Discover Kingston: A Coastal Gem in Southern Tasmania
Kingston, a lively coastal town just a 15-minute drive from Hobart, offers a mix of beautiful beaches, family-friendly parks, and a laid-back vibe that makes
No Car Required: Tips for Exploring Hobart on Foot
Hobart is a wonderful city to explore on foot. The city is a very manageable size to walk around in and public transport is readily available to key attractions that are a bit further out. We’ve put together some tips to help you explore Hobart without a car.
Great Short Walks 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!
Rather than reinvent the wheel, here are some great resources for plotting your adventures.
Discover Duckhole Lake: A Hidden Gem in Southern Tasmania
Duckhole Lake, located in the Far South of Tasmania, offers a tranquil and picturesque escape for nature lovers. This hidden gem sits within the Southwest
A Walk to Fossil Cove: Tasmania’s Hidden Geological Gem
Fossil Cove, located near Blackmans Bay in Southern Tasmania, is a hidden treasure renowned for its rich geology and ancient fossils. Just a 20-minute drive
November Celebrations along Tasmania’s Heritage Highway
November is a month of celebration along Tasmania’s Heritage Highway, where vibrant festivals and community events take centre stage. As the heart of spring unfolds
Coningham Beach and Snug Point Track
Sitting just 30 minutes drive from Hobart, Coningham Beach is a tranquil escape along the sheltered waters of the D’Entrecasteaux Channel. Conningham Beach offers pristine
Discover the Twisted Sister Track along Gordon River Road
Southern Tasmania is renowned for its rugged beauty, and the Gordon River Road, which winds through the heart of this pristine wilderness, offers a gateway
Motorama Tasmania 2024: A Celebration of Classic Cars and Bikes
Whether you’re a die-hard motor-racing enthusiast or simply love the beauty of classic cars and bikes, this event promises something for everyone. Get ready for
Experience Tasmanian Aboriginal Culture and History
We’ve put together some tips on places to visit and events to attend in Southern Tasmania for people who are interested in learning about Aboriginal history and culture—past and present.
The Wall in the Wilderness: A Masterpiece of Timber and History
Found at Derwent Bridge in Tasmania’s Central Highlands, The Wall in the Wilderness is an awe-inspiring work of art, one of the most ambitious artistic
Unlocking History: Discover Oatlands Military Precinct with the Oatlands Key
The Southern Midlands Council, with the assistance of the Tasmanian Community Fund, have recently implemented the Oatlands Key. This exciting new initiative opens the historic Oatlands Military Precinct to the public.
The Shot Tower Taroona: A Must-Visit Historic Landmark in Tasmania
Perched high above the waterside suburb of Taroona, the Shot Tower stands as one of Tasmania’s most distinctive heritage landmarks. This towering structure, a testament
10 Must Visit Waterfalls In Southern Tasmania
Southern Tasmania is a paradise for waterfall enthusiasts, boasting over 200 waterfalls scattered throughout the region. With its lush, ancient rainforests and consistently high rainfall,
Southern Tasmania’s Top Spring Activities Revealed
It’s spring in Tasmania and the perfect time to explore. We’ve listed the best things to do in Hobart in spring.
The Best Heritage Accommodation in Tasmania’s Midlands
Discover the rich history of Tasmania’s Midlands through its stunning heritage accommodation. Sitting between Hobart and Launceston, the Midlands region is a treasure trove of
Southern Edge Drive Journey – Exploring D’Entrecasteaux Channel
One-Day Itinerary Hobart to D’Entrecasteaux Channel Sitting between the Tasmanian mainland and Bruny Island, D’Entrecasteaux Channel offers a captivating mix of lush landscapes, quaint seaside
Snug Falls Track – Southern Tasmania
Snug Falls is a must-visit waterfall located in Southern Tasmania. The 2 km return Snug Falls Track offers an easy and enjoyable walk, making it
Auroras, Milky Way and Bioluminescence: D’Entrecasteaux Channel After Dark
The D’Entrecasteaux Channel, with its secluded coves and serene beaches, becomes a gateway to some of nature’s most awe-inspiring light displays once the sun sets.
Waterfalls to Waterfront: Discover Snug in Southern Tasmania
Sitting along the picturesque D’Entrecasteaux Channel, the township of Snug offers a wonderful escape into nature’s embrace. Just a 30-minute drive from Hobart, this charming
Mount Nelson: Hobart’s Best Kept Scenic Secret
Perched in the hills above Hobart, Mount Nelson offers one of the most stunning lookout points in Southern Tasmania. From its elevated position, visitors can
Turn On The Stars
Turn On The Stars 2024 – This August, southern Tasmanian businesses will be dimming their lights to brighten our skies. August provides the perfect opportunity to
Campbell Town: Convict Bricks, Chainsaw Sculptures & Colonial Charm
Campbell Town was one of the early coaching stops between Hobart and Launceston, and is still popular as a driver reviver some two centuries later. However, this charming town has much to offer as a destination in its own right. Here are our five picks of things to do in Campbell Town.
Our Guide to the Oatlands Heritage & Bullock Festival
For one vibrant weekend in August, Tasmania’s history comes vividly to life in the 19th century sandstone village of Oatlands. Follow the Shadows of the Past to the Oatlands Heritage & Bullock Festival and discover a wealth of traditional trades and crafts, engaging displays and activities, live music and yummy food.