.👍👌😀
@@antonhapiak The fake continent of Australia is made up of Norfolk Island ,Tasmania and New Zealand they all pretend
Tassie is always on my mind. It’s really a beautiful place for relaxing for a months sightseeing is relaxing with little populations. As we stay and work in busy place. Modern living when retire l prefer to go tassie. But only problem l face is the weather and the journey. I living in Singapore.
Went to Tasmania a long time ago and loved it. Did a bus tour around the coast and really enjoyed myself. Love Tassie and always wanted to go back some day.
studied in tassie for 3 years. what a great place it is? can't wait to see it again
That's crazy, I've always wanted to visit Tasmania, it just looks so beautiful and special, I can't wait to be there.
Born in Tassie but lived for 35 years on the mainland in various states and cities, and also spent time living in a few international cities also. I have just recently moved back to Hobart permanently, absolutely love it here. Life is good, living here is just easy. Wouldn’t live anywhere else... 💚
I live in Melbourne and I love Tasmania, I have been there once, and will be going back to Launceston and Hobart next month. Similar weather as of Melbourne, less people than the mainland and to most people that can be a deal breaker but I love it.
My dads cousin went to live In hobort tasmania in 1960s from belfast ireland and when i asked her why she ended up there she said because it reminded her of our little village greencastle in belfast , she is in her 70s now , 🤗
Just visited Tasmania from New Zealand. Beautiful place, Port Arthur was fascinating,the markets were great but the Zoo is under funded - probably the worst I have ever seen.overall we enjoyed our trip , had dinner at the revolving restaurant at the casino and stayed with family.
I like that you showed the fountain twice while everyone is talking about there's not much to see in Tasmania
In short hills new jersey USA we have a street called Hobart Ave.
Our cycling group have cycled different parts of Tasmania 5 times and are looking forward to when we are able to go back to do it all again. The temperate rainforest are so beautiful, let's hope they don't exploit them, their wilderness is unique.
Hobart is probably the most beautiful city in Australia.
I’m from Melbourne but have visited Tasmania several times over my lifetime. It is a wonderful place. Fantastic food, great people, amazing scenery. I will definitely visit again.
Is jobs are available in Tasmania
@@gursaini5055 yes, depending on what you want to do and where you are.
@@gursaini5055 Nup, be prepared for a long time looking
@@leannewith3 The fake continent of Australia is made up of Norfolk Island ,Tasmania and New Zealand they all pretend
@@joshuabacon4564 agh, yeah right....guessing my home is just a fake place that isn’t really here 🤔
Loved Tassie Especially the food and the history and the pristine environment
I'm from Papua New Guinea, and I was in Tassie for a year. I was in Latrobe then later moved to Moriarty. And i enjoyed working with Nichols Poultry, located in East Sassafras. Friendly people, I love the cold weather and also, I miss Tassie so much.
Tasmania sounds lovely! I already live in a paradise, but sometimes I consider other places.
Thanks for the idea.
l was thinking of moving to Tasmania in the near future and this video helped and made me more excited!! Greetings from Scotland, UK!
Awesome! 😁 Feel free to ask any questions in the comment section. There seem to be plenty of Tasmanians in here 😊
Greetings from dover Tasmania.
I hope you like it if you decide to move, have you visited before?😁
@@stuie11bk93102 Nope, but l intend to visit to see my friend before l move.
Why??
@@WelcomeTo The fake continent of Australia is made up of Norfolk Island ,Tasmania and New Zealand they all pretend...
love Tasmania, Hobart. we always get forgotten but, i did see cat and fiddle there.
You guys have my vote, a lot of heart in Tasmania. I could move from the States and never look back. Maybe I will see some of you oneday! And.... ...you know in your heart that Tasmania will always be home.
I went there in 2000 when I was 11, studied in New Town Primary School, such a great place! Nice people, very safe, with a lot of places to go trekking/climbing. Love it!
I have visited Tasmania for 2 weeks awhile back and I liked it. As for teasing Tassie people its just a bit of banter....... I live in Canberra so I get it lol.
My wife and I fell in love with Tasmania in 1998 and have returned to visit six, maybe seven times since. We have brought family and friends and all have loved it. I know some of you think these people are nuts but the story of our love for Tassie has a connection to where we live in the States. We live in Albuquerque, NM. New Mexico and like Tassie gets no respect. The state of New Mexico lies between Texas and Arizona. It is part of the United States but try telling that to East Coast snobs. When our daughter went back east to college and told people where she was from they wanted to know the exchange rate for currency!!!! Maps of the United States have been published showing the border of Texas aligning with the eastern border of Arizona. It wasn't until "Breaking Bad" was televised that the rest of the country realized we were a US state. A little exaggeration but not much.
I am convinced added to my travel list, when we can travel again of course. As a Kiwi it look to me looks like Dunedin with an Australia accent :) We sometimes refer to our South Island as the Mainland not an insult just its the bigger of our three main Islands.
I live in Tassie and I found this video because when I went to the mainland everything was different
how is your channel so underrated??? only 6k subs?! bruh. keep up the good content man!
Could be the best compliment I’ve ever received 🙏😁
I visited last May from Seattle . Fell in love with the nature, the food and loved the people. I have not been to the mainland and have no desire to.
Sydney, is also Beautiful.
You are missing out... Come to far north queensland you know the great barrier reef the daintree rainforest we have the best wild life in the world and the best rain forests aswell..
Had a fantastic two-week trip to Tasmania-amazing sights and scenery make it a great holiday spot. Friendly people, but the beaches can't beat the east coast of the mainland. Tasmania's summer water is as cold as the east coast in winter water. I certainly recommend a visit, but not for the beaches.
I lived in NZ for 4 years and pretty much everything they say about Tassie also applies to Kiwiland. Remote, left out on maps, beautiful nature, but not much to do aside from eating cheese and getting drunk.
I lived in Tasmania for six years and my family owned a pub in st Mays i recommend going to see the huge sights as its honestly worth it (i don' live there anymore and new owners are hella rude)
Is jobs are available there in Tasmania
@@gursaini5055 Of couse there is even police stations and fish and chips shops, its a wonderful place to live
You forgot to mention, Tasmanian beer is the best
@@xxmentaltreeladyxx7401 The fake continent of Australia is made up of Norfolk Island ,Tasmania and New Zealand they all pretend
Went to hobart & launceston for our honeymoon & we had a great time. Very laid back & we just love driving long roads with awesome views
I’m in Launceston I live here it’s ok
I've been in Tassie one week, it is really nice .... is small if you compare with Melbourne or Sydney, but it has a lot of beautiful landscapes and people ....... it is cold, well ...i went on June ...i reckon that in january gets better with the weather. Greetings from Bolivia!
I am from Launceston Tasmania, no stress , it's quite kind of life , still old school when walk down street I'll have at least 3 conversation with someone I know , and you know your neighbours, have BBQ, parties and coffee with them even ask for a cup of sugar. Have neighbourhood watch , more like find out what people been up to group. Everyone friendly , easy make friends and you got the Launceston gorge you can go swimming, pool or fresh water , hiking, rock climbing, chair lift, restaurant, cafe, playground, wildlife all in one. The best thing is no traffic
The fake continent of Australia is made up of Norfolk Island ,Tasmania and New Zealand they all pretend...
As a Turkish, I want not only visit Tasmania but also want to live there. I love Tasmania
@Physical Removal Why?
Open kebab joint
Because less people
as a Tasmanian who has never left. Don't. stay as far away from this shithole as you POSSIBLY CAN! it has the highest cost of living in all of Australia, it has the worst education system in all of Australia to the point where im in grade 8 and have had ONE sex ed lesson in my ENTIRE LIFE! it has the worst weather in all of Australia, it has the worst internet in all of Australia, it has a booming population, it is spiraling towards a recession rapidly, gun laws are strict enough that the NERF FUCKING RIVAL SERIES WAS BANNED! A FUCKING NERF SERIES! WHAT THE FUCK! it has the stupidest laws in all of Australia to the point where it is illegal to dress up as batman in public because it is "Technically impersonating law enforcement" how tho. I do not fucking understand why so many ppl want to live here. it is horrible, the education system has given me depresion, anxiety, I can barely sleep and it is filled with some of the most toxic little cunts on planet, Telia im fuckin looking at you. I could go on, just. stay in turkey, not because we don't want you here, but the moment you step foot of that plane, YOU won't want you here.
@@thelemonofgaming6303 Thank you for the reply 🙏 Well, I want to ask you a question, Would you like to live in Turkey? If not, why?
I fully agreed to their saying. Nice place and people are friendly. I thinking going after l retire can spend more days travelling
One of the best places I've ever visited. Spectacular scenery and friendly people.
From Brisbane Queensland
Iv'e been to Tassie and the people are very friendly and the scenery spectacular . We drove from the bottom to the the top and places in between and found it a great place to visit , yes i would go back again :-)
Is job's are available in Tasmania
@@gursaini5055 I know nothing about what jobs available in Tasmania , just like any place in Australia I suppose , retail , tourism , industry etc :-)
I loved when I visited Tassie.
Hobart, Taz looks lovely. Think I’d really enjoy living there.
Taz, lol
Backpackerd 3 months around Australia really glad I went to Tasmania enjoyed it and the people were much more easy going
I personally bridge the gap between Launceston and Hobart - I'm from Launnie born and raised but I'm going to uni in Hobart and wanna work and live in Hobart so idk
I wish to move there. I live in Sydney, but lived there for 2 years when I was 3 years old. I loved the cool weather and scenery it is also cheaper.
True but wages are also significantly lower in general.
not cheaper anymore
I'm Surprised no one mentioned the air and water.
We have some of the best tap water in the world, its one of things i miss most when i travel.
Also the fresh crisp cold air. I just love the fresh air, It's the first thing I notice when I get off the plane (despite it being mixed in the jet fuel fumes)
So many people here in Perth always dream of moving to Tasmania. I certainly do.
We totally do have kangaroos idk what the heck she was talking about at 8:00
was just about to comment the same thing!
The Forrester is the only kangaroo species that is in Tassie, and in quite limited numbers confined to pockets in the north-east and parts of the centre.
@@jonathanm9436 they are everywhere in lebrina
@@jonathanm9436 and in roaches beach near hobart
@@jamraffses6373 Yes, common in the north east apparently (I had to look up where the heck Lebrina is 🤔), but I don't know what they're doing in the south though. Having grown up in Tas I know I prefer all the pretty wallabies and pademelons to kangas.
What a beautiful Tasmania Greetings from Guatemala🇬🇹🇬🇹
A warm greeting to you in Guatemala from me in Tassie, come and visit.
@@paulclark4988 Of course I would love to go to that beautiful country hugging from a distance🌟🌟
watching this makes me soooooooo homesick!
I was born in Tasmania 5th generation on my mother's side. My Irish great great great grandfather was sent out there from England in 1837. His son, my great great grandfather was born in Hobart, and his son, my great grandfather was born in Penquin, and his daughter, my grandmother was born in Strahan in 1911, and her daughter my mother was born in Scotsdale. I left Tasmania as a 3 year old child in 1957 and didn't get back there until 2009, and then only for ten days, but I loved it! The people were very friendly. Having lived in Queensland all this time though, I did find it a bit cold 🤗
Tasmanians are laid back & friendly. Even our Magpies are laid back & friendly. They can't be bothered to swoop at people. They leave that up to the Plovers.
@Airbus A380 Hahaha, yes. I'm waiting for the day I arrive home from work to find them taking up squatter's rights in my house.🤨
Heading to tassie in 4 weeks. Pretty excited!
A big Tassie welcome when you arrive.
@@paulclark4988 oh thank you! I arrive on the 17th and am very much looking forward to it!
@@karynpeterson8343 1 week left good luck and welcome!
@@hackermanofficial1098 I'm from Victoria. I've had to cancel 😭
@@karynpeterson8343 I’m so sorry to hear hope your doing well.
went to Tassie last year in December to escape the heat and bushfire haze in Sydney...and I liked it, wish to return there soon when the boarders are open for us Sydneysiders coz of Covid.
Is jobs are enough in Tasmania available
Love Tassie, will be moving there soon from NSW
As a South Australian I cant wait to visit Tazzie
No cyclones, no heavy crime, little air pollution. Poblems, yes, but still the safest state to live in.
No heavy crime? The toxic masculinity is criminal. Your ingratitude to the federal government for your dole is criminal. Your hatred of education is criminal.
The lack of respect for personal boundaries is heavily criminal.
I was in Tasmania 3 years ago. I also went to West Australian and the state of Victoria. If u like aussie wildlife, there you will see A LOT OF IT! Hehe especially paddy melons!🦘 😉
09:53 "We've got Pademelons..." Spot on my dear, Pademelons rock :-)
Tasmania is a very beautiful place . I've always loved the map of Tassie.😍👌
I’m not sure if many will get that joke 🤣
I’m in Launceston and I literally love this place I am never gonna leave, sure it is a bit ehh being left of Australian stuff but oh well. One point I joined an Australian chat and they asked where in Australia I was and I said Tasmania and all hell broke loose
I love islands, and have been so very much drawn to Tasmania. Can you love a place you haven't lived? Maybe I lived there in a past life, in which case I hope to live there in a future one. Thanks for this piece.
Love Tasmania hoping to have a Holliday there soon I was born there lived 28 years in Tassie mount Wellington lot of time on the mountain and had the best beer and yes the cheese apples the best 😄🏏🏉🦉
Yay Tassie😂 are they at the cat and fiddle arcade?
No not quite The Cat and Fiddle is near by they are in the Elisabeth Street Mall Cat and Fiddle is in Collins Street around the corner almost.
I feel very Tasmanian when I recognize the people in the video...
Lol, I'm from NW, but I swear I meet the bloke in the grey hoodie on one of the few trips down a couple year back.
I've been staying there for 5 years. lots of beautiful places, beaches and good oysters. but some of local people not really welcoming outsider for coming or staying there. but still, I'm miss to come n stay there..
As someone from Hong Kong like myself,I went to Tassie 5 years back and we stayed for 11 nights and did the Grand Circle tour, I can confess Tassie’s scenery is out of this world. I would say it is somewhat similar to Hawaii when it comes to nature, but Tassie is not a place you want to miss. Hobart, Launceston, Strahan, they all have their own charm. I love Indian food and to my surprise, they have tons of good Indian restaurants all around Tassie, and even a lovely Malaysian joint in Hobart........go for it.......I love Tassie and it’s wines......
True about Indian restaurants in Hobart
I strongly agree ! Tasmania is goddamn fantastic. I have traveled to many different countries, but you know what ? Tasmania is the very first place for me to experience horrible racism attacks. Such a lovely place to enrich your life experience !
Tasmanian: we get a lot of rain
Me an Irish person: that's cute.
Hobart doesn’t get that much rain, but the west coast of Tassie is one of the wettest parts of the country. It gets like 2500-3000mm of rain a year
no seriously, it rains 9 months of the year and hails the other 2, then its heat-stroke inducingly hot for 1 month.
I would love to visit!
More chook owners in Tassie than anywhere else I have been in Australia. I have to love that other than all the rooster dumping.
And hearing roosters crowing at dawn whilst in Sandy Bay--refreshing
I love Tassie. Most Beautiful nature.
Feels like Washington, Oregon or Maine in the US, very nice people
Very comparable to Maine. Salem reminded me a lot of North West Tasmania.
I live in Launceston love it!!
Australia🇦🇺 has insanely clean air especially Tasmania
I live in Tasmania and I think that it is great. I was originally from Queensland it I would not live anywhere else
Tell me about the Hobart-Launceston rivalry? Is it similar to Sydney vs. Melbourne?
The rivalry between Hobart and Launceston is like Sydney Melbourne. Launceston always complain that they don’t get everything that they want and Hobart doesn’t agree with them
Jasper Cobbing Classic! Some people in Hobart said some pretty brutal things to me about Launceston 😂
Jasper Cobbing same
@@WelcomeTo also Hobart and Devonport