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:
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
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
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
Six Reasons to Explore the Derwent Valley & Central Highlands
Are you dreaming of adventure? Take a scenic drive through the Derwent Valley and onwards right to the very heart of Tasmania. Along the way, enjoy food and
Great Southern Land: 8 Tips for Exploring the Southern Trove
The enchanting Southern Trove encompasses the d’Entrecasteaux Channel, Bruny Island, the Huon Valley, and the Far South. Take a memorable day trip or multi-day adventure and discover diverse
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
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?
Adults Only: 12 Festive Tipples
‘Tis the season for ye olde festive tipple! Talk about spoilt for choice, there are many of cellar doors to visit in Southern Tasmania, with some amazing wineries,
A Lighthouse Tour, Loo with a View, and Island Delicacies: Paul Fleming Visits Bruny
Today, Bruny Island is known as a haven for environmentally sensitive tourism and purveyors of the finest local, and boutique, produce; but it’s early settlement was focused on
A Dam Good Time: Three Activities Around Strathgordon
You’ll find Strathgordon on the edge of Tasmania’s World Heritage Wilderness Area, at the very end of the road on the banks of Lake Pedder. Just a 2.5
River Life: Five Things to Do Around Scenic New Norfolk
As one of the oldest settlements in Tasmania, the riverside town of New Norfolk has a colourful past – it’s certainly worth scratching the surface to reveal the
Big Pipes, Big Trees and Kangaroos: Three Reasons to Visit Tarraleah
Tarraleah was once the bustling home to workers on one of the first hydro-electric schemes in Australia. Today, the town has been restored as a unique and idyllic
The End of the Road: Four Activities at Cockle Creek
How low can you go? On a map of Australia, Cockle Creek is the farthest south you can drive. With its tranquil coves, pristine beaches, forested hills and
Aurora Australis Chasing: The when, where, what and how
Have you seen the dancing lady of the night? If you have, I bet you still remember your first Aurora encounter vividly. My first sighting was purely accidental.
Bushwalking in Southern Tasmania
Southern Tasmania is a spectacular place to get out and about, whether it be for a short walk, day walk, a couple of days, or multi-day extravaganza!
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Eaglehawk Neck: Four Natural Wonders That Will Take Your Breath Away
Eaglehawk Neck is the scenic gateway to the Tasman Peninsula, where giant sea cliffs, pristine beaches, and rugged coastlines reign supreme. This area punches well above its weight
Tassiegrammer Visits Bonorong Wildlife Park And Rescue Service
Late last year I was sent on a mission by Hobart & Beyond to visit Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary and photograph some of the animals currently under care in
An Aerial View of Lake Pedder by Francois Fourie
Lake Pedder, the largest fresh water lake in Australia is located approximately 150 kilometres west of Hobart and is set in Tasmania’s spectacular wild south-west wilderness. In addition
