

Huon Valley & South Tasmania
Rivers, Rainforests & Apples
South of Hobart lies the Huon Valley and South, a region defined by winding rivers, towering forests and some of Tasmania’s most untouched landscapes. Known for its apple-growing heritage and dramatic natural beauty, this is where the road stretches on, and the crowds fade away.
From cruising the Huon River and wandering charming riverside towns to exploring national parks, coastal tracks and the wild southern coastline, the Huon Valley and Far South invite slow travel and deep connection with nature.
Whether you’re chasing waterfalls, fresh local produce or the southernmost corners of Australia, this region is rewarding.
Top Things to do in the Huon Valley & South
Discover the Huon Valley's Apple Heritage
Learn about the region’s apple-growing history, visit cider houses and sample local produce that the Huon Valley is famous for.
Walk Above the Treetops at Tahune
Experience the Tahune AirWalk, where elevated walkways take you high above the forest canopy, offering stunning views of the Huon and Picton Rivers.
Explore Hartz Mountains National Park
Head into the alpine landscapes of the Hartz Mountains for walking tracks, glacial lakes, mountain views and cool-climate scenery.
Spot a Platypus in the Wild
Keep an eye out along quiet rivers and creeks at dawn or dusk, where platypus are often seen swimming and foraging.
Discover Hastings Caves & Thermal Springs
Explore magnificent underground caves on a guided tour, then relax in the nearby thermal springs surrounded by forest.
Cruise the Huon River
Take a scenic river cruise through tranquil waterways lined with forests, farmland and wildlife-rich riverbanks.
Drive to the Far South
Follow the road south through Dover and Southport to Cockle Creek, Australia’s southernmost drivable point, surrounded by wild coastline and forest.
Chase Waterfalls & Views
Seek out hidden waterfalls, forested valleys and scenic lookouts that showcase the raw beauty of Tasmania’s south.
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