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Shred trails. Hike mountains. Sip whisky. Shuck oysters. Raft rivers. Bathe in forests. Or slow right down. Unplug. Breathe in. Dream deep.

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Tassie Seafood

Eating & Drinking

The foot of Nelson Falls surrounded by greenery

13 Natural Wonders

Nature & Wildlife

Looking down the busy stalls of the Salamanca Markets, Battery Point.

Best Markets

Shopping & Markets

Lavender growing with mountains in the background at Bridestowe Lavender Estate, Nabowla.

Lavender in Tasmania

Nature & Wildlife

Incredible scene of a group of hikers walking along the Overland Track, surrounded by untouched land.

Walking therapy

Outdoors & Adventure

External night shot of the Pharos wing at Mona museum, lit up in red lights.

Mona

Things to do

People drinking wine and talking

Glamping

Unique Stays

Farmer with wine bottle standing in front of table of friends drinking

Beyond the farm gate

Farm Experiences

Guide to Tassie whisky

Uniquely Tassie

A man stands on the rocks fly fishing on the Liffey River.

Rods and flies

Fly Fishing

Jaw-dropping and moody aerial image of Crater Lake, Crater Mountain.

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Cradle Mountain

Looking down the gorge at Launceston Cataract Gorge & First Basin.

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Aerial shot of Wineglass Bay, Freycinet National Park. A man standing on the cliff, looking out onto the water.

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External night shot of the Pharos wing at Mona museum, lit up in red lights.

Incredible wide angle image of The Dock, Flinders Island on a clear, sunny day. Where the mountains meet the coastline.

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Flinders Island

Map on table with farm fresh food

Martha Lavinia Beach, King Island

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How to do Tasmania

Not sure when to visit? Or what to pack? Make the most of your trip to Tasmania with some helpful travel advice.

Frequently asked questions

Landscape of the Overland Track, with Barn Bluff in the backdrop. The leaves are orange Autumn coloured.

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