Bucket List Adventure: Tasmania’s Southwest National Park
Discover Tasmania’s Southwest National Park, some of the most remote, unspoiled scenery in all of Australia, a landscape photographer’s dream. The Southwest National Park is Tasmania’s
Take a tour of the Callington Mill in Oatlands
If you’ve ever driven along the Midland Highway throughout the Hobart & Beyond region of Tasmania, you would have seen the striking presence of the
Get Back to Nature at Maydena, Tasmania
Maydena is a small village on the banks of the Tyenna River that punches above its weight in its proximity to Tasmania’s finest natural places. Read on to discover four reasons to make Maydena your base for exploring Tasmania’s spectacular World Heritage wilderness.
Go into the Wild at Strathgordon
Strathgordon is literally the place at the end of the road, nestled deep within Tasmania’s rugged southwest on the edge of World Heritage Wilderness Area. Adventure awaits around Lake Pedder, with hiking, fishing, boating, kayaking, and swimming—not to mention the world’s highest commercial abseil to conquer!
The Ultimate Day Out at Mona Museum
A day out at Mona—aka the Museum of Old and New Art—is a must do when visiting Hobart. Architecture nerds, artsy types, and foodies will be particularly in their element. We’ve put together some tips for the ultimate day out at Mona—it really is one of the best things to do in Hobart!
12 Winter Waterfalls To Keep You Out of Hibernation
It’s no secret that waterfalls are at their best after rain (be careful, tracks can get muddy), which is why winter is the best time
5 bakeries to try along the Heritage Highway
A trip along the Heritage Highway through Tasmania’s Midlands isn’t complete without popping into the local bakeries along the way. Treat yourself to the nostalgic
5 Day Heartlands Roadtrip
Tasmania is renowned for its incredible scenery and multi-day drive journeys and now there is a new experience to enjoy. The Heartlands Drive Journey is
16 Must-See Natural Wonders in Southern Tasmania
Mother Nature certainly is spectacular, and in southern Tasmania, you’ll see some of her finest achievements. From staggering sea cliffs to rugged mountain ranges and
Best Wineries South of Hobart
Tasmania’s exquisite cool climate wines are quite something (and have collected a nice array of awards). If you’re fond of a vino, head south. We’ve
Back to Nature: 12 Top Spots to Camp in Southern Tasmania
There is no time like the present to get back to nature! What could be better than pitching a tent (or parking your fancy van)
Where to Stay in Far South Tasmania
Tasmania’s Far South is just a 1–2 hour drive from Hobart, but feels worlds away. This peaceful pocket at the bottom of the world is
Discover Foodie Paradise South of Hobart
Southern Tasmania is a real foodie paradise. Choose from a range of guided food experiences or plot out your own plan of attack for a
12 Playgrounds to break up your drive
Where do kids get that endless energy from (and how do we get some)? When the youths are bouncing off the walls, antagonising their siblings,
Craft a Tasman Peninsula Getaway around the Three Capes Track
The Three Capes Track is one of the best multi-day walks in Tasmania. Walk on the wild side during the day, then relax in comfort overnight. Exploring the Tasman Peninsula is one of the best things to do near Hobart, so we’ve put together some tips on extending your visit around this bucket-list hike.
Where to See Wildlife in Southern Tasmania
Tasmania’s native animals are a thrill to spot in the wild. We’ve put together a few tips on where to see wildlife in Southern Tasmania.
16 Unique Places to Stay in Southern Tasmania
There are some pretty special accommodation options in Hobart and surrounds. Discover quirky delights, boutique hotels, grand heritage homes and luxurious hideaways — charming places brimming with character, stories and history. We’ve listed 16 unique places to stay in Southern Tasmania.
The Ultimate Road Trip: Tasmania’s Western Wilds
Embark upon the ultimate road trip through Tasmania’s Western Wilds. Take your time on this iconic wilderness journey and let the epic story unfold. Exploring the Western Wilds is one of the best things to do in Tasmania.
Wild Things: 10 Tips for Wildlife Watching in Southern Tasmania
There are some pretty unique locals that call Hobart and Beyond home. We’ve listed a few of our favourite Tassie wild things, with some tips on where to meet them. Remember to drive slowly (especially from dusk to dawn), respect their space, and don’t feed them human food.
An Adventure in Tasmania’s Central Highlands
Get your heart racing in excitement with an adventure into the geographical heart of Tasmania. Discover the many attractions of the Central Highlands, including golf, fishing, whisky, history, and World Heritage Wilderness.
Couch Adventurer: TV & Films Shot in Southern Tasmania
We don’t mean to brag, but the small screen loves us. The silver screen, too. We’re a raw, natural talent (humble, too). We’ve put together some tips to help you discover the amazing places you’ve seen in the cinema and on TV over the last few years (act cool though, don’t be one of those oddball celebrity stalkers).
Top 10 Things to Do in the Tasman Region
The Tasman Region is just over an hour’s drive from Hobart and makes a wonderful getaway. Discover impressive geological wonders, a fascinating convict history, spectacular walks, epic coastal scenery, thrilling tours, unique wildlife, beautiful beaches, and amazing places to eat and drink.
Convict Ruins: Walk the Coal Mines Historic Site
When we think about convicts in Tasmania, the Port Arthur Historic Site springs to mind. Did you know that there’s another site of significance on the Tasman Peninsula? The Coal Mines Historic Site, near Saltwater River, is one of 11 places that comprise the Australian Convict Sites World Heritage serial listing. Today, explore the ruins on foot to discover fascinating insights into life at the site in its heyday.
10 Enchanting Walks in the South
The Southern Trove has a huge variety of walks to choose from throughout the Channel, Bruny Island, the Huon Valley, and Far South Tasmania. Walking trails explore peaceful forests, towering mountain ranges, sweeping beaches, and gigantic sea cliffs. With variety like this, there’s no need to do a hop, skip and jump – just put one foot in front of the other and she’ll be apples! Here are 10 of our picks.
