TASMANIA - A world apart, not a world away

Tasmania - an island haven at the edge of the world where you can still journey deep into pristine wilderness, and walk with wildlife found nowhere else. From romantic getaways with wonderful food and wine, to scenic adventures through national parks that boast spectacular lakes, forests, waterfalls and beaches, Tasmania is not to be missed!
Hobart and Surrounds Accommodation - Hobart brims with vitality yet retains a timeless appeal. Surrounded by exceptional natural beauty, Hobart and surrounds offers you everything from an adventure packed mini-break to the delights of a relaxed week of dining and discovery. Wander through Salamanca Place, home to artist studios, galleries and excellent restaurants. Discover the rich maritime heritage of this waterfront city. Venture out of town to world-renowned destinations including Port Arthur Historic Site. Take to the waters on an unforgettable eco-adventure with Bruny Island Cruises.

Launceston, The Tamar and The North Accommodation - Enjoy charming Launceston and Tamar Valley vineyards. This region will refresh your spirit and reinvigorate your senses. Just minutes’ from the city along a pleasant boardwalk, you will find one of Australia’s most exquisite urban reserves. Cataract Gorge is a playground for colourful peacocks, surrounded by dramatic cliffs. Wind your way through the scenic Tamar Valley where cellar doors offer some of Tasmania’s finest cool-climate wines and farm gates are open for you to sample produce direct from its source. Venture out of Launceston and you will find a world-class golf course by the sea, fields blanketed in vibrant purple lavender at Nabowla and charming historic villages. And back in town, take a Boag’s brewery tour to perhaps find out who James Boag really is!
The East Coast Accommodation - The east coast is lined with white beaches and primeval rainforest. Pack yourself a picnic lunch and experience the world-renowned beauty of Wineglass Bay. If the brilliant white sand looks too good to be true from the lookout, continue down the path onto the beach and feel it between your toes! The east coast’s national parks offer everything from giant Forester kangaroos at Mount William National Park, breathtaking gorges at Douglas-Apsley and the stunning peninsula of Freycinet National Park. Just off Tasmania’s northeast tip is Flinders Island, a place of dramatic landscapes and rugged coastlines, just a short flight or boat trip away. So, whether you want to dive into the crystal waters of Tasmania’s east coast or dine on some of Australia’s best oysters, the choice is yours in this coastal paradise.
The North West Coast Accommodation - The north west coast is a sanctuary for relaxed, unhurried living. Feel an air of friendliness as you journey through a region prized for its local makers, seaside villages and gentle pace of life. Savour the delights of hand-rolled truffles in historic Latrobe and chat about fine single malts with the whisky maker at Hellyers Road Distillery. At Narawntapu National Park enjoy some of nature’s best wildlife viewing as Forester Kangaroos, wombats and even Tasmanian devils freely roam. Also nearby are the stunning vistas and beautiful beaches of Hawley, the holiday destination favourite of locals. Explore the pristine eucalypt forests of the Tarkine and appreciate the wild beauty of Pieman River. Off the north west tip of this region lies King Island, home to some of the finest cheeses, cream and dairy products.
The Western Wilderness Accommodation - Untamed wilderness and wild rivers await in the West. Rugged, untamed and windswept, the west coast reflects nature in her wildest mood. Venture to Tasmania’s west and you will find a coastline that will make you feel like you’ve reached the edge of the world. Lace up your boots and tackle the craggy peaks of Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park; reward yourself with a cruise across the glassy waters of Lake St. Clair, Australia’s deepest freshwater lake (near Derwent Bridge) on the way. Venture along a wilderness railway and learn about the pioneering history of this unique region or travel deep underground on an unforgettable mining tour in Queenstown. Marvel at the artistry of an extraordinary carving - 100 metres of Huon Pine known as 'The Wall in the Wilderness' depicting Central Highlands' history.
Tasmania Touring - Tasmania is an island perfect for touring holidays. Get a different perspective on an air tour or for the more adventurous take a hiking tour. Experienced tour guides, quality vehicles and unique experiences enable you to make the most of your time in Tasmania.