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Pub Accommodation Tasmania
Hi. My husband and I planning a ride around Tasmania. I got the ‘accommodation side of the stick’ and wonder whether someone has info on any good pubs (or other) for us to stay at? We’d like a safe place to lock our bikes at night. Ike been endlessly searching the web for biker friendly inexpensive suggestions and can find none. There must be a forum out there somewhere where bikers suggest accommodation. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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Did you see the Australia / NZ sub-forum? Sleep and Eat Aus / NZ: https://www.horizonsunlimited.com/hu...nd-eat-aus-nz/ I think you'll find that accommodation is relatively easy in Tasmania, and people will usually find somewhere for you to park your bikes safely - they don't want anything to happen to them either. We generally make a point of stopping for the day somewhat early and checking for accommodation, that way you're ahead of the hordes and have a little more choice. Of course if you're in super high season / big event and everywhere is booked up days in advance you'll have to be more pro-active. But, we've only once had a problem and had to ride an extra 100km to get out of the town that was having a giant festival to some accommodation! hope that helps |
Thanks for reply Grant. We’ve been to Tassie heaps of times, but normally for hiking. As you say not a problem with accom though I thought there may be some places that have a great reputation for looking after bikers. If we had to ride another 100km to find a place to stay I’m afraid it would end in divorce
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Places to stay in Tasmania
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I have recently returned from three weeks touring Tasmania. I was rarely concerned about bike security and only once, having prebooked in Launceston, did I decide that security was an issue and I looked for an alternative which, as is often the case, turned out to be a far better stay. The Wharf Hotel in Wynyard advertises secure motorcycle parking which, it turns out, is in the auditorium of the adjacent theatre, the grandest ‘garage’ the bike has ever enjoyed. I generally use a disc lock, the only visible form of security. Being a small island on several occasions people remarked later on seeing my bike outside different motels etc. and proprietors were generally of the opinion that security was not an issue in Tassie, although this could have been said in defence of tourism.
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