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.

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What you’ll love most about Tasmania

• Discover Tasmania’s wild beauty in Freycinet National Park, where you can hike to the iconic Wineglass Bay, renowned for its pristine beaches and dramatic scenery
• Explore the UNESCO-listed wilderness of Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, offering hiking trails, alpine landscapes, and abundant wildlife in a remote, tranquil setting
• Visit the vibrant city of Hobart, where you can explore the bustling Salamanca Market, dine at waterfront restaurants, and enjoy the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA)
• Experience the stunning beaches and rugged landscapes of Bruny Island, where you can spot wildlife, enjoy gourmet food, and take in sweeping coastal views
• Take a scenic drive along the Great Eastern Drive, with picturesque coastal towns, lush forests, and beautiful beaches offering a peaceful retreat
• Visit Port Arthur Historic Site, a former convict settlement, where you can learn about Tasmania’s colonial past and explore the well-preserved ruins in a serene setting