Hobart, Tasmania (Day 1)

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I was in Tasmania from the 6th of Mar - 18th of Mar. Landed in Melbourne airport and boarded another flight to Hobart. I was secretly wishing I can pay Melbourne a visit but couldn't make it :| Nevertheless, there's always next time :).

Hobart Airport

Our accommodation in Hobart

Bunk bed for me & Bin
We had a walk around Hobart after lunch. 

Seagulls




Loving the color of the sky



Had our dinner at the famous Blue Eye Seafood Restaurant, Salamanca. Mixed grill.

Seafood Pie. You can find big chunks of seafood in the pie~

Fish & Chips. It was good but I find the portion a little small :p or it could be I am a big eater. 

We call it a day after dinner since most shops are closed after 6pm ;). 

P.S. Thank you to the lovely people who are always there to bring me joy. Thanks for being my pillars :)

I travel light. I think the most important thing is to be in a good mood and enjoy life, wherever you are. — Diane von Furstenberg

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