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xenith"Back in Sydney this would be booked out year round."
From the 7.30 Report: Video & Transcript
"International guide book Lonely Planet has named Tasmania's Bay of Fires as the hottest travel destination for 2009. The Bay of Fires covers almost 30 kilometres of Tasmania's north-east coast and there are calls for the area to be declared a National Park to ensure it remains untouched by development."
Rather dull introduction but it has pictures of the bay, which are always worth looking at. I have been there, once, for a biology excursion in Uni. We were collecting bugs. White tipped, blue sea with white sand and... it's a bit hard to describe without falling back on cliches.
From the 7.30 Report: Video & Transcript
"International guide book Lonely Planet has named Tasmania's Bay of Fires as the hottest travel destination for 2009. The Bay of Fires covers almost 30 kilometres of Tasmania's north-east coast and there are calls for the area to be declared a National Park to ensure it remains untouched by development."
Rather dull introduction but it has pictures of the bay, which are always worth looking at. I have been there, once, for a biology excursion in Uni. We were collecting bugs. White tipped, blue sea with white sand and... it's a bit hard to describe without falling back on cliches.
