On a six-day, five-night tour of Tasmania, a small town called Bicheno (Bicheno) caught my heart. There is no known tourist attraction in Tasmania than Checheno, a small town surrounded by beautiful, clear water and rich nature, located north of (Freycinet National Park), the east coast of Tasmania, and in the middle of the east coast of Tasmania, a town situated in the north of the Fichina National Park and in the centre of the east coast of Tasmania. Also known as Tasmanian fishing, diving, surfing sites. Beacheno was just a break on the way back, but it was the most exciting part of the trip.
The seams are covered with marine life.
Natural sprinkler hole
Bicheno has a famous sprinkler hole (Blowhole), is like a Kiama spray hole in southern Sydney, the sea rushing into the rock to stir up a natural water column, accompanied by a "boom" sound, the scene is spectacular.
The waves came quickly, and then quickly retreated back, and the moist rocks were moving quickly with dark little things, ha-ha! Crab! At a cursory glance, there were about a dozen small crabs crowded between two rocks, and as soon as the waves came, they were washed to the surface of the reef.
Yo-ho! Found a little guy who lost the team ~
Suddenly I heard a little doll screaming "Moma penguin!" and I thought to myself, "how could it be!" Children don't know to yell. Tourists were curious to join the party. "that's really true!" Come and see! " I'm running with my camera, yo! Also really only dropped the team of little penguins, hiding under a short rock, helplessly looking at the human: hiding here are actually found, calculate my bad luck! Later, the editor learned that Bicheno is also known as Penguin Town, and every night, the little penguins will swing their bodies back one after another. It's lucky to be able to see his little plank in broad daylight!
Penguin sign
The quiet beauty of the town, which has only 700 inhabitants, is unforgettable. It is the most distinctive town on the east coast, the most explored and best-played town. Visitors can also row their own rubber boats, enjoy the beauty of the seaside, or choose to take a guided boat tour to learn about the local knowledge. The Governor Island Marine Reserve is rich in marine life and a variety of seabirds that can be browsed or scuba-diving in a boat with a glass bottom, shuttling between steep cliffs, deep crevices, underwater caves, sponges and willow corals. Tasmania is considered one of the best warm-water divers in the world!
The only The Backpack Hostel in town
People who like to eat fresh seafood and enjoy leisure holidays are sure to fall in love with this place.
