Freycinet National Park - The place that took our breath away (in every sense of the word)

Daddy & Mummy just got back from another long road trip. We finally made our way up to the beach house. It's really a lovely getaway from the cares of the world, tucked away in a really nice & quiet cosy corner of Tasmania... :) The sands was pearly white and lovely, but a huge thunderstorm had blown a whole bunch of seaweed onto the beach.

From there, it's a short drive up to Freycinet National Park. We did a short walk, down to Oyster Bay. It was covered with seaweed as well, but the water still looked lovely. Daddy & Mummy then got a bit adventurous & did a longer walk up to the lookout of Wineglass Bay. It's a lovely beach that we've seen pictures of. It was a rather tough walk which took a bit of our breaths but the view was fantastic! The Bay looked so peaceful & serene that Daddy really wanted to stay for a long long time. But in the end, we still had to get back.

On the way back to the beach house, we stopped at Freycinet Lodge which is like a chalet complex with log cabins for people to stay. We had a light snack of cakes & potato wedges before driving back to the beach house. That night, Daddy & Mummy treated Uncle Paul & Auntie Kerry to dinner at a restaurant in Swansea. The food was great & in huge portions that no one was able to finish his.

Today, was a relaxing day as we got ready to get back to Hobart. Daddy & Mummy took a long walk on the beach where we picked up a really nice whole seashell. After a light lunch, we drove back to Hobart. Uncle Paul & Auntie Kerry has a dinner appointment tonight, so Daddy & Mummy will have a night out. We intend to go to a restaurant that Daddy liked, called Hog's Breadth Cafe, for dinner. They serve really nice steak. Hope Mummy enjoys it too...