You’ve got a long weekend getaway planned to Tasmania’s historic city of Hobart: how are you going to make the most of…
Tasmania
-
-
Fiona Harper travel writer laces up her hiking shoes on the wukalina walk, a four day walk on country with Tasmania’s Indigenous palawa people for a fascinating hike laced with history
-
Radiating Victorian charm from its 120-year old walls, The Florance is a gorgeous intimate accommodation house with an enviable location within Launceston’s…
-
Purpose-built for the discerning traveller, Hobart’s newest boutique hotel was inspired by its closest southern continent, Antartica. Salamanca Wharf Hotel opened its…
-
Hotel Review: Peppers Silo hotel Launceston is a well-appointed hotel in North Launceston, Tasmania, opened in mid-2018 after conversion from historic grain silos on the bank of Tamar River. Verdict: Highly Recommended.
-
Hike & Cruise Tasmania onboard bespoke motor yacht Explore south west Tasmania’s Bathurst Harbour on an expedition-style cruise where a bespoke floating…
-
Australia is the largest island in the world. Did you know that there are actually over 8,000 Australian islands dotted around this…
-
Stepping across the Huon Valley boat shed threshold the heady earthy scent of Huon Pine invades my senses. I’m immediately transported back…
-
The southerly wind whips up chilled spray as we scoot across Mercury Passage to Maria Island. A film of salt rests on…
-
Boutique luxury hotel Saffire Freycinet in Tasmania has recently created a Tasmanian Devil enclosure in a bid to save these devils who…
-
Have you ever wondered what the ears of a devil look like? Yes me too. In this case the Tasmania Devil. They’re…
-
Soft adventure travellers are a demanding lot. On the one hand they want to explore new territory, get off the beaten track…
-
Need to escape from the day to day life for a soul-nourishing wilderness experience? Feeling a little weary after a long year…
-
Arriving at Hobart’s Constitution Dock after dusk when the waterfront pubs and restaurants are hitting their peak, I gratefully shed my wet-weather…