Whether you’re a sun lover or a shade seeker, you can have the best of both worlds this summer in Tasmania’s north-west. Jump from your kayak on the aqua waters of a sunny beach before walking up lush mountains on bushwalks shaded by curving trees and surrounded by waterfalls. Sheffield Sheffield is a nature fanatic’s … Continued
If you’re still keen for some adventure this spring but can’t make it to the north west, there are plenty of outdoor experiences awaiting you on the eastern side of Tasmania, from Southport and Bruny Island, to Cape Portland and beyond in the north. Hobart Just under 30 minutes away from Hobart, the majestic Mount … Continued
Tasmania offers some of Australia’s most impressive natural sights all year round, but its landscapes reach stunning new heights in spring. Get ready to feast your senses on the island state’s abounding treasures of the season. LAVENDER FIELDS, TASMANIA As spring sweeps across Tasmania’s impossibly picturesque lavender fields, delicate buds greet the warmer weather. The … Continued
If you have less than a week to explore the quiet beauty of Australia’s southernmost state, it’s still possible to cover quite a bit of ground. Just as its name suggests, Tasmania’s Heritage Highway is the ultimate way to see its central historic sights, while still having the potential to dip in and out of … Continued
When it comes to gourmet delights, Tasmania is a foodie’s paradise: clean, crisp air; rich, fertile soil; and pure waterways nurture Tasmania’s magnificent selection of fresh food, wine and spirits. Hop aboard a ferry or plane and get yourself down to the island state this autumn. Tasmania has a bounty of gourmet food experiences on … Continued
During summer, the temperate climate of Australia’s island state brings flavours that you just can’t find anywhere else. Tasmania’s local produce is among the freshest and finest in our country – and the foods of Tassie’s east coast are no exception. First on the map is Swansea, a town that fills with holiday-makers over the … Continued
On Maria Island in Tasmania’s south-east, are two of nature’s most memorable destinations. The Painted Cliffs and the Fossil Cliffs offer visitors a rare glimpse into Tasmania’s natural history. A trip between Maria Island and Swansea will bring you right up close to these natural wonders. Right near Orford is Triabunna, from where you can … Continued
When the rest of Australia starts to heat up, Tasmania’s Great Eastern Drive will bring you the best of the sunny season in a temperate paradise. Filled with natural attractions that grace top-10 world tourism lists, this trip is for taking sooner rather than later. Here is the first leg of the journey that’s teeming … Continued
Burnie, in Tasmania’s north-west is a tranquil town with a rich industrial past located just 46 kilometres west of Devonport. Visit the Makers’ Workshop to see the ancient craft of papermaking taking place right before your eyes, or settle down and warm up with a stop at a local winery. The region is also famous … Continued
After huddling up indoors during the cold winter months, there’s nothing quite as invigorating as a springtime road trip out in the crisp mountain air. A tour of Tasmania’s North West during spring will not only bring all five senses sharply back into focus and help you to shake the nine-to-five grind out of your … Continued