
A labyriynth of rainforests, a network of mining towns, tales of convicts, rugged empty coastlines, and dense rainforests embody the West Coast. Be transformed by empty coastlines and the greatest exp...
Hobart is the state capital of the island state of Tasmania. Founded in 1803 as a penal colony, Hobart is Australias second oldest capital city after Sydney. A Resident of Hobart is known as a Hobartian.
The city is the financial and administrative heart of Tasmania, and also serves as the home port for both Australian and French Antarctic operations. hoppa offers you Port Transfers to the most important sites in Hobart.
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A labyriynth of rainforests, a network of mining towns, tales of convicts, rugged empty coastlines, and dense rainforests embody the West Coast. Be transformed by empty coastlines and the greatest exp...
Along the East Coast you can dine on plump oysters and other fresh seafood, sip wine with the winemaker at one of the wineries along the coast, kayak with dolphins or take the ferry to Maria Island – ...
Pull back to a slower pace and soak in natural beauty, wild coastlines, picturesque towns and a slower lifestyle. Be transformed by wilderness, waterfalls and the greatest expanse of cool temperate ra...
With only 900 residents, Flinders is largely untouched wilderness and sometimes eerily quiet – bordered by more than 120 deserted beaches and surrounded by at least 65 shipwrecks.
King Island lies off the North West Coast of Tasmania, surrounded by rugged coastline and full of fresh seafood, famously good produce and some of the cleanest air in the world. This is a destination ...
Tasmania’s Western Wilds is a journey filled with the powerful wilderness stories of Tasmania’s west. Covering the full diversity of the Tasmanian landscape, see everything from old growth rainforest,...
Bruny Island is known for its delicious produce and wine. Taste fresh seafood, sample fine Tasmanian whisky, eat handmade fudge and chocolate, pick berries and sample artisan cheeses.
Explore the breathtaking beauty of Maria Island National Park. If you think this island is all about nature because you\u0027re in a national park, think again – the convict station at Darlington pre-...
Explore the natural wonders the Tasman Peninsula. A place of breathtaking seascapes, some of the tallest sea cliffs in the world and wild ocean views. From Eaglehawk Neck to Port Arthur Historic Site,...
When you first set eyes on Great Oyster Bay set against the backdrop of Freycinet National Park and the three pink-granite peaks of the Hazards mountain range – you know you\u0027re somewhere differen...
The Tarkine Drive in Tasmania\u0027s North West is easily accessible for anyone wanting to get back in touch with nature and experience the wilderness. The loop takes travellers through natural and dr...
Tasmania is home to some of Australia\u0027s most iconic walks – the Bay of Fires, Maria Island and of course the Overland Track, to name a few. But one doesn\u0027t have to embark on a multi-day trek...
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Emergency (police, ambulance, fire brigade) dial 000
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Australian Dollar (AUD)
Newspapers
The Mercury Tasmania (Hobart and Tasmania) Sunday Tasmania (Tasmania) The Advocate (North West) The Examiner (North)
OpeningHours
Most businesses open 9am-5pm, check ahead when travelling regionally.
Population
In December 2018, Tasmania’s population was 520,830
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http://www.discovertasmania.com.au/
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