Below are the costs from our recent four-month trip around Tasmania, starting from our home on the NSW mid-north coast. We left home on January 5, travelled to Tasmania on January 20, returned to the mainland on May 21, and came back home on June 7.
The return trip on the Spirit of Tasmania boat for a 4WD and caravan at 16 metres, with two-berth cabins both ways, totalled $2,438.18.
Accommodation costs at caravan parks in Griffith, NSW, and in Tasmania, at the following sites: Cradle Mountain, Bothwell, Cambridge Park near Hobart, Port Arthur, Ross, Bridport, and Port Fairy in Victoria, on our return from Tasmania, totalled $1,917.98.
The national park stay was at Mt Field, costing $80.00.
Our low-cost camping fees totalled $1,137.46.
Tour expenses, covering the Woolnorth Tour to Cape Grim, the Macquarie Harbour and Gordon River Cruise, the West Coast Wilderness Railway, the Cape Raoul boat trip, the Isle of the Dead boat tour, Port Arthur entry fees, the Bruny Island cruise, and the Maria Island cruise, amounted to $3,008.00.
During the trip, we travelled a total of 10,345 kilometres and consumed 2,290 litres of fuel, with an average of 22.14 litres per 100 kilometres. Considering Tasmania's terrain, we are quite satisfied with these results.
The return trip on the Spirit of Tasmania boat for a 4WD and caravan at 16 metres, with two-berth cabins both ways, totalled $2,438.18.
Accommodation costs at caravan parks in Griffith, NSW, and in Tasmania, at the following sites: Cradle Mountain, Bothwell, Cambridge Park near Hobart, Port Arthur, Ross, Bridport, and Port Fairy in Victoria, on our return from Tasmania, totalled $1,917.98.
The national park stay was at Mt Field, costing $80.00.
Our low-cost camping fees totalled $1,137.46.
Tour expenses, covering the Woolnorth Tour to Cape Grim, the Macquarie Harbour and Gordon River Cruise, the West Coast Wilderness Railway, the Cape Raoul boat trip, the Isle of the Dead boat tour, Port Arthur entry fees, the Bruny Island cruise, and the Maria Island cruise, amounted to $3,008.00.
During the trip, we travelled a total of 10,345 kilometres and consumed 2,290 litres of fuel, with an average of 22.14 litres per 100 kilometres. Considering Tasmania's terrain, we are quite satisfied with these results.
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