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The Hobart and Beyond blog will take you on a journey through southern Tasmania, showcasing the best of Hobart and its surrounding regions.
Our team of local experts share their knowledge and insights, providing tips on the best places to eat, stay, and visit. Whether you are a nature lover, a history buff, or a foodie, Hobart and Beyond has something to offer everyone.
Discover a range of topics, from exploring our rugged coastlines and beaches to indulging in the local culinary delights. We will also take you on tours, provide tips on hiking in stunning national parks, and share information on the best spots to catch a glimpse of the elusive Southern Lights.
Latest Southern Tasmania Articles:
Heartlands Way Through Kempton: Walking Tour & Lunch
Step into colonial Kempton on a 7km guided walk with historian Alan Townsend, visiting historic homes, church and homestead with morning tea and light lunch.
Paint The Town Red 2026
Between the 8th and 22nd of June 2026, take photos of participating Paint The Town Red Businesses, public spaces, and Dark Mofo events.
HOT LIST: Winter Events in Southern Tasmania 2026
Home » Blog » Welcome to Southern Tasmania, where our winter events come alive with fire, food, art, nude swims and music. Southern Tasmania doesn’t slow down in
Richmond, Tasmania – History, Food & Things to Do
Home » Blog » Coal River Valley Just 25 to 30 minutes from Hobart, Richmond is the sort of village where you can cross Australia’s oldest bridge, poke
2026 Autumn Photography Finalists
Our 2026 Southern Tasmania Autumn Photography Competition has officially wrapped up, and what a season it’s been.
Paint Your Home Red supported by Aurora Energy
Home » Blog » Win a month of FREE Electricity thanks to Aurora Energy Running alongside Dark Mofo and Paint The Town Red residents across Tasmania are invited to join
Two World Heritage Sites Longford
Just outside Longford, two properties sit side by side, telling one of the most complete stories of colonial Australia
Electric Valley Escape: Exploring the Derwent Valley by EV
In a world of rising petrol prices and constant noise, this is your cue to slow things down, grab an EV and rediscover the simple joys.
Dark Mofo 2026 – Your Ultimate Guide
Dark Mofo 2026 runs 11–22 June in Hobart. Dates, tickets, lineup, what to wear, family guide, and accommodation — everything you need to know
2026 Southern Tasmania Autumn Photography Competition
Join in the fun this Autumn by entering the 2026 Southern Tasmania Autumn Photography Competition, tag your posts with #AutumnTasmania26 to enter.
Electric Vehicle Travel in Southern Tasmania
Southern Tasmania offers a compelling case for the electric traveller that few destinations in the world can match.
Dark Sky Week in Southern Tasmania
Home » Blog » International Dark Sky Week in Southern Tasmania 13–20 April 2026 Some of the darkest skies on the planet are right here, above our heads.
The End of the Road, Cockle Creek, Far South Tasmania
Head south from Hobart until the bitumen runs out and you’ll land at Cockle Creek, the southernmost place you can drive to in Australia.
She’s Golden, Love: 10 Autumn Spots Around Hobart & Southern Tasmania
Chasing autumn leaves in Hobart and Southern Tasmania? From city parks to Mt Field’s fagus, here are 10 golden spots for road trips, photos and cosy evenings.
Oatlands Highland Gathering
Experience the Spirit of Scotland at the Oatlands Highland Gathering. If you love the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, then mark your calendar for an event that will transport
HOT LIST – Autumn Events in Southern Tasmania 2026
Home » Blog » Autumn in Southern Tasmania doesn’t ease in quietly. It arrives with colour in the vineyards, woodsmoke in the air, and a calendar that fills
Lake Fenton – Mt Field National Park
Home » Blog » Derwent Valley Lake Fenton is where Mt Field’s wild side starts to feel close enough to touch, alpine air, big skies, ancient plants and
Things To Do in Ross Tasmania — Heritage Village Guide
A visit to the convict-built village of Ross offers a captivating glimpse into another time. Ross was originally established as a garrison in 1812, and also became an