Although Australia's smallest state, Tasmania is rich in heritage, cultural diversity and ambiance. Top destinations include Hobart, Launceston, Port Arthur, The North West Coast and King Island.
Hobart is Tasmania's capital, and the arrival point to the annual Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race - held every Boxing Day. Hobart is a very distinctive city, surrounded by....
more »Although Australia's smallest state, Tasmania is rich in heritage, cultural diversity and ambiance. Top destinations include Hobart, Launceston, Port Arthur, The North West Coast and King Island.
Hobart is Tasmania's capital, and the arrival point to the annual Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race - held every Boxing Day. Hobart is a very distinctive city, surrounded by Wineries and the historic Port Arthur site. Other places of interest include Hamilton, Cockle Creek, Sorell, Kempton and Bruny Island.
The east coast is home to Flinders Island, Swansea and Orford. A favourite amongst eco-tourists, it provides a different take to Australian beach culture, away from the crowds and the bustle of the mainland. Activities include kayaking, diving, sea cruise or walking.
To the north and to Launceston, home to some of Australia's top restaurants and stylish accommodation options. Also featuring the Tamar Valley with boutique wineries in a cool crisp climate. Don't forget to visit the historic towns of Evandale and Longford.
The North West Coast is home to the Arthur River, Latrobe and King Island - home to the famous King Island Dairy Cheese - 'Roaring Fourties Blue'. Further to the Western you head into the Wilderness, with cradle Mountain and the Franklin & Gordon Rivers - all part of a world national heritage area. For eco accommodation, nature reserve accommodation or eco-lodges, try your search below.
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