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Australia’s smallest state over-delivers on unforgettable experiences. With unique guided wilderness adventures ahead of you, colourful local characters to meet, haunting history to discover - and the reputation as a food lover's playground to test - you’ll be spoiled for choice on a visit to Tasmania.
No other Australian state gives you the ability to disconnect in the middle of nature one day and indulge in the culture of the city the next. From exploring the vast beaches and plump seafood on the East Coast, the fresh mountain air in the North West or the urban vibe in Hobart and the South – Tasmania is a world away in our own backyard.
And with so many self-drive journeys the freedom to uncover Tasmania’s rich arts and cultural life, authentic fresh produce or beautiful landscapes and diverse wildlife, means there’s a trail to match every passion.
Qantas is now flying to Tasmania from Melbourne, Sydney, Perth, Canberra and Brisbane. Now is the time to book your Tasmania escape today.
Tasmania’s Western WildsOpens external site in a new window is globally recognised for its wilderness landscapes. The rainforests and alpine plains, imposing mountains and deep glacial valleys, wild rivers and windswept coasts and the unique flora and fauna of the UNESCO Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area.
Bordered by the wild coastline of the Bass Strait, a road trip across Tasmania’s Northern ForageOpens external site in a new window is a chance to relax, discover rural towns or coastal getaways or follow your food from paddock to plate at some of the most beautiful farms and regions in Australia.
A journey through the HeartlandsOpens external site in a new window of Tasmania will allow you to step back in time, as you uncover a region rich in history and stories. Take a detour on convict-built roads, uncover the Georgian-era facades and architecture and follow country roads dotted with old-fashioned country hospitality.
The Great Eastern DriveOpens external site in a new window is one of Tasmania’s most eye-watering drives. When you journey along the coast, take in the magnificent bays, quaint seaside villages and national parks with some of country’s best walking tracks and wildlife.
A journey through the Southern EdgeOpens external site in a new window in Tasmania is framed by picturesque ocean views and defined by river and sea. Uncover D’Entrecasteaux Channel coves, stop by the Huon Valley’s farm-gate stalls and cider houses of and then detour by ferry for freshly shucked oysters and freshly-made cheeses on Bruny Island.
Disclaimer: * Schedule subject to change.
