Tasmania 5-day tour

DAY1 The Tasma Peninsula, where you can admire the four wonders of nature: the Water Cave, the Tass Arch, the Chessboard Road and the Devil's Kitchen Eagle's Neck Bay, Port Arthur was a notorious penal colony for criminals in 1800 and was called the "Inescapable Prison" The only guards at the time were guards and hunting dogs in a semi-hungry state. Cruise ships around the surrounding islands to trace historical monuments and see the prison buildings that still remain today. Finally, go to the honey farm to taste the taste of natural honey DAY2 Kate Orchard on the East Coast, taste Kate's handmade chocolates or delicious fruit sauces, experience the beautiful East Island scenery on Frecisina Peninsula, one of the ten most beautiful bays in the world - Wineglass Bay, about 38 kilometers long, the half-moon shaped beach with dazzling white sand and blue water, and the pink and gray granite peaks, forming one of the most beautiful natural landscapes in Australia - Swansea. DAY3 In the name of painting - Sheffield Painting Town, a mural painting and a museum on the town, narrating the history of the Kent sub-district, originally by a group of locals in order to attract tourists and want to create a different character from other cities, that is, to paint on the house and wall, and also successfully sounded the reputation of this small town - part of the Wilderness World Heritage Area of Tasmania - Rock Mountain, The remnants of ancient glaciers, the sight of waterfalls, cliffs and lakes, and the windless beauty of Pigeon Lake, a habitat for wild animals that have been largely unspoiled DAY4 Tasmania's second largest city - LonsystonWith Victorian architecture, visit the Cadknight Valley Conservation Area, a funicular crane ($15) > to the Tamar Valley, Swiss Heritage Village, a small European town, visit the Lavender Garden ($20) or head to Rouse Town, the third oldest bridge in Australia, or enjoy a freshly baked meal at Rooss Bakery at Rooss Bakery DAY5 Hobart Harbour Area - Salamanca Square, admire the classical architecture of the city, the unique atmosphere as if you are in a small town in England, then go to the ancient town of Tasmania - Richmond, this classical town has a long colonial history and contains a variety of famous historical buildings, here to visit the oldest bridge, the Catholic church and Australia's oldest post, Mount Wellington, the beautiful panorama of Hobart's Boni Island South Bay and Tasmar Peninsula, winery, and finally to the Tus Museum (Monday Lounge) to explore the first base camp of the South Pole.