
King Island vs. Flinders Island with Sharp Airlines
Everything you need to know about the two incredible Bass Strait Islands – King Island and Flinders Island.
Sitting just off the mainland of Australia, south of Victoria, the little island of Tasmania is an untouched paradise full of natural beauty, world class produce and hidden hot spots that are definitely still of the beaten track.
From beautiful white sand beaches along the East Coast, to the rugged mountain landscapes of the West Coast and just so much to explore in between, there’s always a new pocket of Tasmania waiting to be uncovered.
While you’re in Tasmania, make sure to taste test some of the local wines and produce made in the area, it will keep you coming back for more.
Capital City: Hobart
Start here: discovertasmania.com
Check out all the locations for Tasmania Visitors Centres to find the one closest to you.
Stay connected & get featured: Follow @tasmania on Instagram, Facebook & Twitter, & hashtag #discovertasmania or #tassiestyle to have your photos featured on their socials.
Everything you need to know about carvanning in TAS: caravanningtas.com.au
For a list of all the wi-fi hotspots in Tasmania: discovertasmania.com.au/travel-information/wifi-hot-spots
Hobart is one of the most charming cities in Australia. From the historical streets and buildings to incredible local wineries, breweries and world class art galleries, there’s so much to explore in Hobart.
Everything you need to know about the two incredible Bass Strait Islands – King Island and Flinders Island.
If you’re looking for where to stay in Hobart on your visit, here’s why you need to stay at Salamanca Wharf Hotel, perfectly located in the heart of Hobart.
A guide to all the top things to do in Hobart for your visit, with everything you need to know to visit Bruny Island, Port Arthur, MONA, Mount Wellington and more.
Unplug for a weekend with the ultimate glamping in Tasmania at Truffle Lodge, an incredible luxury stay only an hour out of Hobart.
A guide to camping at the Bay of Fires on Tasmania’s East Coast, one of the most beautiful and under-rated beaches in Australia.
For anyone visiting the East Coast of Tasmania, here’s exactly why you need to make a beeline straight for Freycinet National Park.
A guide to spending a long weekend of Bruny Island, located just off the coast of Australia’s southern island state Tasmania – including where to eat, what to do and how to get there.
What you need to know to plan your very own self drive Tasmania holiday, as well as some of the best under the radar spots to stop on the East Coast.
Tasmanian Travel & Information Centre Hobart:
20 Davey Street, Hobart | Ph: (03) 6238 4222 hobarttravelcentre.com.au
To check out Tasmania’s events calender: discovertasmania.com.au/what-to-do/events
For information on bush fires, fire bans and fire warnings: fire.tas.gov.au
For everything you need to know about National Parks and buying a pass: parks.tas.gov.au
For quarantine information and what you can and can’t bring to Tasmania: dpipwe.tas.gov.au
For information on fishing in Tasmania: ifs.tas.gov.au/ols
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