The world's largest surviving carnivorous marsupial, the Tasmanian devil, has become an Australian icon and a national treasure. It has products and sporting teams named after it. Here are a few Tasmanian devil facts you may not have known.
They release harrowing screeches and if you are lucky enough to...
If you want to know the best locations to visit, just ask a local. In stunning northern Tasmania, on the shores of Binalong Bay, we caught up with pharmacist and keen photographer, Angela Siejka, who shares her top spots within an hour of her holiday home near Bay of Fires.
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What could be better than 10 days on the road with some of Australia’s best Instagrammers with the sole purpose of capturing the less explored, but no less beautiful, Southern Tasmania?
Instagrammers Lauren Bath, Jewels Lynch, Garry Norris and Paul Vella captured beautiful photos of Garry's home region. Check out...
It doesn't matter what time of year you're visiting, one of the things to do in Tasmania is to explore Mount Wellington Park. What makes Mount Wellington Park unique is it's a wilderness reserve on the doorstep of Tasmania's largest city, Hobart. With over 500 native plant species, birds, pademelons,...
Tasmania’s Southwest National Park is a mysterious and remote landscape that is surprisingly accessible on a day trip from Hobart. From the sky, shimmering aquamarine-coloured bays wrap around sandy beaches that fringe a vast sea of tea tree, banksia and eucalypts.
We fly over jagged peaks, wild rivers, a rugged coastline...
An hour’s drive south-east of Hobart airport, the wild and windswept Tasman Peninsula, best known for the World Heritage-listed historic site at Port Arthur, is undergoing a quiet revolution. You could spend several days enjoying the historic, fun and quirky things to do in Port Arthur.
Port Arthur is one...
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What would the world look like if you were a bird soaring in the sky or an angel floating in heaven? If you happen...
