Tasmania

A journey to Tasmania is a rare chance to disconnect from stress and reconnect with the things that matter. About 40 per cent of the island is protected wilderness, which are easily accessible. Geographic isolation has contributed to unique biodiversity, and it has also fostered a rare community of creative, own-to-earth, resourceful people with time to make you feel welcome. One of the joys of travelling in Tasmania is not just the chance to taste produce straight from the farm and ocean, but the ease of meeting the makers at cellar doors, farm gates and local markets. Find stories and freedom on drive journeys connecting wild places, quintessential Tassie towns and friendly locals. With four distinct seasons, there’s always something new to see, taste and feel.

WHEN TO VISIT
SUMMER
December - February
9 - 21°C
AUTUMN
March-May
6 -19°C
WINTER
June - August
3 - 12°C
SPRING
September - November
5 - 17°C

Top Things to do in Tasmania

Northern Tasmania
Cataract Gorge Reserve is a unique natural phenomenon right at the edge of Launceston's city centre.
Strahan
Glide down the Gordon River past ancient rainforests on a catamaran cruise.
Tasman Peninsula
Explore the ruins and relics evocative of the Tasman Peninsula's convict history at the Port Arthur Historic Site.
Central Highlands
Stroll from cascading rivers to dense, old-growth rainforest on the Enchanted Walk, or hike up the summit of Cradle Mountain.
East Coast
Catch the Bichenon Blowhole in action at high tide - powered by the waves of the Tasman sea.
Coles Bay
Savour the freshest catch of the day from the Tasman sea.

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