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Tasmania, although the smallest state in Australia, has so much to offer. Hobart has so much character and charm with pebbled streets, historic buildings, grand mansions and art museums that push boundaries.
Hobart is the gateway to all things wilderness and historic. Visit Port Arthur to learn about the nation’s convict past, or head down to Bruny Island or Maria Island to see magnificent wildlife.
The East Coast brings you the stunning Freycinet National Park, home to the glorious Wine Glass Bay for which Saffire Lodge hovers above. With Oyster Farms and Salmon it is a culinary delight.
The north hosts Launceston a quaint town with Cataract Gorge just 2 mins from downtown. Use Launceston as a base to explore the mighty Cradle Mountains and Lake St Clair National Park.
To the west lays the wild west coast and the town of Strahan.
Tasmania is a nature lover’s paradise and connoisseurs delight. With so much of the land wilderness, hikers can walk the many trails in Cradle Mountain at Lake St Clair or Freycinet National Parks. Seaplane in and land on the river and followed by wilderness walks. Shuck Oysters and eat freshly Salmon and down it with some of Tasmania’s finest white wines. Visit the thought-provoking Mona Art Museum from Hobart, and cruise to Bruny Island to see the wildlife at the most southern tip of Australia.
Detached from the mainland, Tasmania has so much diversity for such a small state. Wilderness, Coastlines, Mountains, Wildlife, Historic towns and amazing food can all be found here.
Experience Tasmania’s World Heritage wilderness, great food and wine, compact cities and clean air. Hobart is gateway to historic Port Arthur, the wildlife of Bruny Island and Maria Island, and breathtaking Wineglass Bay in Freycinet. From Launceston or Devonport, discover Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, Liffey Falls and Flinders Island in Bass Strait. Discover Tasmania’s wild west coast via Strahan.
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