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1. Discover Tasmania's stunning coastal formationsNavigate the stunning Tasman Peninsula and witness its famous coastal formations, including the iconic Tasman Arch and D
1. Tasmanian Gourmet FeastEmbark on a culinary adventure with a Tasmanian gourmet feast. Explore the rich flavors and unique ingredients that make Tasmanian cuisine so sp
1. Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National ParkDiscover the breathtaking beauty of Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, home to an array of hiking trails that cate
1. Exploring Tasmania's Unique WildlifeEmbark on a thrilling wildlife safari in Tasmania to discover the abundant and unique animal and bird species that call this island
1. Russell FallsLocated in Mount Field National Park, Russell Falls is one of Tasmania's most iconic waterfalls. With its tiered cascades and lush rainforest surroundings
1. Discover the Freycinet PeninsulaHead to the Freycinet Peninsula for a perfect blend of stunning beaches and scenic hikes. The world-renowned Wineglass Bay awaits, offe
1. Discover the Stunning Bay of FiresThe Bay of Fires is a must-visit destination renowned for its striking landscapes, crystal-clear waters, and picturesque coastline. D
Tasmania, an island state of Australia, is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and diverse landscapes. As winter blankets the region, Tasmania transforms into a snowy wonderland, offering a plethora of unforgettable adventures for winter enthusiasts. From exhilarating skiing and snowboarding to tranquil snowshoeing and winter hiking, there's something for everyone in Tasmania's snowy landscapes. Get ready for an action-packed winter getaway in this picturesque destination!
The UNESCO World Heritage-listed Port Arthur Historic Site brings Australia’s convict history to life. Admission includes self-guided audio, site talks, and harbor cruise. Tours available as options.
View Tasmania’s stunning East Coast on a full-day guided tour from Hobart that takes you through historic Richmond, on a walk to the Wineglass Bay Lookout, and to the secluded bays of Honeymoon Bay.
Cruise along the Ile Des Phoques island and stop to explore Maria Island on this day trip from Tribunna. See an array of wildlife along the way and be served a delicious lunch with drinks onboard.
Climb aboard the official sightseeing bus for a tour of Hobart's best attractions in 90 minutes. Use your 24-hour ticket to hop on and off at any of the 20 stops at your own pace.
See the best of Tasmania’s West and East Coasts in 5 action-packed days on this journey around the island, including visits to all the major attractions.
Cruise into the magical Cataract Gorge and through Launceston's riverfront precinct. You will head north past Tamar Island, observe historical buildings.
Iron Pot Cruises is a 2.5-hour cruise exploring the renowned waterways that influence Hobart's lifestyle. Visit Australia's oldest lighthouse, circumnavigate Betsey Island and discover the city's rich maritime past.
Walk to the Wineglass Bay lookout to see one of the world's Top 10 Beaches. Join us for an action-packed, big day out, exploring Wineglass Bay and the highlights of Freycinet National Park.
Explore scenic Bruny Island on a day tour from Hobart, visiting artisan producers on a gourmet adventure whilst taking in the spectacular scenery of Tasmania’s favourite island.
Experience the best of Bruny Island on a full-day guided tour from Hobart. Enjoy an exclusive lighthouse tour, a delicious lunch at Hotel Bruny and savour fresh oysters, cheese, honey and fudge.
Cruise along the Ile Des Phoques island and stop to explore Maria Island on this day trip from Tribunna. See an array of wildlife along the way and be served a delicious lunch with drinks onboard.
A 50-minute cruise down Launceston's spectacular Cataract Gorge. As you glide down the charismatic river, you can enjoy your skipper's commentary which will be provided on your surroundings.
See the best of Tasmania’s West and East Coasts in 5 action-packed days on this journey around the island, including visits to all the major attractions.
Visit Port Arthur, a compelling and dramatic reminder of Australia’s convict past and the early settlement known as the Colony of Van Dieman's Land. See the main sights of Tasman National Park.
Iron Pot Cruises is a 2.5-hour cruise exploring the renowned waterways that influence Hobart's lifestyle. Visit Australia's oldest lighthouse, circumnavigate Betsey Island and discover the city's rich maritime past.
Join a local family owned and operated company for a personal and friendly morning cruise. Enjoy a guided tour on Sarah Island, a Gordon River rainforest board walk, and a tour of Huon Pine Sawmill.
Walk to the Wineglass Bay lookout to see one of the world's Top 10 Beaches. Join us for an action-packed, big day out, exploring Wineglass Bay and the highlights of Freycinet National Park.
Join a day trip to explore the wilderness of Bruny Island. Includes return transfer, ferry crossing, cruise, island sightseeing, morning tea, and lunch.
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Our guide to Midlands by our Tasmania local expert - Why is it called the Midlands? After all it isn't in the middle of Tasmania. The answer lies in the past, with it being the area between two of Australia's first settlements. With Launceston established in the North and Hobart in the South, work was soon undertaken to connect the two settlements. Towns were established in between to house soldiers supervising the convict gangs that built the road and as stopovers for stagecoaches and travellers to rest or change horses. So towns in the Midlands have quite long histories and though now the Midlands Highway bypasses many of them they are well worth a visit.
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