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Southern Tasmania Touring Maps

Gordon River Road. Image Credit: Stu Gibson

Whether you’re a seasoned traveller or a first-time visitor, our downloadable touring maps are your key to unlocking the secrets of Southern Tasmania. From the

Southern Tasmanian Vineyards and Cellar Doors

Bream Creek Vineyard. Image Credit: Darren Wright

Picture this: you, relaxing in the sunshine, elegantly sipping a glass of vino (like royalty!) while surveying the beautiful view across the very vineyard from whence it came. With the festive season fast approaching, it’s probably best—responsible even—to ease into it at one (or several) of Southern Tassie’s amazing wineries. Experiences range from cellar door tastings, to vineyard tours, to incredible platters and meals showcasing the top-notch local produce. Here are our tips on where to pick your plonk.

Markets in Hobart and Southern Tasmania

Salamanca Market. Image Credit: Graham Freeman/Tourism Australia

Explore the rich tapestry of Markets in Hobart and Southern Tasmania Hobart and Southern Tasmania are a treasure trove of cultural diversity, natural beauty, and

Explore Mount Field National Park

Mt Field. Image Credit: @tassie_wild

Mount Field National Park is a nature lovers’ wonderland in the heart of Tasmania. This beautiful and diverse park is renowned for its breathtaking waterfalls,

Get Back to Nature at Maydena, Tasmania

Maydena Bike Park Mandatory. Image Credit: Tim Bardsley-Smith

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

Gordon River Road, on way to Strathgordon. Image Credit Stu Gibson

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!

Couch Adventurer: TV & Films Shot in Southern Tasmania

Couch adventurer

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).

Six Reasons to Explore the Derwent Valley & Central Highlands

Carringa Farm, Derwent Valley. Image Credit: Darren Wright

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 wine, wilderness and wildlife, fascinating heritage, and lots of adventure! Here are six very good reasons to explore this spectacular region.

Tasmania in Winter: Safety Tips for Driving in the Snow

Mt Field National Park. Image Credit: @kbone68

Exploring Tasmania in winter is snow worries when you keep up-to-date with official information and follow safety advice. We’ve put together some tips on staying safe, particularly around driving in the snow in Tasmania.

It’s a Date: Romantic Activities in Southern Tasmania

No need to act all coy, you old romantic, you! If you’re looking for some sweet ideas to woo your sweetheart—that are also budget-friendly—you’re in the right place. We’ve put together some tips on romantic things to do for couples in Southern Tasmania.

For Foodies: Cooking Schools in Southern Tasmania

Foodies, it’s time to get your hands dirty. Put your money where your mouth is (literally) and book yourself into one of Southern Tasmania’s cooking schools. Learning to cook with fresh Tasmanian produce is one of the best things to do near Hobart.

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