Separated from mainland Australia by the 240 km stretch of Bass Strait, Tasmania is a land apart - a place of wild and beautiful landscapes, friendly and welcoming people, a pleasant and temperate climate, wonderful wine and food, a rich history and a relaxed island lifestyle.
Visitors to Tasmania are surprised by its size, though compared to the scale of the rest of Australia, the distances are certainly more manageable. Dense rainforests, mountain peaks, alpine meadows, great lakes, eucalyptus stands and fertile farmland are all easily accessible, but you should be prepared for several hours of concentrated driving between the main attractions.
According to our experienced consultants who have travelled the globe in search of excellence, Tasmania has one of the world's ten best beaches - Wineglass Bay, the world's best little town - Strahan and some of the most amazing scenery in the world.
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Cradle Mountain Lodge is a unique wilderness retreat on the edge of the spectacular World Heritage listed Cradle Mountain Lake St. Clair National Park. Warm hospitality and sensational local cuisine mixed...
The Henry Jones is Australasia's first and only dedicated art hotel. Located on Hobart's waterfront, this historic row of warehouses have been transformed into 50 sumptuously designed rooms, featuring art by local...
The 11 room Islington is a very special hotel with a large and delightful garden, affording quite special views of Mount Wellington. Decorated with fine artworks...
Nature has conspired to deliver an inspiring coastal sanctuary, Saffire; the jewel of Tasmania. Discreetly positioned within a serene and pristine paradise, Saffire’s trump card...