There are 2 Ferries, The Spirit of Tasmania I and Spirit of Tasmania II — They are more cruise ships than ferries — with sleeping accommodation & a variety of amenities and features such as restaurants, bars, shop etc to make the Bass Strait crossing a pleasant experience.
When it comes to exploring the great outdoors, Tasmania has it all. From soaring mountains and untamed wilderness to spectacular coastlines and deep river gorges, spectacular beauty.
There are few places where you can lose yourself in the thick of the world’s last temperate wilderness, discover towering waterfalls and rugged mountains, or leave a solitary trail of footprints on pristine white sand before taking a dip at one of the world’s best beaches … all in one day.
In Tasmania, it’s possible to do all this and more. Thanks to its compact size, most of the state’s natural beauty spots are within relatively easy reach. Tasmania is a unique and beautiful island to explore. Its rich history takes visitors on a wild trip, covering prehistoric rock formations, untamed wilderness, ancient Aboriginal sites, European settlement and a convict period – before discovering modern day Tasmania.
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Dear Mary,
It seems you have been misinformed. There are no swimming pools, saunas or nightclubs on either ship. Whilst there is a designated area on each ship for poker machines, there is no casino as such.
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