Favourite Tasmania Destination:
Launceston and Tamar Valley are special to me for a range of reasons. The Georgian architecture of Launceston – Tasmania’s second largest city – is beautifully preserved and nearby villages like Evandale and Longford boast some of the finest examples of Tasmania’s colonial settlement. The Tamar Valley is best known for its many wineries with popular cellar door and dining experiences sure to tempt you. To Launceston’s north east is the seaside village of Bridport just over one hours drive from the city. Here you’ll find the incredible links golf course of Barnbougle Dunes, Lost Farm and the recently opened Bougle Run – a short course featuring 14 holes of which 12 are par 3.

Favourite Tasmania Destination:
Located on the north-west coast of Tasmania, Stanley is a picturesque town located at the base of ‘The Nut’, an extinct volcanic rock formation. The town is full of charm with its quaint cottages, boutique cafes and shops along with a beautiful outlook out to sea. Close by is the town of Smithton and the Tarkine Forest. This area is also known to have some of the cleanest air in the world!

Favourite Tasmania Destination:
I'm most at home in pure, untouched wilderness - so Tasmania overall is perfect for me! There are so many stunning places but my favourites are all those around the Tarn Shelf! Breathtaking scenery, mirror-like water, and an old ski hut - all of which are more than worth a visit - rain, shine or snow, it will always be beautiful.

Favourite Tasmania Destination:
All of Tassie is incredible, but my favourite place would have to be Bicheno. It’s a friendly, scenic and relaxing beachside town where you’ll find fresh seafood, white sandy beaches and an evening penguin parade. Bicheno is also a great base to explore other areas of the east coast, with a short drive taking you to the famous Freycinet National Park. A little further north you have the fishing town of St Helens and the spectacular beaches of the Bay of Fires beyond. All of this area is part of the Great Eastern Drive, which will take you past long beaches and rocky coastlines.

Favourite Tasmania Destination:
Hobart is exhilarating, exciting and full of fun. You will be forever inspired with Hobart’s Summer and Winter festivals, showcasing our love of local food, wine, music, arts and crafts. No trip to Hobart would be complete without a visit to kunanyi/Mt Wellington, the historic village of Richmond located in the Coal River Valley and Bruny Island, where you can tantalise your tastebuds and marvel at the local wildlife.

Favourite Tasmania Destination:
Cockle Creek is a 2-hour scenic drive south of Hobart and the southernmost point you can drive in Australia. The serene sandy beaches and coves are great for swimming and kayaking. There are short walks along the foreshore highlighting the historical significance of the area or explore longer walks within the Southwest National Park. Camping facilities are available at Cockle Creek or stay in the nearby fishing village of Dover. Don’t miss a visit to Hastings Caves and Thermal Springs too!

Favourite Tasmania Destination:
Located on the west coast, Strahan is a must visit destination to include in your Tasmanian holiday. There is so much to see and do including cruising on the Gordon River, taking a journey on the West Coast Wilderness Railway and enjoying a leisurely stroll to Hogarth Falls. A visit to Strahan isn't complete without viewing a memorable sunset at Ocean Beach and tasting some fresh local seafood. To make the most of your time in this harbour-side town, surrounded by rugged wilderness, a minimum 2 night stay is recommended.

Favourite Tasmania Destination:
I love the beautiful beaches, local produce and wildlife including the little penguins on the east coast of Tasmania. On your road trip stop at one of the local wineries and taste fresh seafood at Freycinet Marine Farm. The east coast is an easy drive from either Hobart or Launceston with amazing scenery to be enjoyed along the way.

Favourite Tasmania Destination:
I love St Helens – a coastal fishing town on Tassie’s north east coast. This region is home to stunning coastal beaches including the famous Bay of Fires with expansive white beaches, orange crusted rocks and crisp, clear and inviting blue waters. A short drive inland you’ll find the Pyengana Dairy Farm and some amazing cheeses. Do not miss the famous Pub in the Paddock along your journey and visit the stunning St Columba Falls – some of the highest falls in Tasmania.

Favourite Tasmania Destination:
Freycinet - there’s nothing like driving in and seeing the pink granite Hazards. Surrounded by pure white beaches and turquoise water, it’s known for stellar hikes, stunning views, unique wildlife and delicious food. Additionally, Honeymoon Bay is perfect for a summer swim!

Favourite Tasmania Destination:
Tasmania offers an array of enchanting destinations, but my personal favourites are Cockle Creek on the south coast and the Bay Of Fires on the East Coast. These places captivate me with their stunning white beaches and pristine blue waters, perfect for a variety of water activities like swimming and fishing. Both Cockle Creek and the Bay Of Fires are not just about natural beauty; they offer a glimpse into Tasmania's rich history and culture. Take some time to explore the surrounding areas, where you'll find charming coastal towns, local markets selling fresh produce, and perhaps even some hidden gems off the beaten path. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, a history buff, or simply seeking relaxation, these destinations have something special to offer for everyone.