Top 5 Bicheno Attractions All photos in this post were not shot by me, and are credited to their respective sources. City: Bicheno State: Tasmania Country: Australia A former coal mining town, the fishing town of Bicheno in recent years has become known in Tasmania and Australia as a tourist destination, thanks to its natural beauty and unique

SunSurfnSand 2 Gordon Heights Bicheno Tasmania 7215 Australia https://www.airbnb.com.sg/rooms/15918770 Huge, Family-Friendly, Modern Accommodation (Ratings: On a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 = Worst and 10 = Best) Overall: 8 Visited: Mar-2018 Ambience & Setting: 9 Food & Beverage: NA Service: 7 Value for Money: 9 Spent about SGD $118 per person. - $118 Accomodation 3D2N Nearby

Top 5 Launceston Attractions All photos in this post were not shot by me, and are credited to their respective sources. City: Launceston State: Tasmania Country: Australia Despite not being a capital city, Launceston is still a major hub for food, wine, arts, culture, and nature, in the Tasmania state of Australia. Boasting one of the best-preserved late

Launceston Street Food Launceston Street Food is largely influenced by British English cuisine and cooking styles, because Australia formerly was a colony of the United Kingdom. With its vast areas of farmland and proximity to several oceans, most food in Launceston is fresh, sustainably sourced, and natural. Dishes are clean-tasting and kept simple, usually showcasing the natural flavours

Country Hideaway 145 Edinborough Road Abbotsham Tasmania 7315 Australia https://www.airbnb.com.sg/rooms/3536872 Quaint Farm Stay (Ratings: On a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 = Worst and 10 = Best) Overall: 8 Visited: Mar-2018 Ambience & Setting: 8 Food & Beverage: NA Service: 8 Value for Money: 8 Spent about SGD $57 per person. - $57 Accomodation 3D2N Nearby

Launceston Shops Some examples of the shops in Launceston, whether along the streets or within the shopping malls. Launceston City Capital Chemist Some notable ones include: Banjo's Bakery Cafe, an artisanal bakery franchise established in 1984 in Launceston, with outlets across Tasmania and Australia Bank Of Us, a customer-owned bank whose profits are reinvested to benefit customers and