Tasmania

Wild at Heart on Maria Island
A four-day bushwalk combining exhilarating adventure with soft beds, good food and fine wine. Perfect!
Perfect Pitch
10 great spots to pitch a tent or park the caravan in Tasmania.
Dune magic
Tassie's north-east corner has something for everyone.
King of food
King Island may be a tiny dot in Bass Strait, but it has perhaps one of the richest and most diverse food selections in the world.
Boat Harbour - one of Tasmania's gems
The tiny beachside hamlet of Boat Harbour is one of Tasmania's hidden gems.
Rugged Tassie wilderness
Home to The Edge of the World, Dismal Swamp & The Nut, Tas's NW is a wild place.
Esk-ceptional Launceston
With its mix of Victorian and Georgian architecture and abundance of parks and gardens, Launceston is one of the country's prettiest cities.
On the Wire
Strap yourself in for a high-flying adventure above the treetops near Launceston.
The Tamar Tipple
The Tamar Valley Wine Route is a triangular loop drive with 21 wineries along the way, producing some of the state's best cool climate wines.
The perfect beach at Freycinet
The one-hour climb up to the lookout over Wineglass Bay is one of the best short walks in Australia.
Bay of Fires
A perfect beachside slice of deserted paradise in Tasmania's north-east.
On the Overland Track
What makes Tasmania's Overland Track one of the world's best multi-day bushwalks?
Alternatives to Going Overland
Not everyone has the time or the inclination to spend six days in the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. There are shorter fully-guided alternatives.
History comes alive in Hobart
The beauty of Hobart is that you don't need to spend all your time in a museum to soak up all that history and maritime heritage - it's all around you.
Cruise on down to the Huon Valley
Dining with a view doesn't get much better than at Peppermint Bay, a stunning new cruise-in-and-away waterfront provedore and restaurant on the shores of D'Entrecasteaux Channel in the Huon Valley.
Remarkable Bruny Island
Bruny Island has over 200km of almost empty roads where masses of fragrant wild lupin grow, tiny native orchids hide among the grasses and birds whistle in the trees.
Convicts and colonies
The best place to explore convict history and its legacy is on the Tasman Peninsula.
Mega attractions in a mini state
Tasmania may be mini-sized, but it's packed with extraordinary attractions for nature-lovers, thrill-seekers, history buffs, gourmets and indulgent holiday-makers.
Self Drive Tassie
In Tassie, collecting fresh local produce can become a sideline to visiting national parks and walking beautifully deserted beaches.
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