TASMANIA - Hidden gem of Australia - Travel guide in HD and Drone
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2018
- 5 days in and around Hobart, 9 days driving all the way around the Island. What a fantastic destination if you want to 'get away' from it all. Roads are amazing whether they are sealed or unsealed. People are friendly and the tourist amenities are 2nd to none. Highly recommend at LEAST a week here.
MUSIC CREDITS:
0.00 to 1.09 - The Great Southern Mix (The Time & Motion Mixes) - ICEHOUSE
1.15 to 4.46 - Reach Your Goals-6229 - SWEET WAVE
4.50 to 11.48 - Beds Are Burning (My own mix) - MIDNIGHT OIL
12.40 to 17.15 - Uplifting Guitar Background Music - VISIONARY
I live in god's country TASMANIA !! ALWAYS SOMEWHERE TO GO AND DO !! FULL OF INTERESTING PLACES AND FRIENDLY PEOPLE!! 😃👍 AND NO WE DON'T HAVE TWO HEADS!! 😌😌 TOP VIDEO FOLKS !! 😉👍CHEERS FROM TASMANIA AUSTRALIA!!
You do indeed - live in a paradise!
Lucky you!.. and please, keep it that way. I visit every year from Sydney and there's always something new to discover.
...still, I haven't made up my mind which 'drop' is best:
James Boags or Cascade?
As a ex-taswegian, we just came back from a short holday there, your video brough a tear to my eye ... Thank you
It's a pretty emotional state, even the great western is in tears.
I went to all of those places. I fell in love with Tassie. It is so incredible.
Great overview of the beautiful sights of Tasmania. I have always wondered what the geography and vibe was there. Thank you!
thank you was beautiful looking like paradise!
Really well made. Makes me wanna move there :)
This is one of the best tasmanian road trip videos I've seen ! great footage, great sound track!
Im glad you took a decent amount of time to see the island. Many people make the mistake of thinking they can see Tasmania in a mere 3 days, definitely give yourself 1 to 2 weeks if you plan to visit. The short distances by road are often winding and eventful and need to be taken in short sections to be really enjoyed.
I will say though you missed seeing two important regions. The historic midlands Georgian sandstone villages, such as Bothwell and Oatlands with its historic wind powered flour mill and the broad sweeping plains where the worlds finest merino wool is grown also the deep south, the gorgeous Huon Valley. Hartz mountains, Sleeping beauty, Hastings caves, thermal springs and Willy Smith's Apple cider museum.
There's a little something for you to come back for 😉
The Huon is the best!
Agree, and also Cradle Mountain World Heritage Area, which is my favourite part of Tasmania.
What an awesome holiday you had! Beautiful and interesting. .. you've sold me on going too! Thank you :-)
Really enjoyed your video, thank you.
I live here and am saving this for places to go! Beautiful, thanks
This was brilliant... I liked and subscribed... It's uncanny how much you look like my sister
omg the berry patch got a shoutout, amazing
Great watch
Such a rad video. Rad timelapse, rad drone shots, rad locations, rad editing. Looks like you guys had a blast!
It sure was a rad time had by all!
Great video! This is really well shot and well edited!
Great video: gorgeous photography & videography, as well as in-depth capturing all areas of Tasmania. I’m researching for a potential upcoming trip. This was so helpful. Thanks for sharing!
Glad it was useful
Great, great, great video! Excellent! Well done!
Awesome video well done. Kind regards David
Man the quality of some of those shots is awesome!
Yeah im glad you noticed actually. I'm filming in 2.7k now rather than 1080p. Makes a huge difference doesn't it
Oh dang I just realised. Nice. Yeah, plus some of your panoramic, timelapse and those drone pics, man, you gotta start doing nature docos seriously.
Great BGM, nice shot.
Really nice mate thanks for sharing
Anytime ☺
Nice video, thanks for uploading!👍
Nice one, a few gems you missed: National Park & Russell Falls, Styx with some of the world's tallest flowering trees, Southport & Cockle Creek! Arthur RIver, Bridport, Bridestow Lavender, Lake St Clair, Narawntapu and Boat Harbour, but what you covered in the time was impressive, I always think the drive out to Gordon Dam is an interesting day trip as it's quite different from other parts of the state, just a shame you can't really cut over to the west coast - so it is a trek when time is short. Nice you made this video as it might be a while before folk can see this for real. Thanks for sharing, lovely quality. 👍🐾🦘😎
nice video and edition mate! 👏
Thanks guys your to be commended for the time and effort required to do this video and also reminding me of how nice it is to be in love 😜
This video is fantastic. Have you ever worked with video professionally? I’d bet yes, because of its high quality. Thanks so much for sharing it. For you two who downvoted, please seek professional counseling.
Thanks for making such an awesome video of the apple Isle. I want to go there this year with my caravan.
Question, can you get to most of these places with a 21' caravan?
Hey there. Not sure what 21' means? But every road we went on apart from one where we did a bush walk down to a farely standard waterfall would be no problem at all. Even the road up to stanly we took with the little car ferry would be fine for a large campervan. Gravel roads we encountered were all very wide and hard packed.
Great work and I love the tune it’s 👌🏻 classic! Where do you get your licensing for music or is there a way around it?
Great video, well done, one small alteration, LEVEN CANYON....
Thanks Barry. Bugga! Theres always something isn't there. Thanks ☺
Damn it :), to late now but thanks
Beautifully done. You people can come again :) (a 'local')
Awesome thanks ☺ we may well be back soon. Might do it on motorbikes this time
Looks great. What time of year did you go?
Really well put together guys, but can you take it down as we don't want too many people knowing how great Tasmania is? ;-) BTW what cameras did you use?
Lol nice one! Whole thing was shot on a gopro hero 6 and a dji spark drone. Hope that helps ☺.
sorry i haven't gotten back to you, forgot about comments lol. It was a simple gopro 6 and a DJI spark drone and used FXPX to edit on a Mac
I love this city , I hope someone send me an invitation to come 😍
Em Kay
What camera are you using for the time-lapse?
It was a gopro six
Camera angle is changing 22 times a second 😭😭😭😭
its Leven
shhh don't tell anyone. we might get infected with tourists! :D
A lot of the drone footage in this video was shot in National Parks, where drones are banned. There are various reasons for this ban, one of which is the disruption of other people's enjoyment of the environment. And, to be honest, one should think twice flying drones generally when other people are about.
You sound fun Doug ! Bet you are the life of the party.
@@garybrewer9059 It's easy to make derogatory comments about a person's character online Gary. I've spent more than forty years enjoying Tasmania's National Parks and sharing them with visitors from interstate and overseas. In more recent times, some of that enjoyment has been reduced somewhat by people like you who don't care about impacting on the experience of others. All I've done above is state the facts. If you liked Tassie so much I hope you'll come back, but leave your drone in its case when you're visiting our National Parks.
I stand by what I said. You bemoan free publicity for Tasmania in general and Parks in particular.
Just how many people are flying drones that apparently are getting in your way ? One a year I bet.
Look at the positive and stop being negative.
P.s. we have a drone shoot planned for the end of autumn - hope you can make it .