Tasmania

Tasmania is a destination for slow travel, filled with character-rich towns to explore, breathtaking nature attractions to discover and scenic short walks to wander.

From the rugged coastlines and pristine beaches of the East Coast, to the wilderness of Cradle Mountain and the alpine regions of Central Highlands, and the charming villages of Huon Valley and West Coast, the island rewards curiosity and unhurried exploration.

In the blog articles below, you’ll find detailed travel guides, road trip itineraries, campground stays, town highlights and real-world experiences to help you plan your Tasmania adventure.

Tasmania Attractions and Tours

Tasmania is a paradise for adventure and nature lovers, offering a wealth of tours and attractions that showcase its breathtaking natural beauty. Explore the stunning landscapes of Cradle Mountain, cruise the pristine rivers, discover historic sites in Hobart, or wander through charming towns and national parks—all with easy, guided tours.

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Tasmania Road Trips and Town Travel Guides

West Coast Wilderness Railway

While in Queenstown, we went on the West Coast Wilderness Railway, Rack and Gorge tour. This four-and-a-half-hour heritage steam train journey departs daily from Queenstown and travels deep into Tasmania’s western wilderness areas. The railway track was constructed in the 1890s to transport copper from the Mt Lyell Mine in Queenstown to the port of Strahan, a total distance of 34 and a half kilometres.

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Top 5 Day Trips from Hobart

Hobart, the capital of Tasmania, is a charming city steeped in history and set against the dramatic backdrop of Mount Wellington. Beyond its historic streets, vibrant waterfront, and cultural attractions, the region surrounding Hobart is packed with natural beauty, heritage sites, and unique experiences — all within easy driving distance. To help you explore, we’ve rounded up our top five day trips from Hobart that showcase the best of what southern Tasmania has to offer.

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Gordon River Cruise Tasmania

The Gordon River Cruise in Strahan is one of Tasmania’s most iconic wilderness experiences, offering a peaceful journey deep into the heart of the Tasmanian World Heritage Area. Gliding across the dark, mirror-like waters of Macquarie Harbour and into the tranquil Gordon River, the cruise reveals untouched rainforest, ancient landscapes, and wildlife that feel a world away from modern life. With towering Huon pines, silent river reflections, and the soft sounds of the forest

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Mount Wellington Tasmania

Mount Wellington, also known as kunanyi, offers an incredible variety of landscapes to explore, all within minutes of Hobart. Starting in lush rainforest and fern-filled gullies at the foothills, the mountain gradually transforms into alpine heathlands and rugged, glacial rock formations near the summit. This dramatic change in scenery makes every visit feel like a journey through multiple ecosystems in one place.

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Coles Bay Tasmania

Coles Bay is a stunning coastal village tucked beside the crystal-clear waters of Great Oyster Bay, at the gateway to Freycinet National Park in Tasmania. With the iconic pink-granite peaks of The Hazards rising behind the town, Coles Bay instantly feels like a postcard come to life. It’s a place where white-sand beaches, turquoise water, scenic walking tracks and abundant wildlife all come together in one beautiful setting.

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Campbell Town Tasmania

Campbell Town is a beautifully preserved historic village near the Elizabeth River in Tasmania’s picturesque Midlands. Positioned on the famous Heritage Highway, it sits 68 kilometres south of Launceston and 134 kilometres north of Hobart, making it a perfect stop on any journey between Tasmania’s two major cities. The town is rich in colonial history and character, with elegant sandstone buildings, charming bridges, leafy parks,

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Devonport Tasmania

Devonport is a vibrant coastal city where the Mersey River meets the Bass Strait, making it both a scenic riverside city and a gateway to Tasmania. It is perhaps best known as the home port of the Spirit of Tasmania, the ferry that connects the island with Melbourne, welcoming visitors and providing a key link for Tasmanians travelling to the mainland. The city is conveniently located 98 kilometres from Launceston and 277 kilometres from Hobart, making it easily accessibl

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Longford Tasmania

Longford is a beautifully preserved historic town in Tasmania that exudes charm at every turn. Strolling through its streets, you’ll be greeted by a mix of elegant colonial architecture, grand heritage homes, welcoming hotels, and quaint Airbnbs that make it a delight to explore.

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Top 5 Day Trips from Launceston

Launceston is more than just Tasmania’s charming northern city, it’s the perfect gateway to some of the state’s most scenic and memorable day trips. From lush waterfalls and rugged coastlines to historic towns and rolling vineyards, there’s a world of adventure waiting just a short drive from the city. Whether you’re after breathtaking natural beauty, foodie experiences, or a taste of Tasmania’s rich heritage, these top five day trips from Launceston offer a mix of landsc

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