2025 Tasmania Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

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#australiatrip ## An Island of Adventure Tasmania, an island state off the southern coast of Australia, is renowned for its stunning landscapes, rich history, and vibrant wildlife. From pristine beaches to rugged mountains, Tasmania offers an array of experiences for every traveler. ## Top Attractions 🌳🌊 ### 1. Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park 🏔️ A haven for hikers and nature lovers, featuring the famous Overland Track and breathtaking scenery. ### 2. Freycinet National Park and Wineglass Bay 🍷🏖️ Home to the iconic Wineglass Bay, this park offers crystal-clear waters, white sandy beaches, and scenic hiking trails. ### 3. Port Arthur Historic Site 🏰 A fascinating glimpse into Australia's convict history, with well-preserved ruins and engaging tours. ### 4. MONA (Museum of Old and New Art) 🎨 An eclectic and provocative museum in Hobart that showcases contemporary and historical art. ### 5. Bay of Fires 🌅 Known for its white beaches, azure waters, and orange-hued granite rocks, perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and photography. ### 6. Mount Wellington 🌄 Offering panoramic views over Hobart and the Derwent River, this mountain is great for hiking, cycling, and sightseeing. ### 7. Tasman Peninsula 🌊 Featuring dramatic cliffs, coastal formations like the Tasman Arch and Blowhole, and opportunities for wildlife spotting. ### 8. Salamanca Market 🛍️ A bustling market in Hobart offering local produce, crafts, and live music, held every Saturday. ### 9. Bruny Island 🏝️ Accessible by ferry, this island offers gourmet food experiences, stunning scenery, and diverse wildlife. ### 10. Tamar Valley Wine Region 🍇 Explore vineyards and sample award-winning wines in this picturesque region north of Launceston. ## How to Get There ✈️🛳️ Tasmania is accessible by flights to Hobart or Launceston from major Australian cities. Alternatively, take the Spirit of Tasmania ferry from Melbourne to Devonport. ## Best Time to Visit ☀️🍂 Visit during the summer months (December to February) for warm weather and outdoor activities, or in autumn (March to May) for beautiful foliage and mild temperatures. ## Rating ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ #beachlife #flowerlover #songkran2024 #cherryblossom2024 #themepark #tasmania #tasmaniancoast #tasmaniatravel #australia #australias_southwest

#australiatrip Tasmania, often overshadowed by its mainland counterparts, is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. My journey through this island state revealed a breathtaking landscape of rugged coastlines, pristine wilderness, and charming towns steeped in history. Hobart, Tasmania's capital, welcomed me with its blend of colonial architecture and modern art scene. The Salamanca Market, bustling with local artisans and fresh produce, provided a vibrant start to my exploration. Nearby, the historic site of Port Arthur offered a haunting glimpse into Australia's convict past, contrasting sharply with the tranquility of nearby Tasman National Park and its dramatic sea cliffs. Venturing inland, I discovered the lush forests of Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, where serene lakes mirrored snow-capped peaks. The Overland Track, a world-renowned hiking trail, allowed me to immerse myself in Tasmania's pristine wilderness, encountering unique flora and fauna along the way. In the north, Launceston charmed me with its elegant Victorian architecture and the stunning Cataract Gorge Reserve, perfect for a relaxing afternoon stroll. Along the east coast, the Bay of Fires dazzled with its white sandy beaches and striking orange-hued granite boulders, providing a perfect backdrop for swimming and beachcombing. Tasmania's culinary scene also left a lasting impression, with its emphasis on fresh seafood, gourmet cheeses, and world-class wines. Farm-to-table dining experiences showcased the island's abundant produce, complemented by cellar doors offering tastings of cool-climate wines. Throughout my journey, the warmth and hospitality of the Tasmanian people added a personal touch to my experience, making me feel welcome and eager to explore more. Tasmania, with its pristine natural beauty and rich cultural heritage, truly exceeded my expectations and left me with memories that will last a lifetime.

In this lifetime, we must visit Tasmania! A pure little island at the end of the world, with beautiful mountains, rivers, lakes, and seas, free and romantic; natural grasslands, and isolated islands. Coming here to appreciate nature and listen to our hearts is really a good choice. Preparation before departure For flights to Tasmania within Australia, you can bring cosmetics, lighters, and other daily necessities containing liquids with you. Please bring toiletries such as toothbrushes and toothpaste. According to relevant Tasmanian regulations, please do not bring vegetables, fruits, or seafood products to the island! Take measures to keep warm. Although Tasmania has entered spring, there is still a large temperature difference between morning and evening, and the wind on the hills of Wellington is still strong. Don't worry too much about encountering rainy weather during your travels, as the weather on Tar Island is known for its variability. The clouds will soon disperse and the rain will stop. Daily traffic: Plane: Arrive at Hobart Airport and take the airport shuttle bus to the hotel (or use the airport pick-up service provided by the tour group). Friends in Melbourne can choose the Spirit of Tasmania cruise in addition to flying, sleep on board overnight, and arrive the next morning. . Self-driving: Not recommended. Tasmania's terrain is winding and can be challenging for unfamiliar drivers. Choose carefully. One car: It's more cost-effective to travel with multiple people, and local drivers and tour guides are provided. The price is higher, but the itinerary is flexible. Join a tour: worry-free, cost-effective, led by a professional team for safe and reliable experience. Group ticket includes: Bruny Island ferry / Wineglass Bay / Freycinet National Park. Arthur Port ticket: $47/adult, student ticket is $38/person. (To buy student tickets in Arthur Harbor, both student ID and COE are accepted, or you can log in to the personal page of the school website. The most convenient way is to use the student ID, and an electronic version of the COE is sufficient.) 🎨Artwork title: Choose to stay in a hotel in the city center, which is close to both the airport and various attractions. Only by staying comfortably can you have sufficient energy to travel. Provide hotel: 4.5 stars: Crowne Plaza or similar level 4 stars: ibis Styles Hobart or similar level Route: ."4-day Southern Tour": Mount Field and Wineglass Bay on Bruny Island, Hobart. "5-day tour in the north": Hobart, Bruny Island, Wineglass Bay, Port Arthur, Cradle Mountain, Launceston. Arthur Port Select guests who join the tour and send them a lavender teddy bear worth 70 yuan. Please contact the backstage Didi editor for the itinerary to Lavender Island.

#2023travelwish Our first stop after having lunch in Port of Hobart, was Mt Wellington. It took us around 25 minutes from Sandy Bay by driving. There were snow on the mountain and view was amazing. Temperature was cold at the summit, make sure to keep warm. We went there again next day at night time waiting for Southern Lights, but too bad the weather was a bit cloudy. We shall catch the Southern Lights in next visit to Tasmania. #spooktaculartrip #tripblazers #fallingforfall #awesomepic #tasmania #mtwellington

Who says tasmania is all about view, nature, hikes and outdoors? Tasmania is also a country with amazing culinary food at almost every corner. Blur Eye Seafood Restaurant located at 1 Castray Esplanade, battery point TAS 7004 is not to be missed if you are looking for something in-between of fine dining and causal dining located right by the waterfront and a short walk from the ever popular salamanca market. They are open every day except on Sunday and open on Monday from 5pm, but do recommend to make a booking before heading down to the restaurant as surprisingly this is very popular among locals. I believe this is due to the freshness of the seafood and the beautifully shucked oysters. Don't be taken back at their pricing, agreed that this is abit on the high side but this is definitely a bucketlist to try when in hobart for a great seafood meal. #bucketlistreboot #seafood #foodie #restaurant #hobart #restaurant #greatseafood #musteat #foodlover #seafoodlover

There are many beautiful prestine beaches in tasmania where popular beaches like Coles Bay, WineGlass Bay, Bruny Island and one where we went was ocean beach located near Strahan Village. Ocean Beach is a long stretch of beach with unblocked views. This beach is approximately 40km long and is worth a visit. Along the beach there are also couple of sand dunes that you are able to climb up and even with the possibility sliding down die to the very soft sands here. It is recommended to just drop by here to absorb the views but as most reviews and locals say that it's not recommended to swim here due to the strong currents, and plus the cold water I too don't think its a good idea. #bucketlistreboot #beaches #beachlovers #beachlife #tasmania #oceanview #australia #vacation #holidaydestination

When road tripping in Tasmania you should stop by at the Tasman Arch and the many other lookout located at EagleHawk Neck TAS 7179 where you will also be able to see other sea cliffs loke the Blowhole, the lookout point and also the devil's kitchen all situated around each other. Thus is a other area where you will be able to also do some hikes as each attraction/lookout is situated about a 12-15min walk. This is a relatively easy walk with not much of gradual ups and down. These arches are natural arches made by the waves crashing onto these cliffs for many years, forming these natural beautiful cliffs. These is a must visit when you are here, to admire the natural beauty of these cliffs. #bucketlistreboot #tasmania #tasman #tassie #australia #seacliffs #arches #naturalwonders #lookoutpoint #attraction

Tasmania was amazing. The snow at Ben Lomond Snow Sports was incredible and loads of fun snow boarding and Tabogganing. The views were spectacular everywhere we travelled in Tasmania, i would move there in a heart beat. Mt Wellington was also amazing and Mole Creek caves and Hastings Cave and thermal springs was just perfect. We will definately be going back to visit this beautiful place again.

As many people know that Tasmania is a beautiful place to visit, this is some of daily views on the way to work 😍 #tas

There is so much to love when autumn comes. For starters, the temperature is perfect! It's chilly yet bright and sunny at the same time. I enjoy basking in the sun during the day without worrying about breaking out in sweat. It's always a great idea to spend some time outdoors, admiring the trees that are changing in colour or just kicking up dried leaves that have fallen onto the ground. Sometimes, these are the little things in life that remind me that beauty is all around me, as long as I take the time to slow down and appreciate what life has to offer. #createwithtrip #autumn #naturewonders #tasmania #australia

The Port Arthur Historic Site is the best-preserved convict settlement in Australia and among the most significant convict era sites in the world. It has won many awards and has been called one of Australia's great tourism destinations. The Site combines rich history and scenic beauty to tell the stories of the harsh discipline and determined industry of the settlement. It is a place to discover Australian history and connect with the origins of Australian culture. #uniquehotel #templeblessed #eventcelebration #art #happylaborday #camping#themepark#zoo#nationalpark#lakes#beaches

Famous for its crystal-clear waters, white sandy beaches and orange lichen-covered granite boulders, the Bay of Fires is one of Tasmania's most popular conservation reserves.This beautiful part of Tasmania’s east coast has been named by Lonely Planet as the hottest travel destination in the world. #塔斯馬尼亞 #conservation area #beach #bucketlist#tbt

In August 2018, I traveled to Tasmania, East Coast Whale Trail, Lookout of Wineglass Bay, Tasman National Park, Port Authur Historical Site, etc. The tranquility and nature were really relaxing. #bucketlist

While driving from Waitomo to the East Coast beaches I stopped and visited Marokopa Falls. I packed a picnic and when we got to the bottom of the path we ate and enjoyed the waterfall! The walk was about 1/2 a mile down and there were plenty of places you could easily stop and rest on the way back up if needed. This is an excellent spot to stop and stretch your legs after driving. #happynewyear #couplestrip #happynewyear

Bruni Island in Tasmania has the most beautiful lighthouse I have ever seen. The coastline of 50 kilometers is only 600 permanent residents. There are still good whisky wineries, cheese factories, oyster farms...

Cradle Mountain National Forest is located in Tasmania, Australia. As early as 35,000 years ago, Tasmanian aborigines explored here. In winter, there are snow-capped mountains and mountains, and there are streams of tumbling waves in summer. A wide variety of wild animals and plants in the forest park are scattered throughout the virgin forest, and it is possible to see the endangered "Tasmanian demon" - the bag. In 2013, Cradle Mountain National Forest Park also established a friendly scenic relationship with Jiuzhaigou Scenic Spot in China. You must buy a ticket to enter Cradle Mountain. The hotel you stay in is the starting point of the Cradle Mountain hiking route, but you must return one kilometer to the Cradle Mountain Visitor Center. The car can drive into the Cradle Mountain Scenic Area, but the staff repeatedly wants to avoid it. Come to the car. Tickets: Adults are 16.5 Australian dollars and cars are 33 Australian dollars. It is limited to one car and two people, and there is no double charge. Cradle Mountain has a lot of hiking routes. There is no such thing as a good view and the best. It feels very beautiful. Depending on your physical strength and time, most of them will choose to walk around the lake. The lake is blue and the mountain is snowy. The blue sky and white clouds above the head (when the luck is good), the mountain winds face, I feel really comfortable. At first I thought it was the treasure bag of the town of Tasmania. Later, I found out that it was not stupid, not afraid of people, and always burying my head to eat, very cute.

Cradle Mountain has become Tasmania's most famous landscape, because there are snow-capped mountains, turbulent waves, and calm lakes. The 65km long hiking trail can be selected for the Overland Track, which is completed in one week. It is also suitable for a small and small boardwalk. We looked at the map and selected a hiking route with a slightly higher difficulty factor. From the beginning of the Overland Track, through the desolate alpine mud, along the tumbling waves, up the mountain to the hidden crater lake. Walking alone on the gravel-covered hiking trails is even more ridiculous against the backdrop of dead trees. At the top of the mountain, I finally saw the famous Pigeon Lake. Not far from the powdery jade, the snow-capped mountains are so fascinating. In fact, looking at the pigeon lake is also a pleasant thing.

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.

Near the city of Launceston, there is a literary mural town called Sheffield. In Tasmania, you can enjoy the natural scenery of fertile cattle and sheep, and come to this town to experience a strong cultural atmosphere. In the sun, the walls of the town shine with colorful colors, but because of the sparsely populated afternoon, the quietness of the dust is revealed. In 2007, Eason Chan came here and followed the local customs and created a mural. The content is that he walked alone on the Cradle Mountain in Tasmania and wanted to be alone. Because of his paintings, the town was later popular with Chinese tourists. In the past ten years, the annual award-winning murals displayed in the town center have been changing, and only Eason Chan's paintings have been preserved to this day. When the car just entered the mural town, it felt that the art was strong, and there were all kinds of murals on the two sides of the house, as if the whole town was a giant mural exhibition hall. I am a fan of Dr. Chen, but this painting, as an art professional, you know. I think Dr. Chen didnt think that a painting he had been painting was still in existence for ten years...

If you want to experience the Swiss style in Australia, the town of Grindelwald in the north of Launceston, Tasmania is a great location. The town of Grindelwald, built entirely in the Swiss town, is located in the scenic Tamar Valley, in Launceston. On the way to Cradle Mountain, if you have plenty of time, its a good choice to spend a leisurely afternoon here. The origin of this Swiss town on a distant Oceania is a touching love story. It is said that a Swiss couple came to live in Tasmania, but because the wife has been unable to adapt to the living environment here, she was depressed all the time. The husband built several Swiss-style houses for his wifes thoughts. Later, neighboring neighbors followed suit and slowly formed the current Swiss-style small village.

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A sailing paradise, over 10% of Tasmanians hold sailing licenses, and half of those sailors own their own boats. On any summer evening, you can see sailboats racing on Hobart's River Derwent or Launceston's kanamaluka/River Tamar. After a day on the water, why not indulge in a delicious seafood feast? Tasmania's oysters, lobsters, and other seafood are incredibly fresh and flavorful. Savor succulent oysters at Melshell Oyster Shack, Tarkine Fresh Oysters, and Freycinet Marine Farm, the latter of which also serves farm-fresh mussels. Enjoy a lobster feast and other delicious seafood at Hursey Seafoods in Stanley and Lobster Shack Tasmania in Bicheno. Before leaving Tasmania, be sure to try the state's most famous seafood dish: curried scallop pie. 06 Southern Seafood After a day on the water, why not indulge in a delicious seafood feast? Tasmania's oysters, lobsters, and other seafood are incredibly fresh and flavorful. Savor succulent oysters at Melshell Oyster Shack, Tarkine Fresh Oysters, and Freycinet Marine Farm, the latter of which also serves farm-fresh mussels. Enjoy a lobster feast and other delicious seafood at Hursey Seafoods in Stanley and Lobster Shack Tasmania in Bicheno. Before leaving Tasmania, be sure to try the state's most famous seafood dish: curried scallop pie. 07 Maritime History Tasmania has a rich maritime history, which you can explore at the Maritime Museum of Tasmania and the Mawson's Huts Replica Museum in Hobart. In northern Tasmania, the Bass and Flinders Maritime Museum in George Town is also worth a visit. The state's 25 lighthouses are also an integral part of its maritime history. Visit the Cape Bruny Lighthouse or stay overnight in the keeper's cottage at Low Head Lighthouse for a more immersive experience. The more than 1,000 shipwrecks scattered along the Tasmanian coast are both testaments to maritime history and symbols of the power of the sea. Stroll along the Maritime Trail on King Island for a closer look at these poignant reminders of the sea's strength. 08 Water Wellness Tasmania's summers, while warm and pleasant, offer unique opportunities to seek freshness and excitement—exploring health and vitality in cool waters. The Fire and Ice Walk experience with Walk on kunanyi takes you on an invigorating journey from warmth to cold. Immersing yourself in mountain rivers, cold water plunges are not only a physical challenge but also a spiritual cleansing. During weekend getaways, join the Wild Wellness Method for conscious breathing exercises or ice baths in the sea, perfectly blending wellness with nature. The Floating Sauna Lake Derby experience is even more unforgettable. Enjoy a moment of tranquility in the warm and comfortable sauna before plunging into the icy lake for an exhilarating rush. While hiking through Apsley Gorge, jump and play among the natural pools, releasing stress and embracing joy. Stroll along the beaches of Flinders Island, searching for paper nautilus or conch shells hidden in the sand, or take a swim and, with a bit of luck, enjoy the tranquil beach all to yourself. Tasmanian Water Activities Tips Is the water cold in Tasmania? Tasmania's water temperatures are relatively higher in summer but still quite cool. For example, the average temperature around Hobart is about 17°C, which is indeed lower than many tropical or subtropical waters. Water temperatures can vary depending on the season, the coast, and the time of day. On a February afternoon, the waters near Swansea may feel relatively warm due to the sun, while on a July morning, areas like Marrawah may feel cold due to low temperatures and sea breezes. Do I need a wetsuit to surf in Tasmania? If you plan to surf for more than 10 minutes, a wetsuit is recommended for warmth. In summer, due to the relatively higher air temperatures, you don't need a hooded wetsuit, booties, or gloves. A standard 3/4 mm wetsuit is sufficient. This type of wetsuit provides adequate warmth and protects your skin from the strong southern sun, preventing sunburn on your back.

How to travel freely in Tasmania? Start from Hobart and choose a customized private car tour with a Chinese-speaking driver-guide providing 1-on-1 service throughout the journey, allowing you to enjoy the unique scenery at the end of the world. [Advantages of Customized Private Car Tour in Hobart] ✅ Flexible itinerary: You can customize the route freely, stop at any scenic spot along the way without missing any beautiful scenery ✅ Time-saving and labor-saving: Travel directly to the destination in one car without the need to transfer between multiple modes of transportation ✅ Safe and comfortable: Experienced Chinese-speaking driver-guide familiar with local traffic conditions, spacious and comfortable car interior ✅ Diverse play options: Combine must-see attractions and niche activities freely, customize as you wish [Recommended Private Car Routes] 1⃣ Hobart City Private Car Tour: Hobart → Richmond → Salamanca Place → Brewery → Mount Wellington 💡 Highlights: Classic tour route in Hobart city, visit the oldest town in Hobart, Richmond, explore and eat at the bustling Salamanca Place, and climb Mount Wellington for a panoramic view of the city 2⃣ Bruny Island Private Car Tour: Hobart → Bruny Island → The Neck → Oyster Farm → Cheese Factory → Adventure Bay 💡 Highlights: Check out the famous 'The Neck', taste fresh oysters, encounter the unique white kangaroo at Adventure Bay, and see penguins returning to their nests at sunset 3⃣ Port Arthur Private Car Tour: Hobart → Port Arthur → Blowhole → Tasman Arch → Tessellated Pavement → Devil's Kitchen 💡 Highlights: Experience a Port Arthur cruise, admire the English-style manor, and check out the four wonders of the Tasman Peninsula 4⃣ Freycinet National Park Private Car Tour: Hobart → Swansea Town → Wineglass Bay → Honeymoon Bay → Coles Bay 💡 Highlights: Encounter the beautiful coastal town of Swansea, walk on the white sandy beach and feel the tranquility brought by the sea, and admire the unique scenery where the bay and mountains merge 5⃣ Mount Field National Park Private Car Tour: Hobart → Mount Field → New Norfolk Town → Derwent Valley → Russell Falls → Horseshoe Falls 💡 Highlights: Encounter Tasmania's oldest nature reserve, hear the sound of waterfalls in the distance, surrounded by lush greenery, and enjoy the healing power of nature 👏PS: The above itineraries can be single-day or multi-day private car tours, and the number of days can be freely adjusted and arranged~ [How to Choose a Private Car Route] 🙌🏻 Limited time: Recommended to choose a 3-day private car tour covering Hobart City + Bruny Island + Port Arthur, hitting the southern highlights 🙌🏻 Ample time: You can choose all the above routes combined, a 5-day panoramic tour of Tasmania, covering all the must-see spots without any regrets [About Our Private Car Tours] ✅ Chinese-speaking driver-guide ✅ Professional customization ✅ One-on-one service ✅ Intercity travel around ✅ Various car models available Customized Private Car Tour in Hobart Feel free to contact us ❤

Surrounded by the blue ocean, Tasmania is not only home to a rich marine culture, but also a paradise for water sports enthusiasts. Tasmanians are well aware of the charm of water. They celebrate their love for the ocean with the annual traditional sailing event, the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, and enjoy the gifts of the ocean in their daily lives with the world's best seafood. Summer is undoubtedly the best time to experience all of this. Whether you're a kayaking adventurer, rafting warrior, diving expert, surfing pro, or a beginner looking to challenge yourself, you'll find your own fun and passion on this island. 01 Kayaking Tasmanians' love for water can be seen in their daily lives. They often wear a pair of Blundstone sneakers, a black down jacket in winter, and drive a Subaru with a kayak tied to the roof. Boating is a way of life here. You can take a Roaring 40s Kayaking kayak to Hobart Wharf, enjoy a traditional fish and chips meal on the river, or join Tassie Bound Adventure Tours to paddle with platypuses on the River Derwent. If you want to experience Tasmania's unique natural beauty and strong adventure atmosphere, you can also join Southern Sea Ventures' kayaking tour, paddling under the towering sea cliffs of the Turrakana/Tasman Peninsula, or follow Freycinet Adventures to paddle gracefully in Honeymoon Bay and enjoy the unique natural scenery and ecological charm of Freycinet National Park. 02 Rafting The famous American adventure magazine Outside once named Tasmania's famous Franklin River as the best rafting river in the world. Traveling along this 100 km river, which takes 7 to 11 days, you will be able to explore the World Heritage Wilderness Area, glide leisurely through tranquil gorges, and experience the thrill of rafting on rapids. Join Franklin River Rafting, Water by Nature, or Tasmanian Expeditions for a whitewater adventure and a physical and mental cleansing. If you just want to experience a short rafting trip, King River Rafting is a great option, taking you deep into the canyons of the west coast, surrounded by rainforests and precious Huon pines, to experience the mystery and grandeur of nature. 03 Snorkeling and Diving Tasmania's clear waters provide an excellent place for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts to explore. In the warm summer sun, you can put on a snorkel and mask and head to the sandstone reefs of Tinderbox, south of Hobart, or the waters near Maria Island National Park to see the marine life up close. For beginners, Tasmania also has relatively friendly surfing spots. Near Hobart, Clifton Beach offers steady left and right waves, allowing you to slowly adapt and enjoy the fun of the waves, while Park Beach is a great choice for family vacations. Bicheno on Tasmania's east coast also has a strong surfing atmosphere, with the 1 km long Redbill Beach being a great surfing experience, while Marrawah offers long-distance surfing in the westerly waves. Tasmania's highest drop surfing spot is probably Martha Lavinia Beach on the remote King Island, whose waves have been named one of the world's top ten waves by Surfing Life magazine. 📷 Photo / © Tourism Tasmania 📷 Photo / © Tourism Tasmania, Craig Faulds & Abby Hawkins 📷 Photo / © Stu Gibson

Don't hesitate for the Easter holiday! Come to Tasmania in April to enjoy the magnificent bays, the paradise-like Maria Island, and the chance to witness the stunning aurora. Save this post and plan ahead~ 【Tour Highlights】 ✅ 3 nights in star-rated hotels (including breakfast) + Chinese-speaking guide throughout + airport transfers ✅ Free Bruny Island ferry tickets + Wineglass Bay and Port Arthur tickets ✅ Covering all popular attractions, enjoy the aurora and starry sky ✅ Choose between Wineglass Bay or Maria Island, two popular destinations 【4-Day Tour】 Day 1: Hobart airport pickup → Richmond town → Salamanca Place → Mount Wellington Day 2: Port Arthur → Tasman Peninsula → Blowhole → Tasman Arch → Tessellated Pavement → Devil's Kitchen Day 3: Choose one of the following itineraries 🔹① Swansea town → Freycinet National Park → Wineglass Bay → Honeymoon Bay → Coles Bay 🔹② One-day tour of the pristine beauty of Maria Island Day 4: Bruny Island → The Neck → Oyster Farm → Adventure Bay → Return 【What to Do in 4 Days】 Richmond: Check out English-style buildings and local specialty shops Salamanca Place: Buy souvenirs and stroll through the market Mount Wellington: Walk along the boardwalk and overlook Hobart Port Arthur: Take a boat tour of Port Arthur and appreciate the historical ruins Four Wonders: Explore Tasmania's unique rock formations and encounter the southern lights Bruny Island: Taste fresh oysters and spot white kangaroos at Adventure Bay Wineglass Bay: Hike to overlook the stunning bay scenery Maria Island: Enjoy the sea view, hike through various terrains, and encounter wombats 【Travel Tips】 📣 You can spot the aurora in Tasmania all year round, but the chances are much higher from April to September ⛰️ Recommended places to see the aurora: Rosny Hill, Mount Wellington, Bruny Island, etc. Tasmania 4-Day Tour Feel free to contact us anytime

Separated from the mainland by the Bass Strait, Tasmania is Australia's smallest state after the Australian Capital Territory... With its succession of hills, valleys and plateaus, volcanoes and jagged coastlines, the island is reminiscent of Old England, Argentine pampas, African savannahs and the Great Rockies. Ancient glaciers have carved out majestic mountains and deep lakes on the island's central plateau.