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Standard Ensuite room (Sgl/Dbl/Twn) – get it while it is HOT! Use ‘DiscoverTas Holiday Deal’ as promo code. Smithton is an ideal base to tour around the North West of Tassie.
Discover Tasmania’s beautiful Autumn … when Autumn leaves fall so do our package prices! 5 Nights, includes entry for 2 to MONA.
Luxury apartments $320
Seaview Rooms $145 and
Standard Rooms from $110.
Join a lantern-lit walking tour to experience the Port Arthur Historic Site by night. It is a very different place after sunset, full of mystery and intrigue.
Robert Pennicott’s original and multi-award winning Bruny Island Cruise. Travel up close to high sea cliffs, coastal landforms and abundant sea and coastal wildlife.
Join Robert Pennicott’s legendary team for an award winning cruise from Port Arthur to Eaglehawk Neck. See spectacular sea cliffs, Tasman Island and sea and coastal wildlife.
Why not spoil yourself? Take $30 off Window and Captain’s Upper Deck tickets on this luxury, half day cruise where magnificent marine scenery will leave you spellbound.
Book a tour at Hollybank Treetops Adventure and you’ll receive a free photo from your journey! Simply mention this ad when booking.
I just got back from my Tassie trip with a group of friends and i must share it with all those who are planning to go there! Overall, we had so much fun. It is a trip i will never forget. The views at Cataract Gorge Reserve was amazing and it is also a great [...]
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Charm. Beauty. Heritage. Community. A soul. They’re all reasons I love my adopted home in the Huon Valley. Is it shallow to say the place is gorgeous, and that adds to my enjoyment of living here? Is it selfish and vacuous to believe that having fruit trees lining the valleys, pockets of native bush, and [...]
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This is Tasmania: a road-trip that starts in a traffic jam as the sun goes down but really begins in a grey Devonport car-park as the sun comes up, eating breakfast wrapped in greaseproof paper and rifling through booklets with texta scribbles on their back covers. Tasmania, for seven days, is roads – roads that you [...]
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The first leg of the trip was an uneventful, though always interesting, journey across the top of the Island to Burnie, where we turned south on the road heading for Strahan. At Tullah we cracked the thermos open for a welcome coffee, and had a quick look at the ‘Wee Georgie Wood’ steam train attraction, [...]
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In July last year, my new boyfriend and I took a last-minute whirlwind trip to Tasmania as our fourth date. We hadn’t spent more than a couple of hours together in one go before this trip, and six hours in the car each day was a risk that turned out to be well worth taking. We each flew separately [...]
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My name is Elizabeth Foster and I have uploaded this story with photos on behalf of my Dad Jim Clarke – I hope you enjoy his Tasmania story through his eyes … My wife, Mary, and I have just returned from another wonderful holiday, our 5th in Tasmania. Might I be so bold as to say [...]
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Everyone thought we were mad when we booked to visit Hobart in July! Too Cold! But cold brings its own benefits… snow glistening atop Mt Wellington, hot chocolate with marshmallows at Salamanca, warming whiskies at Lark Distillery and piping hot scallop pies … the closest thing to food Heaven on earth those scallop pies! And best of [...]
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In 1983 my family, including 4 children, did a house and car swap with a Hobart family who had 7 children. When dollars don’t stretch for family holidays, this was the perfect solution. Both families had one month’s free accommodation for the Christmas holidays. We all loved our time in Tasmania and we made good [...]
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There is so much to do in Tasmania and if you are a little bit on the active side and love nature, then you can eat your heart out here! There is no outdoor pursuit you can’t do in Tasmania. Think about what you like most of any out-door activity and you can do it. [...]
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We have not traveled the world extensively but having just returned from Tasmania we wonder if there is any great need to. Call us ignorant or small minded and if you must judge and sentence us, please, please, please sentence us for the term of our natural lives to Tasmania!!
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