Tasmania
It may be small but the tiny southern state of Tasmania sure packs a punch. A place where the cities and wilderness are as enticing as the food and wine. From Cradle Mountain to Port Arthur and the charming cities of Hobart and Launceston, discover why Tasmania really is a cut above the rest when it comes to natural beauty and fascinating historical sites.
Visit Freycinet National Park
Freycinet National Park on the ruggedly beautiful Freycinet Peninsula is a naturalist's paradise with white sand beaches, pink granite peaks, rocky outcrops and birdlife.
Tour Port Arthur
Follow 'the convict trail' to the former penal colony of Port Arthur, which provides a tangible insight into Australia's brutal past.
Strahan and the Gordon River
Explore the pioneering port town of Strahan, the gateway to the spectacular Gordon River, and the remote Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park.
Highlights of this Region
James Boag's Brewery, Launceston
See how Australia's premium beer is created with a tour through James Boag's Brewery, which dates back to 1881. At the end of your tour, enjoy a refreshing and much-deserved pint.
Bridestowe Lavender Estate
Enjoy a guided distillery tour, sample lavender-inspired treats and soak in the sensational views at the picturesque Bridestowe Lavender Estate. The world’s largest privately-owned lavender farm boasts an estimated 650,000 plants and is a delight for the senses.
Port Arthur Historic Site
Take an enlightening tour of the brilliantly-conserved Port Arthur Historic Site, once Australia’s most notorious convict prison. Embark on a cruise around the Isle of the Dead and hear the haunting and fascinated stories of the prisoners buried there.
Cradle Mountain
Explore the beauty of the central highlands in Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park. Stay right in the thick of the natural habitat at the classy Cradle Mountain Hotel and take in the serene environment as you wander through the spectacular alpine highlight.
House of Anvers
Indulge in mouth-watering truffles, rich fudge and exquisite dark chocolate at House of Anvers. The chocolate factory matches local Tasmanian cream with the world’s finest ingredients, creating a plethora of delectable treats that will have you reaching for more.
Freycinet National Park
Breathe in the fresh air and admire the incredible views on a walk through Freycinet National Park with a naturalist guide. The park and its surrounds are home to a diverse range of animals, from wallabies, pademelons and echidnas to sea eagles, seals and whales.
Salamanca Market
Sample fresh cheese, sip on local whiskies and discover hand-crafted jewellery at Hobart’s iconic Salamanca Market. With over 230 unique stallholders taking their place each week, there is simply something for everyone at the vibrant open-air market.
Tasmanian Holidays
Grand Tasman
Launceston Return
from $3,445 USD pp
10 Days
17 Meals
Western Wonders of Tasmania
Hobart to Launceston
from $2,495 USD pp
6 Days
10 Meals
Eastern Tasmania Getaway
Launceston to Hobart
from $1,995 USD pp
6 Days
8 Meals
Grand Tasman
Launceston Return
from $3,445 USD pp
10 Days
17 Meals
Western Wonders of Tasmania
Hobart to Launceston
from $2,495 USD pp
6 Days
10 Meals
Eastern Tasmania Getaway
Launceston to Hobart
from $1,995 USD pp
6 Days
8 Meals
Enhance Your Journey
Take your holiday to the next level and enhance your premium journey through Tasmania with special additional experiences.
Bruny Island Cruise
Take a thrilling cruise along the spectacular coastline of Bruny Island, traversing its pristine beaches and learning about the island’s diverse wildlife.
Bicheno Little Penguins
Travel to the beautiful seaside town of Bicheno where you get up close to its most famous residents, the local population of adorable little penguins.
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A Taste of Tasmania
The Apple Isle is famous for its farm-to-table food and wine scene. Wherever you are, you’ll enjoy quality produce that showcases the richness of the region, from fresh seafood to locally crafted cheeses, all paired with those exceptional cool-climate wines.
Explore Port Arthur's Convict Past
No visit to Tasmania is complete without seeing Port Arthur, a heritage site with a haunting history.
Five Must-See Tasmanian National Parks
Discover these top Tasmanian wilderness escapes, writes Andrew Bain.
Tasmanian Lavender Fare and Fields
Bridestowe Lavender Estate is located in the north-east of Tasmania, in the most fertile area at the head of the Tamar Valley. Sheena from Travelmarvel sat down with the Managing Director of Bridestowe Lavender Estate, Robert Ravens, for Bridestowe’s 100th Birthday. Learn about the varieties and benefits of the lavender that this spectacular farm grows.
Tasmania's Historic Towns
Richmond and Sheffield have distinctly different appearances and personalities yet both towns introduce travellers to genuine Tasmanian history, art, culture and quirk.
Elspeth Callender finds theses Tasmanian towns offer rich insights into Tasmania past and present.
Tasmania's Wildlife Wonders
Discovery why Tasmania's east coast town of Bicheno is a wildlife haven, by Andrew Bain.
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