All Tasmania

Drive the Tasting Trail from Hagley stopping at Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm

View the world-class murals at Sheffield

Hunt for truffles at The Truffledore

Pick up some Tasmanian cider in Spreyton at Spreyton Cider Co.

Sip a gin infused with local botanicals at Southern Wild Distillery, Devonport

Taste one of Australia’s best single malt distilled whiskies at Hellyers Road Distillery, Burnie

Visit Table Cape for a photo opportunity at Table Cape Tulip Farm (spring time)

See lighthouses and shipwrecks at Rocky Cape National Park

Step back in time at the elegantly restored Highfield Historic Site overlooking the Nut at Stanley

Take the chairlift to the top of The Nut for spectacular views of the coast

Explore the diverse landscape along the Tarkine Wilderness Drive and have lunch in Marrawah

Stand at the ‘Edge of the World’ at Arthur River and look out over the Indian Ocean

Experience some fresh, local seafood in Stanley for dinner

See local artisan’s produce or join a paper making workshop at the Makers’ Workshop, Burnie

Visit the town of Penguin, have your photo taken with the giant fiberglass penguin or see the real thing at Penguin Point

Explore the magical world of Tasmazia and The Village of Lower Crackpot

Take the picturesque Dove Lake Circuit walk at Cradle Mountain

Join a tour with Cradle Mountain Canyons or get an aerial view on a flight with Cradle Mountain Helicopters

Watch Tasmanian devils during the day or night at Devils@Cradle

Visit the historic mining town of Zeehan and walk through the Spray Tunnel, a 100 m long abandoned railway tunnel,

Ride the historic West Coast Wilderness Railway in Strahan

Drive to Henty Dunes and watch the sunset at Ocean Beach

Join World Heritage Cruises on the Gordon River into Tasmania’s Wilderness World Heritage Area

Take the short walk to Hogarth Falls in Strahan

Enjoy Australia’s longest running stage performance, The Ship that Never Was, held nightly in Strahan

Explore Queenstown, a rugged mining town at the edge of the World Heritage Wilderness Area

Visit the Wall in the Wilderness, a 100 m long hand craved sculpture on display at Derwent Bridge

Find something unique in New Norfolk’s antique stores on the way back to Hobart

Take your car on the ferry from Kettering to Bruny Island (check the departure schedule)

Join a Bruny Island Cruise with Pennicott Wilderness Journeys and see sea-cliffs, caves, seal colonies and possibly dolphins. Whales may also be sighted during migration seasons.

Tour the island by car stopping for oysters and cheese tasting at the Bruny Is. Cheese Co. and Get Shucked

Catch the ferry from Brooke Street Pier to the Museum of Old and New Art - Mona

Explore the museum and have lunch at The Source Restaurant

Return to Hobart and drive or take a tour to the summit of kunanyi/Mt Wellington for spectacular views

After breakfast, head east to start the Great Eastern Drive at Orford

Drop in at Kate’s Berry Farm before Swansea for a delicious fruit pie with rich vanilla ice cream

Continue on the Great Eastern Drive and stop for lunch and wine tastings at Devil’s Corner Cellar Door

Drive to Cape Tourville Lighthouse and lookout

Start early and take the walk up to the Wineglass Bay lookout or join Wineglass Bay Cruises

Visit historic Campbell Town

Explore the World Heritage sites of Brickendon Estate and Woolmers Estate, Longford

See fine Tasmanian design at Design Tasmania

Go to the Harvest Market and pick up fresh local produce (every Saturday)

Ride the world’s longest single-span chairlift over Cataract Gorge

Take in an exhibition at the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery (QVMAG)

Visit some of the many providores showcasing the best of Tasmania