There’s something magical about winter in Tasmania. It might be the crisp clear mornings, the brilliant blue skies or the blanket of snow in the mountains. Or it might be the things to do in Tasmania in winter, the way the historic towns and cities light up with bright, colourful festivals and the islands events...
Launceston offers many rewards for those in search of a short break destination in Tasmania. This boutique heritage city has outstanding natural attractions within easy reach and a fabulous food and wine scene, thanks to the close proximity of the Tamar Valley. There are also several affordable, family-friendly things to do in and around the...
The Port Arthur Historic Site is dominated by striking 19th century stone architecture, which contrasts with the Tasman Peninsula’s tranquil natural beauty. A visit to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed site is a truly unique tourism experience and a window onto our convict past. Here are some tips for things to see and do at the...
Queenstown is the gateway to Tasmania’s wild and woolly West Coast. Here’s a checklist of six top things to do in Queenstown to get you started.
From the moment the wheels of your vehicle roll off the Spirit of Tasmania, Devonport starts serving up the beauty that Australia’s smallest state is so famous for. Located on Tasmania’s northern coast, and framed by water on three sides, Devonport is Tasmania’s third largest city, and a great base for exploring the north-western corner...
One of the best things about Tasmania is its size; you can drive around the whole island in less than 24 hours which makes it the ideal location for a road trip. Although you can easily spend months exploring every nook and cranny of the ‘apple isle’, a two week Tasmania road trip will allow...
