Tassie, Australia’s island state punches way above its weight. Travelers come for world-class artisan food and drink, wine and spirits, adventure, nature and wellness. Home to the freshest air in the world, more than 20% of the island is preserved in a rugged and enchanting Wilderness World Heritage Area. Tasmania offers pristine air, water, distinctive wildlife, a vibrant arts culture, and space to pause, breathe and recharge.
Hobart and south
Hobart is renowned for its dining, cultural attractions and natural beauty. Contemporary cool meets colonial heritage in this compact city, with its 19th-century warehouses, artisan markets, busy eateries and vibrant harbor. Beyond the capital, marvel at incredible views from kunanyi / Mount Wellington, explore charming Bruny Island and experience the wildly beautiful Turrakana / Tasman Peninsula.
Further afield
Just a few hours’ drive from Hobart on Tasmania’s east coast, spot wombats and wallabies on Maria Island or head to Wineglass Bay – Tasmania’s most photographed vista. The west coast is home to untamed rivers, ancient Huon pines and giant sand dunes; cruise the majestic Gordon River, hike through age-old rainforests and visit historic mining towns. For outdoor adventure, visit the Cradle Mountain region with ancient alpine landscapes, providing a rich habitat for wildlife and an ideal destination for walking and hiking.