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
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
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
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,
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
Ben Lomond Tasmania: 7 Attractions You Need to Experience
The Ben Lomond National Park has something for everyone, from the thrill-seeking rock climber to the gentle snowman creator. The park is home to some of Tasmania’s most impressive scenery, as well as fantastic ski fields, stunning alpine walking tracks, and lovable wildlife. We’ve listed seven reasons to explore this breathtaking spot (remember to grab a Parks Pass).
4 Places to Visit the Snow in Southern Tasmania
There’s just something magic about a snow day. Although snow rarely settles at sea level in Tassie, it does settle sporadically at higher points throughout the cooler months (and sometimes even during freak cold days in summer). We’ve put together a few tips on where to find your very own winter wonderland.
7 Wonderful Winter Walks in Southern Tasmania
There really is no need to hibernate during winter—fresh snowfall adds extra magic to our wild landscapes, that clean Tassie air is extra crisp, and you don’t need to get up quite as early to catch the sunrise. Not to mention, exploring on foot is a great way to warm up! We’ve listed a few of our favourite walks to do during the cooler months.
Discover Real Life Adventure at Chauncy Vale Wildlife Sanctuary
Spend a day exploring the Chauncy Vale Wildlife Sanctuary at Bagdad and rediscover Tasmania’s inspiring landscape, natural beauty, and unique wildlife. Beloved children’s author Nan Chauncy and family called this special place home. Today, the sanctuary is open daily for everyone to enjoy.
Exploring the Natural Wonders of the Tasman Peninsula
The Tasman Peninsula, a rugged and captivating region of southern Tasmania, is home to some of Australia’s most spectacular natural attractions. From dramatic sea cliffs
She’s Golden, Love: 10 Spots to Visit During Autumn
Autumn in Tassie is really something special. We know our lovely isle has a heart of gold, and in autumn the outside matches the inside! There’s magic in the air as deciduous trees transform their greenery into enchanting displays of glowing golds, rusty reds and vibrant oranges. Here are 10 spots to set your heart on fire and crunch some serious leaf.
Southern Tasmania Touring Maps
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
Exploring Tasmania’s Natural Wonders: Cockle Creek to South Cape Bay
Nestled at the southernmost tip of Australia lies a serene and untouched wilderness that beckons adventurers and nature enthusiasts alike. Cockle Creek to South Cape
Bucket List Adventure: Tasmania’s Southwest National Park
Discover Tasmania’s Southwest National Park, some of the most remote, unspoiled scenery in all of Australia, a landscape photographer’s dream. The Southwest National Park is Tasmania’s
30 Dog Friendly Walks in Greater Hobart
Are you always on the lookout for new places to walk your dog in Hobart? There are tonnes of dog-friendly walks in Hobart and surrounds to choose from, so we’ve put together a list of 30 walks to help you sniff out your next adventure.
9 Things to Do at Lake Dulverton
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.
25 things to do with teens and tweens in Hobart and Beyond
Tasmania is a great place to enjoy a family vacation with plenty of activities for kids to enjoy, even the hard-to-please teenagers in the family.
Ultimate Guide to Waterfalls of Southern Tasmania
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.
Your Guide to Glenorchy Tasmania
Welcome to Glenorchy, the perfect destination for families looking to experience Tasmania’s stunning natural landscapes and vibrant culture. Glenorchy strikes the perfect balance between thrilling
Launceston to Hobart: The Heritage Highway Road Trip
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.
The Turning of the Fagus – Tasmania’s Deciduous Tree
Each year in Tasmania, from around the middle of April, Tasmania’s only deciduous tree sheds its leaves and attracts unprecedented attention. The Turning of the
