Tasmania
Separated from mainland Australia by the 240 kilometres (150 miles) stretch of Bass Strait, Tasmania is a land apart - a green island of wild, mountainous and beautiful landscapes; friendly, welcoming people; temperate climate; quality cool-climate wines and food; a spirited history; and a creative arts community - all wrapped up in a relaxed lifestyle. more
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HobartTasmania's capital city - an intriguing blend of heritage and lifestyle, scenery and vibrant culture.Tasman PeninsulaTurn right at Sorell and your heading south for scenery, wildlife, heritage and adventure.FreycinetA coast of contrasts - sunshine and sea life, wine and wildlife, beaches and history.Heritage HighwaySome of Tasmania's most gently-beautiful scenery and best preserved colonial villages.Derwent Valley & HighlandsA diverse region of rugged highlands and lakes, hopfields and historic towns St HelensGreen, fertile valleys combine with long, sandy beaches and rugged mountain summits.Flinders IslandAn island of varied landscapes from pink and grey cliffs to gentle green farmland.
Launceston & Tamar ValleyAn interesting mix of history, scenery, creativity and the superb flavours of food and wine.Devonport & Cradle MountainA mix of charming towns, beaches, forests, craggy cliffs and fertile farmlands. Devonport is Tasmania's only passenger seaport.StanleySpectacular coastal scenery with lush, fertile fields sweeping down to the sea.King IslandAn island of long empty beaches, clean fresh air and world renowned produce.StrahanSee thousands of millions of years captured in ancient rocks as well as World Heritage wildernessHuon DEntrecasteaux BrunyDiscover an area of waterways and wilderness, craft and heritage, apple blossom and vineyards.
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