Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race, Australia December 26 is Boxing Day and hence a national holiday in Australia, which is celebrated in a number of ways. One of the adventurous and stylish ways to do it is sailing from Sydney to Hobart on a yacht piercing the turquoise water of Bass Strait. However, you won’t be alone celebrating the day. Therefore, you have to compete with many other contestants taking part in the annual Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race. You don’t really have to be one of those yacht-sailing-maniacs to get pleasure from the race. You can simply watch the energized participators competing, with a barbeque, picnic, or while cruising on the Sydney Harbor. Celebrate the New Year eve while the competitors reach the finish line in Hobart. This Australian summer sport is amongst  [...]

On the south east side of Derwent River, Hobart is the most packed city of Tasmania Island in Australia. It was founded as penal colony in 1803. After Sydney it is the second oldest capital of Australia. The citizens are known as “Horbartians” the city is a commercial heart of Tasmania. The French and Antarctic trade operations are carried out here on a large scale. The city is highly populated in Australia with a superior area. In the year 1803 the first settle of the city began at Risdon Cove as penal colony. The presence of French community and accompanied by British people it is located on the eastern side of Derwent River it has a diminutive history. In the year 1804 it was moved to Sullivan’s Cove. It was named after Lord Hobart he was the Colonial Secretary. While the original  [...]