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Explore Battery Point: Tasmania’s Historic Gem

Battery Point. Heritage Horse Drawn Carriages. Image Credit: Tanya Challice Photography

Battery Point, in nipaluna/Hobart, offers an enchanting blend of history and modern allure. Initially established in the early 1800s as a coastal defence, this area

Featured Photographer: Luke Tscharke

Mortimer Bay. Image Credit: Luke Tscharke

Southern Tasmania Featured Photographer Hobart and Beyond appreciate the incredible imagery supplied by the talented photographers of southern lutruwita / Tasmania. Throughout this series, we

Featured Photographer: Oliver Whone

South Cape Bay, Southwest National Park. Image Credit: Oliver Whone.

Southern Tasmania Featured Photographer Hobart and Beyond appreciate the incredible imagery supplied by the talented photographers of southern lutruwita / Tasmania. Throughout this series, we

Southern Tasmania Featured Photographers

Bruny Island Coastline. Image Credit: Cam Blake

Southern Tasmania Featured Photographers Southern Tasmania boasts an abundance of untouched natural beauty that has long captivated the hearts and lenses of talented photographers. In

Featured Photographer: Simon Gregory

Southern Tasmania. Image Credit: Simon Gregory

Southern Tasmania Featured Photographer Hobart and Beyond appreciate the incredible imagery supplied by the talented photographers of southern lutruwita / Tasmania. Throughout this series, we

9 Things to Do at Lake Dulverton

Lake Dulverton. Image Credit: Alastair Bett

Adjacent to the heritage tow of Oatlands, you’ll find picturesque Lake Dulverton, a waterbird sanctuary and wonderful spot to visit and relax. Enjoy the lakeside walk, do some birdwatching, have a picnic, and see if you can spot the quirky characters submerged in and hanging out by the water. We’ve put together a few tips on how to make the most of your lakeside time.

Best place to watch the sunrise – Insta-worthy sunrises you don’t want to miss

There are plenty of things Tassie does well and epic sunrises (and sunsets) are certainly one of them. While red sky in the morning is

Ultimate Guide to Waterfalls of Southern Tasmania

Horseshoe Falls. Image Credit: @sheldonisitt

Hey now, what did you just whisper? You’re bored with sticking to the rivers and the lakes that you’re used to? We hear you, and have just the thing to help you follow your adventurous dreams. We’ve picked 24 wet and wild waterfalls for you to chase.

Launceston to Hobart: The Heritage Highway Road Trip

Red Bridge, Campbell Town. Image Credit: Melrose Landscapes

Tasmania’s Heritage Highway between Hobart and Launceston makes a great road trip—especially in our modern cars, rather than a horse and cart! We’ve put together some tips on places to stop and things to do in Tasmania’s Midlands.

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!

Astrophotography in Southern Tasmania: Auroras, Milky Way & Bioluminescence

Aurora Australis. Image Credit: Simon Kruit

Tasmania is blessed with some of the clearest skies in the country, thanks to its little light pollution. The nights really put on a show

Hobart to Cockle Creek: An Adventurous Itinerary

Cockle Creek. Image Credit: @darrenwrightphotos

Did you know, from Hobart, you can drive to the end of the southern-most road in Australia in just two hours? We reckon the journey is half the fun though, so take your time! Stop at attractions along the way and discover some real gems. We’ve put together a little itinerary for your Cockle Creek adventure.

The Turning of the Fagus – Tasmania’s Deciduous Tree

Fagus (Nothofagus Gunnii). 📷 Tourism Tasmania and Arwen Dyer

Home » Blog » Each autumn, southern Tasmania’s alpine highlands stage one of Australia’s most extraordinary natural events, the turning of the fagus. This is

Best Places to See Autumn Leaves in Hobart & Southern Tasmania

Walking through the Fagus. Image Credit Emilie Ristevski

Chasing autumn leaves in Tasmania? Discover six favourite spots around Hobart & Southern Tasmania for golden trees, crisp air and easy scenic drives.

Autumn in Tasmania: 7 Places to Visit along the Heritage Highway

Autumn in Southern Tasmania. Image Credit: @rhyspopephotography

Autumn along the Heritage Highway is a magical time of year, as the quaint Georgian towns shimmy to life with the vibrant hues of the season. Wander the convict-built villages and marvel at the beauty of the changing colours. The whole region is spectacular, and it’s hard to choose our favourite places, but we’ve managed to pick seven spots to fall for autumn’s charms.

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