Tasman Peninsular

 

Embark on an unforgettable journey to the Tasman Peninsula, a pristine sanctuary in the southern hemisphere featuring three majestic capes. Immerse yourself in the area's rich history and witness the raw power of nature by exploring its awe-inspiring blowholes. A trip to Port Arthur, a globally significant site forming part of the UNESCO Australian Convict Sites World Heritage Property, is an opportunity not to be missed. As one of only 11 such sites in Australia, it provides a rare window into the country's fascinating past.

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Coal River Valley

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Discover the charming town of Richmond, located in the heart of the Coal River Valley. This region is famous for its delectable cuisine and award-winning wines, and has a rich history dating back to 1823 when the Richmond Bridge was constructed. This bridge remains the oldest working bridge in Australia. The region was first explored by pioneering British settlers who used it for grazing, pastureland, and crop cultivation. Today, the valley boasts some of the most exceptional vineyards, producing premium, slow-maturing grapes that thrive in the cool climate. Named after its early discovery of coal deposits, the valley has since transformed into a picturesque landscape filled with bountiful harvests.

 

 

 

 

 

Tasmanian East Coast

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Explore the breathtaking national parks of Tasmania's east coast, which include the picturesque Maria Island and the stunning white beaches of Freycinet. You can also catch a glimpse of diverse wildlife such as wombats and Tasmanian devils. Hiking on the accessible trails and taking a refreshing dip in waterholes are also great activities. Don't forget to savor the local seafood delicacies like oysters and lobster rolls in Bicheno.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hobart

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Hobart, the second-oldest city in Australia, is located within a 40-minute drive and is renowned for its magnificent kunanyi / Mount Wellington and the River Derwent, surrounded by untouched wilderness. The city is a hub for cultural and culinary offerings, with must-visit places like the incredible underground wonder Mona, attracting art enthusiasts worldwide. For over 50 years, the renowned Salamanca Market has been a beloved Saturday tradition. Hobart's food scene is vibrant and showcases refined dishes made from Tasmania's fresh produce in cafes, restaurants, and bars. Exploring Hobart on foot, bike, or water is highly recommended, and you can even visit urban wineries or enjoy whisky on the beautiful wharf front.