The last day of our holiday. It's a bitter sweet sort of moment. Sad it's over, but glad to be going home to my own bed. We started the day early to get away from our dodgy accommodation. The room was nice and clean and the shower and hot water was full on, but we were pleased to be leaving there. All the other accommodation we had along the way was good budget accommodation. Sydney was 5 Star, thank you Heather and John.
So we headed to Frankies for breakfast and had a leisurely breakfast as we didn't have far to travel today we took our time.
Early start with the sun just showing.
Frankies in Warragul.
Huge cappuccinos in lovely mugs.
I ordered at BLT
Goodbye Frankies - we had a lovely breakfast.
The little clock tower - just 8.10am in the morning.
The sign to Bunyip.
Another gorgeous Australian place name.
We drove past Gumbuya and the Big Pheasant was out the front.
We went past so quick I did see it but didn't get a photo,
the GPS took us to the wrong place,
so thank you Google for the picture.
The Bunyip River.
On the side roads on our way to Sorrento.
Rye, nearly to Sorrento.
Lovely mural on the Rye Yacht Club wall.
Views along the way to Sorrento.
The Baths Restaurant in Sorrento.
The Intercontinental in Sorrento.
Huge pine trees at the beach at Sorrento.
Gorgeous orange beach umbrellas ready for summer.
At the seaside at Sorrento.
Waiting for the Sorrento to come back.
On board the Sorrento Ferry.
The Chinaman's Cap seen from the Sorrento Ferry.
The other Sorrento Ferry going past the other direction.
Beach huts seen from the Sorrento Ferry.
The Lighthouse seen from the Sorrento Ferry.
Waves alongside the ferry.
The Boathouse near where the ferry stops at Queenscliff.
Flashy car on the Sorrento Ferry.
We arrive at Queencliff keep moving.
The Grand Hotel at Queenscliff.
The little lighthouse at Queenscliff.
Street sign. Tasmania 354 kilometres.
Another lovely building in Queenscliff.
The Port Lonsdale Lighthouse.
Welcome to Barwon Heads.
The Spirit waiting at Geelong.
We queued in line waiting to board the Spirit.
We had a bit of a wait so we went to the cafe.
They announced we would be boarding soon
so we went back to the Spyder.
Richard waiting in the queue
Welcome aboard.
Some of the buildings we rode past in Geelong as seen from the Spirit.
The Pavilion at Geelong as seen from the Spirit.
The waterfront ferris wheel as seen from the Spirit.
The sunset was magnificent.
Kardinia Park as seen from the Spirit.
More of the amazing sunset.
The last of the rays for the day.
The final view of the Spirit as we went to breakfast.
Back in Tasmania - breakfast at Miss Jacqueline's.
Egg benedict Miss Jacqueline's way.
Sign post for Devonport, Hobart and Launceston.
Homeward bound.
What a totally amazing road trip holiday.
