Brunny Island cruise

The perfect start...8 am of a beautiful day at the Hobart harbor

If this is not the cleanest water in the world...

Waiting for the ferry in Kettering

Arriving at the Northern part of the Island...kind of reminds me of a region in Portugal, would those be olive trees!!

Salmon "farms"...they (too) have wonderful smoked salmon!!

The first glance of a Tasmanian beach (at Isthmus Bay or The Neck that joins the Northern and the Southern parts of the island)

Could be a swimming pool...or as my brother would call it...shark water!!!

One of the many caverns in Brunny Island

Tasmania has the world's largest areas of Jurassic dolerite rock

The second highest sea cliffs in Australia

A "breathing" rock

The dolphins were on strike!! :(

The Southern tip: Tasman Head

Where the Tasman sea meets the Southern Ocean

They seem to like the water mix (seals on the Friar Rocks)

Ok...maybe it's more about the sun!!!

And this was the closest we got to the so promised albatross ..a big bird which species I didn't quite get!

Sushi/Pastel de nata night at home

Introducing my flatmates Chuiyee from Malaysia, Soroush from Iran and Stina from Sweden

2 hours of home-made food :) ...this is how it turned out

This was all that was left!

And this is why!!! Three tiny girls with big stomachs...

This was the second  trial to make pastéis de nata (and much better than last week's trial, I must say)...getting closer to the real thing :)

First incursion to the city

Sandy Bay road where I do my daily shopping

Having lunch after a walk on Salamanca market

A tiny picture of what Salamanca market is...

The harbour and next to it a few (expensive) fish restaurants

Luckily, they also sell fresh fish...a bit more (a lot...and yet, still amazingly expensive) affordable!

If I remember right, from the flash guided tour on the first day, this is the most expensive restaurant

But right in front there is the fish man, where I will buy fresh fish every Saturday from now on :D

Elisabeth pedestrian street (the shopping area)

St. David's church

Kelly street and Kelly's steps leading from Salamanca place to Batery Point

The three above show Batery point, a historical old village, kind of high-class place!

And yes, I was finally wearing open shoes :P