Tasmania

Explore the rich culture of this beautiful waterfront capital where the vibrant atmosphere belies the city’s harsh origins.

One of Australia’s oldest cities is well known for its heritage architecture, breweries and colonial art, as well as its proximity to the picturesque Tamar Valley.

Enjoy Tasmania’s pristine wilderness and diverse forest and mountain ecosystems while hiking around glacial lakes and to snowcapped peaks.

Maritime history, beaches and a pretty riverside setting make this port town a pleasant spot to linger when touring Tasmania’s northwest coast.

Set between the pristine wilderness of the Freycinet National Park and a beautiful conservation area, this town on Tasmania’s East Coast is a spectacular getaway.

Cruise the Gordon River in the Wild Rivers National Park, ride a steam train through rainforest and taste fresh Tasmanian seafood in this pretty waterfront village.

Surf, hike and relax in this community with country charms and a perfect location between forested hills and the beaches of the Bay of Fires.

Find stunning beaches, rolling surf, rich marine life and a colony of fairy penguins at this gateway to Freycinet National Park and Wineglass Bay.

Wildlife, scenic splendour and a rich mix of artisanal goods are the big calling cards of this city on Tasmania’s northwest coast.

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.

Delve into colonial history, discover secret coves, sail around the bay or sample excellent local seafood and wines at this town on Tasmania’s east coast.

On Tasmania’s northwest coast is a popular seaside destination where you can hike, play on beaches and enjoy watersports under the shadow of an old volcano.