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1. Drift

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仙仙爱游玩🌸 Why Devonport is recommended Because Devonport, hidden in the northwest corner of Tasmania, is a "small Antarctic secret" hidden by local Australians! There are few people and beautiful scenery, and the fjords and glaciers are within reach. Parent-child travel, couples' vacation, and photography enthusiasts can go with their eyes closed! 🚗 3 days and 2 nights essential route Day1: Visual attack of fjords and glaciers 🌊 Sognefjord cruise (must go!) 👉 Sit in the fully transparent viewing cabin, the shocking sound of the glacier breaking above your head, the mobile phone can't capture 1% of the beauty! 🚴‍♀️ Cycling in Lake Bos (must-have for parents and children) 👉 Rent a parent-child bicycle ($25/hour), have a picnic by the lake and watch the black swans pass by, it will become a fairy tale world in seconds! Day2: A journey through the collision of history and art 🏰 Devonport Old Town (beyond the movie!) 👉 19th century cobblestone road + colorful wooden houses, any shot will give you a Nordic movie feel! It is recommended to check in at the cafe transformed from the old post office☕️. 🎨 Norwegian Fisheries Museum (unpopular but interesting) 👉 Experience the marinating of salmon with your own hands! Children can also get a "Little Captain Certificate"🐟 (free!) Day3: Seafood carnival on the tip of your tongue 🦞 Port direct seafood market (open at 7 am!) 👉 Lobster $50/piece! On-site processing, sitting on the dock and watching the fishing boats return, this is Australian life~ 🍷 Hidden winery recommendation 👉 Drive 20 minutes to [Mersey View Vineyard], Chardonnay with oysters, the sunset is so beautiful that it is suffocating! 🍴 Foodie radar! Locals' recommended hidden list 🔥 Top1: Drift Cafe 👉 Dark industrial style, the signature "squid ink seafood risotto" is directly enshrined! Remember to order a cup of Tasmanian craft beer🍺. 🍰 Dessert control must: Reliquaire 👉 Afternoon tea in an antique furniture store! Lavender scones + Harry Potter's same butter beer, girly hearts burst💥 🏡 Live in a painting! Cost-effective homestay ✅ Swansea Motor Inn 👉 $100 per person to stay in a sea view room! The balcony directly opens to the "sea and sky line" blockbuster, and the landlord will also give freshly caught oysters! ✅ Kentish Hills Retreat (family-friendly choice) 👉 Single-family wooden house + outdoor hot spring ♨️, lie down and watch the Milky Way in the southern hemisphere at night, and you can also feed alpacas🦙～ 🚨 A guide to avoid pitfalls! Blood and tears experience 1️⃣ Transportation: It is recommended to rent a car! The scenic spots are scattered, and the bus runs once an hour! 2️⃣ Weather: 10-18℃ in September! The fjord is windy, and a jacket + scarf are a must-have for life-saving! 3️⃣ Hidden benefits: Get an "exploration passport" at the old town tourist center, collect stamps and exchange for free ice cream🍦! 📸 Hot seat unveiled 📍 Flåm Mountain Observation Deck 👉 Climb for 30 minutes and get the same glacier panorama as "The Lord of the Rings"! It is recommended to go at sunrise, the rolling sea of clouds is so beautiful that it makes you cry😭 📍 Fishing Port Lighthouse 👉 Evening blues moment + long exposure, the lights of fishing boats and the Milky Way are in the same frame, and the circle of friends harvested 10086 likes! #AustraliaNicheTravel #Tasmania #DevenportGuide #CreativeIncentivePlanDivideTen Thousand YuanCash #NicheDiscovery

6. Mrs Jones Restaurant

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M49***12#創創動計劃分萬萬现金塔斯曼亞明寶貝——德文Port全攻略 Devonport, a city located in the northwest of Tasmania, Australia, exudes a unique charm and is a must-see for travelers exploring Tasmania. It has both a busy port and beautiful coastal scenery, where historical culture and natural beauty blend perfectly. Before departure, remember to prepare your passport, exchange Australian dollars in advance, and download commonly used map software for easy travel. 1. Transportation Guide - External transportation: From Melbourne, you can take the "Soul of Tasmania" ship and spend 9-11 hours on the sea to arrive in Devonport. This way you can enjoy the sunrise and sunset on the sea and have a unique experience; you can also choose to fly to Hobart or Launceston Airport first. Hobart to Devonport is about 280 kilometers, a 3.5-hour drive, and along the way is the unique scenery of central Tasmania; Launceston to Devonport is about 100 kilometers, a 1.5-hour drive, and the road is relatively flat and easy to drive. - Internal transportation: Renting a car and driving yourself is the most convenient, you can arrange your itinerary freely and stop at any time to enjoy the beautiful scenery; the bus routes operated by Redline Coaches cover the main areas and are economical, but you must check the timetable in advance. 2. Check in at scenic spots - Bass Strait Maritime Center: This maritime center located in the former harbor master's residence was built in 1920 and is a great place to learn about Devonport's maritime history. The museum displays a wealth of ship and ferry models, as well as maps, prints, and computer simulation devices that allow you to experience driving a ship. For only 2 Australian dollars, you can experience the fun of sailing in simulated driving. - Mersey Bluff Lighthouse: This red and white striped lighthouse has been guiding ships since 1889. It is located on the peninsula and is a landmark building in Devonport. Standing next to the lighthouse, you can not only enjoy the magnificent coastline, but also feel the weight of history. - Devonport Regional Gallery: Located in the Paranaple Art Center, it displays contemporary art, handicrafts and design works in northern Tasmania. Strolling through it, you can deeply appreciate the local artistic atmosphere and cultural characteristics. - Cradle Mountain - Lake St. Clair National Park: It is about a 1.5-hour drive from Devonport. The Cradle Mountain in the park is beautiful. Hiking on the Dove Lake Loop, the whole journey is about 6 kilometers and takes about 2 hours. The lakes and mountains along the way are beautiful; challenge the slightly more difficult Marion Lookout Route, starting from Dove Lake, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of mountains, rivers and lakes after climbing to the top. In addition, there is a chance to see wild animals such as wombats, echidnas and kangaroos at dusk. 3. Food Experience In Devonport, food is an experience not to be missed. Mrs Jones Restaurant allows you to enjoy Tasmanian specialties while watching the ferry slowly enter the Bass Strait; Laneway is a popular light food restaurant, the Wagyu burger is big and delicious, and the bacon chicken waffles with latte bring a full sense of happiness; if you want to taste local seafood, you must not miss the freshly caught lobsters and plump oysters. With simple cooking, you can taste the deliciousness of the sea. IV. Shopping Recommendations The local souvenir shop has many special products, such as postcards and refrigerator magnets with the theme of Tasmanian natural scenery, and handicrafts made of local wood, which are exquisite and commemorative. In addition, the cider from Spreyton Cider Co and the wine from Ghost Rock Wines are worth buying. They have a unique taste and are great gifts for relatives and friends. V. Itinerary Planning - One-day tour: Go to the Bass Strait Maritime Center in the morning to explore the history of navigation; enjoy food in the city at noon; visit the Mersey Bluff Lighthouse in the afternoon and stroll along the coastal trail; go to Devonport Beach in the evening to enjoy the beautiful sunset. - Two-day tour: On the first day, visit the city attractions, such as the Maritime Center, the gallery, etc., and taste food in the city at night; on the second day, go to Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park for hiking and feel the charm of nature, and then return to the city to rest. 6. Travel Tips Devonport has a changeable climate, so remember to bring rain gear and warm clothes when traveling; pay attention to road conditions when driving, as some sections are rugged; respect local customs and keep quiet when visiting cultural attractions.

8. Bistro @ Argosy Motor Inn

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天生哥From the moment the car drove to the gate, the feeling of amazement never stopped. Passing through the exquisite garden, the owner introduced that there are cherries, lemons, apples, peaches, grapefruits, etc., but due to the season, only small oranges and grapefruits can be eaten. While talking, she picked a few small oranges from the tree and put them in my bag. Hearing that I would use the kitchen to cook at night, she immediately took me to her garden to pick garlic sprouts, a few onions and vegetables for me, as well as some unknown spices. I didn't know how to use them and didn't want them. After asking, I learned that the hostess's job is a gardener. Although I have seen many old houses these days, the decoration of this 150-year-old villa still amazed me. There are seven or eight usable fireplaces in the interior decoration, one of which was bought by the owner from a train station that was about to be demolished. Because the owner likes animals and old things, there are many antiques and animal specimens in the room. The bear skin in Figure 6 was bought from Canada at a high price. Such a house only costs 120 Australian dollars per night. If you come to Devonport, please don't miss it.

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8. Bistro @ Argosy Motor Inn