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New Spirit Of Tassie Means Better 4X4 Access to the Apple Isle

  • Dan Everett
  • July 10, 2024
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For 4X4ers planning an adventure to Tasmania, the new Spirit of Tasmania vessels are set to be an absolute game changer. These new ships are designed with 4X4ers needs in mind, offering more space and better amenities for those traveling with larger 4X4s, camper trailers, and caravans.

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More Space for Your Rig

The most significant improvement is the 59.8% increase in vehicle lane metres, expanding from 2,564 to 4,098. This means there’s more room for 4X4s and camping gear. Unlike the current ships, all vehicle lanes on the new vessels will have extra height, making it easier than ever to bring along 4X4s with roof top tents and even the tallest caravans.

No more squeezing into tight spots or worrying if your rig will fit. The new ships can handle it all, giving you peace of mind and making the loading and unloading process smoother and faster.

More Comfortable Journey

The passenger capacity has increased from 1,400 to 1,800, and the number of cabins has gone up from 222 to 301. This means that not only will you and your family or mates have a better chance of securing a spot, but you’ll also have more options for a comfortable journey. If you don’t need a room, there’s 118 standard recliners or 47 business recliners, depending on how you like to travel. After a long day on the road, you’ll appreciate the upgraded amenities and the chance to relax and recharge in comfort.

The new Spirit of Tasmania IV has already proven its capabilities in its first sea trials, passing tests for performance, speed, and manoeuvrability. This successful trial run brings us one step closer to seeing these new ships in action. For us 4X4ers, this means a more reliable and efficient crossing to Tasmania. No more worrying about delays or issues with the ferry. 

Ready for Adventure

With the new Spirit of Tasmania ships, getting your 4X4 and camper trailer to Tasmania has never been easier. The increased capacity, improved amenities, and extra space for high vehicles mean that our adventures to Tassie are about to get a whole lot easier.

So pack your gear, load up your rig, and get ready to explore everything Tasmania has to offer. The new Spirit of Tasmania vessels are set to make your journey smoother, more comfortable, and more enjoyable. The Apple Isle awaits, and now it’s more accessible than ever for 4X4 enthusiasts.

Check out the official spirit of tassie website
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