The Spirit of Tasmania is basically a floating driveway between Geelong and Devonport, and yes, you can roll your car aboard like a boss. Crossing takes around 10–11 hours, so a cabin is the sane choice; recliners are fine if you enjoy impersonating a pretzel. Onboard food and bars are decent, prices fair, and there’s enough space to stretch without elbowing strangers. Bass Strait can get lively, so pack ginger tablets and your sea legs. Vehicle spots sell out early—book well ahead if you’re towing or carting half the garage. Overall: practical, reliable, and far less faff than airports; just treat it like a slow hotel with a great view of water doing cardio.
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