Grandpas Guide to Driving in Burnie Wynyard

G’day mate! I’m waiting for my favourite TV show to go on in a few. I’m giving you another guide in the meantime because I was in the mood to talk to you guys again. I always get such a kick when I talk about travelling.

Perhaps you occasionally find yourself fantasizing about exploring the Tasmanian wilderness. But your only problem is… you’re not in Tasmania yet!

Well, if you’re not a Tasmanian native yourself you got to pass through the Burnie Wynyard Airport first. The regional airport’s found on Tasmania’s North West Coast located in Wynyard near the city of Burnie.

Burnie Wynyard went through a major upgrade in 2006 so it now has a shop, big windows and a terminal for Regional Express flights. Hop aboard a plane that’ll land you here because Burnie Airport is literally your gateway to discovering the “island of inspiration”, the wonderful Tasmania!

So of course, after being dropped off in Burnie Wynyard, you’re now free to roam the great expanse of the Tasmanian state. Logically, you’ll need a car for this. But wait, not just any car, though. You want quality assurance, great service, and reasonable prices! Click here at http://www.vroomvroomvroom.com.au so you can get all that and more!

Tasmania has always been famed for being A World Apart, Not A WorldAway for being a vast and unspoiled natural environment. 37 percent of Tasmania has gone to reserves, national parks and World Heritage sites. With Burnie Wynard Airport as your portal, you can visit Tasmania’s key sites: Tarkine, Cradle Mountain, and Strahan.

Finally see what the hype is all about these places, all a ride away from Burnie Airport.

1.TARKINE - is one of the world’s greatest area of wilderness. It spans across 447,000 hectares and is a world-renowned Heritage significance. The Tarkine embodies honourable natural and cultural values, as well as one the world’s most important remaining patches of temperate rainforest.

The Tarkine is also a significant Aborigianl region that contains a myriad of landscapes, from gigantic forests to massive sand dunes, spanning beaches, tough mountains and pristine rivers that house more than 60 species of rare, threatened and endangered Australian species.

2.STRAHAN - is a tiny town on the west coast of Tasmania that used to be a port. It’s now an important locality for the region’s tourism since it’s the base for boat trips to other scenic locations such as Sarah Island and the lower Gordon River.

3. CRADLE MOUNTAIN - is the cardinal feature of the World Heritage Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park. The park sweeps across 124 942 hectares and is characterised by a rugged, glaciated landscape with over 25 major peaks.

Take one of the quick walks from the lake, or enjoy a beautiful flight or trail ride from Cradle Valley. You’ll certainly enjoy your time in this magical land.

So you’ll get to see qll those sights and more when you arrive at Burnie Wynyard Airport!

I must get back to the living room now. My favourite programme’s next! I wouldn’t want to miss the opening credits.

I wish you happy travels!

- Grandpa Benjamin