The island state of Tasmania offers a completely different side to Australia than the mainland, with primeval forest, mountain highlands and lots of cute critters.
Like so many travellers, Cradle Mountain National Park was the first place I wanted to visit in Tasmania, Australia’s southern island. My anticipation stemmed from stunning photos I’d seen, and regular recommendations when people heard …
There seems to be this common belief that you can only go to Tasmania in the summer. Having lived and travelled there for a year, it’s extremely obvious when the tourist season is. So what …
You’re really spoilt for choice when hiking and bushwalking in Tasmania / lutruwita. Nature and mountains are never far away on the island. But having so many options can mean it takes a while to …
If you’re planning on visiting Tasmania, there’s every chance your trip is going to include some time in Hobart. After all, it is the largest city and capital of the island state. But there’s so …
There’s really no part of Tasmania where you won’t find somewhere interesting to visit. But some parts of the state are easier to reach than others, making them more popular with tourists. I think it’s …
Everyone traveling to Tasmania knows of Cradle Mountain, but there’s another awesome highland destination nearby just waiting for hikers. That place is Lake St Clair, the other half of the Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National …
For better or worse most parts of Tasmania are really known for one thing. The highlands are best known for Cradle Mountain and the north east is known for the Bay of Fires. Down on …
Time and time again, my travels in Tasmania have shown me that the state’s waterfalls are one of its best reasons to visit. There are just so many waterfalls in Tasmania to visit, and even …
A big appeal about taking a trip Tasmania is the island’s wild, remote regions. Of course, these places aren’t always that easy to access, such is their nature. It means you often have approach things …
Even though Australia is famous for its incredible beaches, that reputation doesn’t normally extend to Tasmania. The country’s southern island is better known for its untouched wilderness covered in forest, mountains and lakes. But Tasmania …