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Jan 15 '18 at 8:28

A very nice experience of travelling through Spirit of Tasmania across Bass Strait. Price was steep but it was school holidays and their peak season. The embarkment took a very long time but the staff was very efficient and at no time you feel left alone. Once on board there are lots of eating options from quick snacks to high class meals all at very reasonable cost. Day trips offer a lot of fun activities for all age groups. You can bring your own food and drinks and enjoy, also your reading material or board games. Highly recommended if you want to take your vehicle across the straits.
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