If you are looking to experience a mixture of Australian heritage, beautiful scenery and vibrant cultural lifestyle then Tasmanias capital territory Hobart is the place to visit. Hobart is the second oldest city in Australia and has endless opportunities for travellers. Hobart has many 19th century buildings, which have been preserved, and the city is surrounded by warm sandstone. Hobart promotes a relaxing atmosphere with its range of fantastic shops, restaurants and beautiful cafes. We suggest you visit the Cascade Brewery in South Hobart where visitors can take a guided tour of the brewery and you can also relax and enjoy a great Tasmanian Beer.
  For the wine lovers have a taste of the superb award-winning cool-climate wines from Coal River Valley. At night the place to be is Rosny Lookout or the top of Mt Nelson where you can take an evening tour of the breathtaking views of Hobart and its lights at night. For the animal lovers Hobart has the Bonorong Park Wildlife centre, which is situated in Brighton. It is here where visitors can get up close and personal with Tasmanian devils, quolls, echidnas, wombats, koalas and many more. Why not grab a bit of Tasmanian History and Art? A must see is the many museums Hobart has to offer such as the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Maritime and Allport Museums, Transport Museum, Museum of Antiques and Narryna Heritage Museum. For those not on a travellers budget Liverpool Street, Collins Street, Elizabeth Street and Murray Street are the places to be to soak in some shopping therapy.

A beautiful part of Hobart where our past customers have stayed to see is the Salamanca Markets which is open on Saturdays from 8:30am-3pm. The markets are situated on Salamanca Place in Sullivans Cove. There is a long row of stylish Georgian sandstone warehouses, which were built in the 1830s. The buildings are now used for bars, bookshops, restaurants, outdoor cafes, art studios, galleries, jewellers and boutiques although they still hold a remarkable piece of Tasmanian heritage and modernisation. Opposite the markets are beautiful green lawns and shaded park benches. Salamanca Square is behind Salamanca Place where you can have a perfectly relaxing time with children and friends where you can enjoy a great cup of coffee, muffin and enjoy some outdoor entertainment from many of the locals. The Derwent River is right near the markets where you can have a bite to eat or enjoy some afternoon tea by the river.

If you want to discover breathtaking views then we suggest that you go to Mount Wellington. Mount Wellington has by far the best view in Tasmania. There are exciting bush walk tracks to take on the bottom however you cannot miss the top! Bushwalking trails suit all fitness levels and barbecue and picnic facilities are provided. It is here where you can see a glimpse of Tasmanias beautiful natural outback and unique plantation. Many visitors go to Mount Wellington to view the fantastic panoramic views of Hobart, Bruny Island, South Arm and the Tasman Peninsula. From the bottom it takes approximately 21 kilometres to drive to the summit. The bottom of the Mountain, which is called Wellington Park, is home to a great rainforest climate. However on the mountain the climate and scenery changes to a much cooler temperature and here you can see glacial rock and sub-alpine rock. The interpretation centre at the top of Mount Wellington protects you from the piercing winds. There is an observation platform on the western side of the car park, which looks out to the southern World Heritage Area beyond. There are various activities that you can take part in at both the park and the mountain which include cycling, abseiling, bushwalking, climbing and sightseeing opportunities. Here you can also take part in one of Australias most challenging and exciting alpine cycle rides.

A must see destination in Tasmania is the world heritage listed Cradle Mountain. Cradle Mountain itself is part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area.
Travellers can enjoy a spectacular scenic flight enjoying the Gordon River, magnificent rainforest, and alpine heath lands, hells gates, heritage landing and Sarah landing. The mountain has plenty of wildlife for you to explore upon and this spot is one of the most popular nature areas in Tasmania. Here you can experience Australias mainland where its tranquillity is second to none. For those who want to explore a bit of history of Tasmania there is the visitors centre in cradle valley. There are many rest and picnic areas, long walking trails, camping and caravan parks at cradle valley and mountain. For those who want to take the world famous Overland Track which is a superb 5 day walk starting from Cradle. This walk takes you throughout some of the greatest mountain terrain.

A destination that accommodates to all kinds of visitors is Launceston. Launceston is situated at the head of the magnificent Tamar Valley. This fabulous city is surrounded in creativity, beautiful scenery, adventure, history and loads of entertainment for everyone. For those who love their food this is the place to be! Launceston is renowned for its fine food and entertainment. While you are here you must explore the citys fine buildings, colonial churches and interesting history. For the history and art lovers then you will enjoy the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery. Who can forget fine wine? Tamar Valley has its own wine route that we suggest you visit. This route starts from Legana where you can sample some award-winning wines and cheeses. If you want to stop and grab a bite to eat then the Old Launceston Seaport is the place to be where you can stop at some restaurants and cafes. The longest single span chairlift in the world is right here in Tasmania at the magnificent Cataract Gorge Reserve. Here you can sit back and take in the splendour of the beautiful cliff grounds gardens and the spectacular cliffs. For the tourists who want to indulge in some pampering you have to see the Aquarius Roman Baths. Here there are hot pools and spas where you can take a nice relaxing dip in. We recommend our customers go and take a ghost tour which explores Launceston by night. You can see some of the citys history with a professional theatrical guide.

In the blue waters of the Bass Strait lies Flinders Island. At the Island sit back and enjoy the freshly caught and cooked local seafood and a peaceful walk along the beautiful white sandy beaches. For a magnificent overall view of the island and its surroundings then enjoy a sightseeing flight with a local charter operator. The Walkers Hill Lookout is renowned for its views of the whole island where you can also watch the sun rise in the Tasman See and you can watch the sun set in Bass Strait. For the animal lovers or families the Wildlife Sanctuary at Flinders Island is magnificent. It is here where tourists can get up close and personal with the native animals by hand feeing them the special food that the sanctuary provides. Thats not the only place you can spot some native animals. If you drive carefully at night you can spot some interesting nocturnal animals such as wallabies, possums, wombats, whilst enjoying the sounds of many night birds. Flinders Island is known for its patristic layout many visitors come remotely for the sightseeing, photography and bird watching. But Flinders Island accommodates for all kinds of people with its Walking track to the top of Mount Strzelecki, searching activities for the Islands Killicranke diamonds or go and see the local arts and crafts such as painting, pottery, shell necklaces and photography.

Only 1.5 hours away from Hobart is Tasmanias best physical record of convict history in Australia is Port Arthur. Port Arthur is a nationally recognised symbol of Australias convict past. All of the buildings and features of Port Arthur have a story of history to tell visitors. The gardens are beautiful and the prison is a must see when you visit. The Port Arthur site has over thirty buildings, over 30 ruins and reinstated period furnished homes surrounded by gorgeous landscaped grounds. The Port Arthur site consists of more than 100 hectares and approximately 40 hectares can be seen by the public. We recommend half a day to have a look at all the great attractions here and to enjoy the refreshingly cool southern air. For children this site is a great opportunity for children to get a rare hands on experience with history and many children can enjoy fun learning experiences at the Lottery for Life interpretation gallery. Many like to go and read the plaque at the memorial gardens which take visitors back to the Port Arthur Massacre. For visitors to seek more information then there is the Visitors centre where you can enjoy a nice a la carte menu at Felons restaurant or a quick bite to eat at Port Cafe

The wonderful range of pick and grey granite peaks, blue sea, perfect curved white bay sand all form a stunning picture of the beautiful Wineglass Bay. Wineglass bay was named one of the top 10 favourite beaches in the world and you have to see it to really draw in its tranquillity and beauty. The Bay has been said to look like a perfect shaped half moon. Surrounding the Bay is Freycinet National Park where you can take a peak at the crowded forests, wildflowers and interesting native wildlife.

One of the worlds great railway journeys would be the West Coast Wilderness Railway which is a historic 34 kilometre track. You can take a train ride daily from either Strahan or Queenstown. Light refreshments and lunches can be bought on the train or you can stop at a coffee shop when you leave or return from the train ride. The West Coast Wilderness Railway was made by 19th century west coast pioneers. The railway line consists of tight curves, astonishing bridges, beautiful dense rainforests and steep gorges. In the breathtaking dense forest at Dubbil Barril passengers can stop for a delicious bite to eat or take a walk through the forest trails. It is here where you can see spectacular creeks and take in some beauty of the astounding rainforest.