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Blog: Ultimate Guide to Exploring Southern Tasmania

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:

The Golden Hour at Mona

Walking into Mona (Museum of Old and New art) at any time is like entering another world, but at night it is a whole new adventure.

Joining several

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The River Derwent

Southern Tasmanians simply call it ‘The River’ just as they refer to the peak that overlooks its estuary as ‘The Mountain’. Story by Chris Viney The River Derwent

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Sympathy for the Devil

At a crucial time in the evolution of one of the world’s most unique critters, Chris Viney explores the plight of the reclusive Tasmanian Devil.

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6 Things to Do at Pontville

The town of Pontville is one of Tasmania’s oldest settlements, just a half hour drive north from Hobart. Today, Pontville is rich in heritage and charm—we’ve put together

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Tours and day trips from Hobart

Southern Tasmania has so much to offer – from its secluded beaches, towering seacliffs, enchanting waterfalls or its food and beverage culture. A trip to Tasmania is always

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