[2025 Hamilton Attraction] Travel Guide for Curringa Farm (Updated May)

Tasmania is a place where most of the people here are sel sustainable! This is where you will see many farms located all around tasmania, from chicken, sheep, vegetables and fruits. We took a leap of faith to stay at a farm called Curringa Farm located about an hour drive away from hobart. This farm is by far the most comfortable stay, and it actually feels like a 5 start hotel on a farm! Well, staying in a farm also gives you access to the sheep shearing by the farm owners where they will show you the process of removing the wools from sheep's and you can also see the dogs that will guide the sheep back to its gated fence in the evening. Also, don't forget to stop by the many berries farm located on the way to Curringa Farm, you can buy home made freshly pounded berries straight from the production line, and its as fresh as it gets! There is so much to see and do in tasmania that you can never get to do in Singapore. Make this a bucket list holiday! #bucketlistreboot #tassie #tasmania #farm #farmstead #sheep #sheepshearing #australia

Kelinjia Farm is a 4-star hotel located near Hobart. It is one of the most popular hotels in Hobart. With its unique humanistic quality and its beautiful and beautiful feelings, it attracts customers to visit. In recent years, many Chinese have come to the farm, so that when the farmer talks with us, he will occasionally pick up a few Chinese sentences, various accents, and various tastes to show that the customers who teach him Chinese come from China. . . Night farm, little stars, you can see the stars lying on the bed of the cabin. These three photos are the stars that I used to shoot with my mobile phone. You can shoot so many stars with your mobile phone. Can you think of the night? How beautiful the stars are.

Recently, Antelope Tribe officially initiated a specialized training program for Tasmania travel routes. During the training session, Yao Yao, Product Manager of Antelope Tribe, hosted the event, with Shirly, China Market Manager of Tasmania Tourism Bureau, as the keynote speaker. Shirly provided a comprehensive analysis of Tasmania's tourism resources to the attendees. The event also featured the grand unveiling of two themed travel routes, A and B, officially certified by the Tasmania Tourism Bureau. These routes, designed with unique differentiation, showcase the unparalleled charm of this "pure island at the edge of the world." 🌟 A Journey Through Time: Two Routes to Touch Your Soul Route A focuses on exploring natural ecology, while Route B highlights culinary and cultural experiences. 🦘 Route A: The Pilgrimage of the Wilderness Poet Sydney + Melbourne + Tasmania (Cradle Mountain + Bruny Island + Cataract Gorge) "When Miyazaki's brushstrokes come to life" 10 days traversing the three hidden gems of Sydney, Melbourne, and Tasmania ✅ Close encounters with wild wombats at Cradle Mountain｜Sweet oysters on Bruny Island to tantalize your taste buds ✅ Ross Village recreates "Kiki's Delivery Service"｜Epic 308-meter aerial views at Cataract Gorge 🌙 Four-star hotels throughout + Stargazing cabins at Cradle Mountain 🍴 Great Ocean Road pizza + Dinner cruise + Private oyster farm feast 🌊 Route B: The Dark Pilgrimage of the Earth's Rift Sydney + Melbourne + Tasmania (Devil's Kitchen + Bruny Island + Century-old Farm) "Hear the heartbeat of the Earth at Devil's Kitchen" 10 days unlocking Port Arthur Prison + Mount Field + Century-old Farm ✅ Cliffside wave watching at Devil's Kitchen｜Tasman Arch witnessing the tender erosion of sea water ✅ 300 sheep racing at Curringa Farm｜Nature's secrets revealed at Tessellated Pavement 🌙 Four-star hotels in Hobart + Farm BBQ celebration 🍴 Great Ocean Road pizza + Farm-style BBQ + Dinner cruise These Tasmania A and B travel routes, proudly launched by Antelope Tribe, have received exclusive certification from the Tasmania Tourism Bureau! Welcome to the edge of the world—Tasmania, Australia. Here, every breath is healing, every step is a sense of belonging. Waiting for those who truly understand the beauty of the wilderness.

Not far from Field Hill to Collinga Farm, this is my favorite place. Corinjia Farm is only 20 kilometers from Hobart and is the most popular farm in Tasmania. The farmers Tim and Jane are very nice. They are said to be the sixth generation of this farmer. They have been running here for generations. Their farms are about the same size as the Pudong New Area in Shanghai. They feel very local when they hear it, because there are often Chinese guests. Arrived, so Uncle Tim will have a little Chinese. In addition to cattle and sheep on the farm, there are many crops and flowers on the farm. Because of Tasmania's pure natural environment, the farm's crops are used as exports for export in addition to guests. Their home is also licensed to grow poppies, but we can come early, and by early December, we can see the scene of poppies blooming.