Tasmania

The charming island state of Tasmania is the perfect getaway for lovers of nature, history and wine. From the quaint cobblestoned streets of capital Hobart to the convict sites of Port Arthur, Tasmania’s picturesque towns and cities are compact and easy to navigate.

With no fewer than 17 National Parks, Tasmania also offers a wealth of natural charms, with its unspoiled coastal areas and World Heritage listed wilderness offering a relaxing slice of solitude in which to enjoy the island’s beauty.

Tasmania’s unique wildlife can be explored at Maria Island and Bruny Island, whilst Wineglass Bay on the east coast offers up spectacular and serene views. The delightful towns of Devonport and Launceston act as gateways to other areas of outstanding natural beauty, including Flinders Island, Liffey Falls and the Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park. Meanwhile, Strahan is a springboard from which to explore the rugged west coast of Tasmania.

With outstanding wineries also to be enjoyed in the crisp, clean air of the Coal Valley, Tasmania offers a multitude of attractive sights and activities for your holiday to Australia.

 

What’s most loved about Tasmania

• Tasmania is celebrated for its breathtaking landscapes, including rugged coastlines, pristine beaches, ancient rainforests, and majestic mountains such as Cradle Mountain and Mount Wellington, offering endless opportunities for outdoor adventures and nature exploration
• The island is home to World Heritage-listed wilderness areas such as the Tasmanian Wilderness, which encompasses iconic landscapes like the Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park and the Southwest National Park, providing sanctuary to rare and endangered species and preserving pristine natural ecosystems
• Tasmania’s unique wildlife, including Tasmanian devils, wombats, wallabies, and endemic bird species like the Tasmanian wedge-tailed eagle, offers unforgettable wildlife encounters in their natural habitats, making it a paradise for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts
• Tasmania’s thriving gourmet food and wine scene, with its fresh local produce, artisanal cheeses, premium wines, and world-class seafood, has earned it a reputation as a culinary destination, with farm-to-table dining experiences, food festivals, and cellar door tastings showcasing the island’s gastronomic delights
• Tasmania’s rich historic heritage, reflected in its convict sites, colonial architecture, and heritage towns like Port Arthur, Richmond, and Battery Point, provides a fascinating glimpse into Australia’s past and offers opportunities for heritage tours and cultural experiences
• The island’s laid-back charm, friendly locals, and warm hospitality create a welcoming atmosphere for visitors, whether exploring charming coastal villages, attending local markets and festivals, or simply enjoying the slower pace of island life

Where to Book