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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

Whale Watching In Southern Tasmania

Humpback Whale calf. Image Credit: Tourism Tasmania & bodhiimages

Seeing a whale is such a thrill, especially if they’re feeling playful. Sadly, whaling in the 19th century had a drastic impact on the population. Thankfully, these gentle giants are returning to our waters in growing numbers, passing through on their annual migration and delighting humble whale watchers. Here is our guide to whale watching in Southern Tasmania.

Guide to Visiting the Port Arthur Historic Site

Port Arthur. Image Credit: Darren Wright

The Port Arthur Historic Site is located on the Tasman Peninsula, just a 90 minute drive from Hobart. Escape was near impossible from this 19th century prison, but today you might not want to leave—exploring this World Heritage-listed Convict Site is one of the best things to do in Tasmania!

Edge of the Earth: 7 Dramatic Walks in the Tasman Region

Three Capes Track - Cape Pillar and the Blade. Image Credit Pierre Destribats

The Tasman Region is famed for its breathtaking coastal scenery, including the tallest sea cliffs in the southern hemisphere and pristine secluded beaches. Exploring this pocket of the world on foot is an immersive and unforgettable experience. We’ve picked five of our favourite walks to get you going.

All Heroes Walk Capes: 5 Bold Hikes in Southern Tasmania

Not all heroes wear capes, but they do all enjoy walking them—especially in Tasmania, where the adventures are wild and the scenery is raw and chiselled (like the washboard abs of those who fight crime). We’ve listed five ‘cape walks’ for the brave and courageous to conquer.

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