Mechanic-AL wrote:Total of 4 on-line attempts, 5 phone calls and 1 email so far and still no booking.
How hard can it be ?
Tortoise wrote:tastrax wrote:I strongly suggest that anyone who has a poor experience write to the folks that manage the leases and licences in Parks - [email protected]
Thanks for the link, Phil. It still works. I sent an email yesterday, and got a response today from the Senior Property Officer. He said they will follow it up with the operator. I suspect it will carry more weight if more people send emails with their negative experiences. Send 'em in, folks!
Mechanic-AL wrote:I've always thought that Lake St Clair must be one of Tasmania's biggest disappointments to a lot of tourists. After waddling from the car park to the Lake shore the views are quite limited. A lot of them are short stop day trippers who couldn't be buggered walking up the lake too far or driving down to Pump House Point for a better look. so they only see a small fraction of the whole deal. Maybe that's not such a bad thing but I can't help thinking that there is a gold mine waiting to be tapped for some one willing to provide a better service (not just for walkers) than what exists.
Rexyviney36 wrote:Sorry if this has been asked before, but is it possible to launch your own boat and park it at Narcissus while you walk to Pine Valley for example? Was thinking it could be moored upstream of the hut and out of site, but not sure if there are regs against it.
Son of a Beach wrote:The ferry must have a very shallow draft, and the skipper must have good knowledge of where the (slightly deeper) channel is.
north-north-west wrote:I've paddled that lake in everything from glassouts to metre-high chop. The glassouts are definitely easier (and quicker).
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