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Visiting Tasmania: Launceston
Views of Launceston Launceston sits near to the very top of the island that is Tasmania. One of the larger cities on the island state, people often visit Launceston as a gateway to those road-tripping...
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Visiting Tasmania: Hobart
Hobart is not just Tasmania’s capital city, but as one of only two landing points for visitors to the island, it is certainly one of the most visited locations in the state. Despite this, visitors...
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Tasmania’s Best Historical Attractions
Tasmania has a rich convict history, and many of it remains to this day, preserved for generations to come. We’ve collected some of Tasmania’s best historical attractions around Hobart and Launceston...
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Shags, Shearwaters and an Albatross on the Full-Day Bruny Island Tour From...
Not particularly glamorous, but warm. On the Full-Day Bruny Island Tour from Hobart when they say dress warmly they mean it. Yes, this is Australia. Yes, this is the middle of the summer. Nevertheless,...
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Wine and Cider Tasting from Hobart
Stefano Lubiana Winery’s Granton Vineyard in autumn. Photo courtesy of Stefano Lubiana Wines/Flickr. It’s no coincidence that Tasmania has long been known as the ‘Apple Isle.’ Orchards have borne fruit...
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Tamar Valley Wine Tasting
The Tamar Valley north of Launceston makes for a beautiful day trip among water and vines. The center of Tasmanian wine production, the Tamar Valley offers some of the state’s best wine tasting just...
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Hobart Summer Festival Guide
Mona Foma (MoFo) is the finale in a lineup of Hobart summer festivals. Photo courtesy of Pauline Mak/ Flickr (CC BY 2.0). The capital of Tasmania may be remote, but Hobart has enough summer festivals...
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Tour the Tarkine
The Tarkine is home to one of the largest remaining temperate rainforests on earth. Photo by Serena Renner. Tasmania’s remote northwest is home to some of Australia’s most impressive natural wonders....
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Tasmania’s Chocolate Factory
Old packaging on display in Tasmania’s chocolate factory. Tasmania is home to one of Australia’s tastiest attractions: the Cadbury Chocolate Factory. Located near Hobart, Tasmania’s chocolate factory...
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Cooking Classes in Tasmania
Tasmania is not only blessed with amazing food products; it also has cooking schools to make the most of them. Isolation from mainland Australia has made Tasmania resourceful and independent when it...
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Where to See the Southern Lights in Tasmania
See the Southern Lights. Photo by Image Editor/Flickr. We’ve all heard of the Northern Lights, which send swirling hues of green, blue and red dancing across Alaska, Canada, Iceland, Scandinavia and...
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