In Pictures: Ariarne Titmus shares glimpses of one of her favorite spots in "unreal" homeland Tasmania

Australian swimmer Ariarne Titmus shared glimpses of one of her favorite spots from her Tasmania tour. This comes just a few months after she competed in her second Olympic Games in which she clinched two gold and two silver laurels.

Following this impressive season, Titmus visited her homeland as she looked to relax after a jam-packed Olympic season. Titmus took to her Instagram handle to share a few pictures of the tour in the stories.

In the posts, Titmus can be seen at Tasmania's "Bay of Fires Bush Retreat" which she described as one of the most 'unreal' places in her native land. She was heard saying in one of her stories :

"So I just got to the Bay of Fire Bush Retreat, and this is honestly unreal."

Here are some of the pictures:

Titmus' glimpse from her Tasmania tour (Image via Titmus Instagram)

Titmus Instagram story (Image via: Titmus Instagram)

Titmus Instagram story (Image via: Titmus Instagram)

The Australian swimmer also shared a snap of the clear night skies of Tasmania and wrote:

"The stars back home are the most magical sight"

Titmus' story of Tasmania's night sky (Image via: Titmus Instagram)

Ariarne Titmus has produced some notable performances in this season. Besides her four medals at the Paris Games, the 24-year-old also registered impressive outings at the NSW Championships and Australia Championships. She bagged three medals including two gold and a silver at the NSW event, as well as two silver and a gold at the National Championships.

Moreover, she also set the 200m freestyle world record during the Australian Swimming Trials. She clocked a time of 1:52.23 to better the previously held record of Mollie O'Callaghan by 0.62 seconds.

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Ariarne Titmus opened up about her plans to take a break after the quadrennial event

Titmus with her 400m freestyle gold medal at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games (Image via: Getty)

Ariarne Titmus revealed her plans to take a break after the conclusion of the 2024 Paris Games.

In an interview after her campaign, Titmus said she is going to take a long break from swimming to keep herself relaxed and fresh. She also elaborated on her plans regarding the next quadrennial event in Los Angeles. She said (via Reuters):

"I’m definitely having a very extended break. I haven’t planned when I’m going back to swimming. I want to go back when I feel ready to go back. Could be up to 12 months. I just want to make sure I’m ready to go in LA. I don’t want to come back too early and, you know, lose that fire, I guess."

During the interview, Ariarne Titmus also said that her main aim in the coming years will be the Olympic Games and not the World Swimming Championships.