Tasman Council Travel Guide

Tourist Guide

A coastal cliff with a lighthouse and a rocky outcrop in the foreground.
A historic stone castle with two prominent towers, a paved pathway, and a clear blue sky.
A natural rock arch formation with a coastal view.
A historic stone church with pointed arches and multiple spires.
A coastal cliff with a lighthouse on top, overlooking the ocean.

Popular cities in Tasman Council

Port Arthur
Port Arthur
Known for Ports, Dining and Historical
Discover the dark history of this former colonial outpost on the Tasman Peninsula, where eerie penal ruins contrast with the coastline’s superb natural beauty.

Reasons to visit

  • Port Arthur Historic Site
  • Remarkable Cave
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Eaglehawk Neck
Eaglehawk Neck
Known for Dining, Friendly people and Ports
Investigate the dramatic coastline of this narrow isthmus, which is known as much for its geological wonders as it is for its convict heritage.

Reasons to visit

  • Tasman Arch
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view of Dunalley Beach in Tasmania, Australia with sandbanks and shallow pristine water
Dunalley
Known for Natural parks
Trip time! Discover the parks in Dunalley.
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Aerial panorama at sunrise of the beautiful turquoise waters and beach at Lucky Bay, located near Esperance in Western Australia
White Beach
Known for Friendly people, Beaches and Dining
Experience relaxing White Beach: its beaches, sunsets, bars and more!
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Wide shot of Tasmans arch, tasmania australia
Taranna
Known for Ports, Relaxing and Wildlife
Get away to relaxing Taranna! Enjoy the zoo, countryside and boating.
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Nubeena
Nubeena
Known for Ports, Friendly people and Spas
Escape to relaxing Nubeena! Enjoy its spas, art and dining.
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Stay near popular Tasman Council attractions

Port Arthur Historic Site

9.6/5 (624 reviews)
Step back into Tasmania’s past as a penal colony and learn about the lives of convicts who were sent to one of the harshest settlements in the British Empire.
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