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Our favourite things to see and do
Salamanca Place & Battery Point – Salamanca Place,
famous for its markets every Saturday and Battery Point with
its Georgian cottages, art and craft shops and restaurants.
Mona – The Museum of Old and New Art. Filled with
antiques, modern and contemporary art from the David
Walsh collection. Just 15 minutes from Hobart on the shore
of the River Derwent.
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Food & Wine – Tasmania is a great place to learn about and
try fresh produce. Head to the farmers’ markets and local
eateries to experience Tasmania’s fine produce. Tasmania’s
cool climate, mild summers and long autumn days, make
perfect conditions for wine making. Be sure to take on a
wine route and find out why we love their wines so much.
Nature and Wildlife – A treasure trove of natural wonders,
beautiful landscapes, unique plants and wildlife. From
alpine ranges, wetlands and rainforests. Look out for
Australian fur seals, bottle nosed dolphins and penguins,
which are seen all year round. Depending on the time of
year you are visiting, you will also see platypus, Tasmanian
devils, southern right whale and the humpback whale.
Outdoor and Adventure – Over one third of Tasmania
is national park, reserve or World Heritage protected
wilderness, so you will have plenty to see and do. Go
mountain biking, fishing or play golf at two of the top 100
golf courses in the world.
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Walking – Tasmania is a walker’s paradise, known for its
world famous walks like the Overland Track, Wineglass Bay
and the South Coast Track.
West Coast Wilderness Railway – Journey through
rugged terrain and step back in time and relive history on
this majestic steam train. Depart from both Queenstown
Station and the Regatta Point Station in Strahan for a unique
Tasmanian Heritage and Wilderness Experience.
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Smithon
BASS STRAIT
Stanley
Spirit of Tasmania
to Melbourne
ROCKY CAPE N.P.
BURNIE
Ulverstone DEVONPORT
Beaconsfield
Corinna
Zeehan
Strahan
Cape Sorell
SOUTHERN OCEAN
Waratah
Macquarie
Harbour
Lake
Burbury
Strathgordon
Low Rocky
Point
CRADLE MT LAKE ST
CLAIR N.P.
FRANKLIN -
GORDON WILD
RIVERS N.P.
LAUNCESTON
Lake
Barrington
Westbury
Cradle Valley
Lake Tarraleah
King William
Ouse
Lake
Pedder
WALL OF
JERUSALEM N.P
Lake
St Clair
Lake
Gordon
SOUTHWEST N.P.
HARTZ MTN N.P.
Great
Lake
Campania
MT FIELD N.P.
Mona Sorell
HOBART
Dover
Lalla
Arthurs
Lake
Bridport
Lake
Sorell
Perth
Storm
Bay
Gladstone
Bay of Fires
BEN LOMOND
N.P.
Triabunna
Cape Portland
St Helens
DOUGLAS
APSLEY N.P.
Bicheno
Coles Bay
FREYCINET
N.P.
MARIA ISLAND
N.P.
Nubeena
Port Arthur
Tasman Peninsula
Distances are approximate,
in kilometres and based
on direct routes.
Bicheno
Burnie
Coles Bay
Bicheno 289 35 283 245 182 165 204 368 414
Burnie 289 292 101 46 324 147 385 79 179
Coles Bay 35 292 286 247 184 167 206 370 399
Cradle Mountain 283 101 286 77 318 141 379 175 138
Devonport 245 46 247 77 279 103 341 125 223
Hobart 182 324 184 318 279 199 101 402 301
Laucenston 165 147 167 141 103 199 259 225 271
Cradle Moutain
Devonport
Hobart
Launceston
Port Arthur
Stanley
Strahan
TASMAN SEA
Port Arthur 204 385 206 379 341 101 259 463 381
Stanley 368 79 370 175 125 402 225 463 253
Strahan 414 179 399 138 223 301 271 381 253
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