The capital of Tasmania, Hobart is a waterfront city rich in history. From vibrant markets to waterside restaurants and ghost tours, there’s plenty to keep you occupied in and around the city. When planning what to do in Tasmania, make sure to leave enough time for all the things to...
One of the most amazing things to do in Tasmania is to stay at Pumphouse Point. In the 1940's, Pumphouse Point was a hydro-electric power pumping station. Located in Tasmania's central alpine highlands, Pumphouse Point is an art-deco boutique hotel. Inside you’ll find luxurious, modern, earthy, warm and intimate...
Can you imagine what a 170-year-old Tasmanian whisky might taste like? Thanks to some very poor behaviour from early Tasmanian convicts and harsh words from Lady Jane Franklin, you’ll never know as whisky distilling was outlawed in Tasmania in the 1830s.
“I would prefer barley be fed to pigs that...
Of the many places to visit in Tasmania, some of the best spots are for those who want to get off the bitumen. Australia’s most southern state has an array of pristine locations, from secluded beaches to ancient rainforests. Here are four Tasmania 4WD off-road touring drives for your...
Have you ever gone on a trip you enjoyed so much you ended up moving to your holiday destination? That’s what happened to Stephanie Sutcliffe. Her first visit to Tasmania, a few years ago, left such a big impression she ended up moving there.
“I came to Bruny Island and saw...
Tasmania is an island with vast open spaces and huge tracts of remote wilderness. The island state is blessed with unspoiled forests that are only a day-trip away from Hobart or Launceston, such as Southwest National Park and the Tarkine, the country’s largest temperate rainforest area thought of by...
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