Hobart and the South

Southern Tasmania, and in particular Tasmania's capital city of Hobart, is one of the more populated areas of the region. The south's Tasman Peninsula is home to the Port Arthur Historic site, though this awesome peninsula also has an incredible coastline that is well worthy of discovering.

Luxury Accommodation in Hobart and Tasmania's South has an excellent diversity from waterfront hotels to boutique guesthouses.

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Experience in Hobart the magnificent Botanical Gardens, visit the Salamanca market on a Saturday morning, and beautiful dining in the Hobart waterfront district. Wander the infamous Port Arthur, view Hobart from the lofty heights of Mt Wellington, and walk the narrow streets lined with charming settlers cottages in Battery Point.

Cradle Mountain - Strahan and the West

Tasmania's rugged West Coast is quite simply - pristine wilderness - with most of the region being dedicated National Parks. Strahan is a quaint little fishing village where one can begin to explore this vast, untamed region.

The easily accessible Cradle Mountain is probably Australia's most photographed mountain peak. Luxury Accommodation in Strahan, Cradle Mountain, and the West Coast is quite limited and very popular in the summer months.

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Paddle a canoe on the pristine Dove Lake, take a captivating short walk to the base of Cradle Mt, or be inspired by the awesome 1000 year old King Billy Pine trees. Walk among alpine heathlands dotted by reflective glacial lakes, get cosy by an open fire and enjoy a sumptuous meal at the Chateau.

Explore the exquisite Strahan village, take a cruise to the renowned Gordon River, go onboard a magnificent scenic flight over the Gordon & Franklin Rivers and World Heritage rainforests. Ride on the remote West Coast Wilderness Railway, walk among the ancient Huon Pine rainforests, and buckle up on an exhilarating Wild Rivers Jet Boat ride.

Launceston and the North

The rolling fertile hills of Northern Tasmania lead south into the often snow capped central highlands. This wide expanse of coastline, from Stanley in the west to Launceston in the east, contains some of Tasmania's most picturesque sights - the towering Lighthouse on Tablecape near Wynyard - Stanley's majestic "Nut" - and the beautiful Tamar Valley, the premier wine growing area running north from Launceston to the coast.

Northern Tasmania Luxury Accommodation can be found spread across this entire region ranging from Launceston Hotels to Highland Resorts.

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Walk the spectacular suspension bridge at Cataract Gorge, visit the playful monkeys in City Park, and immerse yourself in the historic Entally House Estate. Drive the exquisite Tamar Valley, visit the charming Grindelwald Swiss Shopping Village, taste the regions sensational wine at the cellar door.

Take the chairlift to the top of the 'Nut' and experience the majestic views, visit historic Highfield House with its convict ruins, and walk Stanley's cottage lined terraced streets. Take a short boat cruise to see hundreds of fur seals lazing on their own island, visit Dismal Swamp with its unique beauty that belies its name, and drive right to the edge of the stunning Dip Falls.

East Coast

Tasmania has been described as one of last unspoiled regions on earth. The spectacular East Coast, with the Freycinet National Park as its centrepiece, is simply inspiring with beautiful Tasmanian coastal scenery.

East Coast Tasmania Luxury Accommodation is dotted along the coastline and within easy reach of two of Tasmania's finest Beaches - Binalong Bay and the famous Wineglass Bay.

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Enjoy an inspiring cruise to Maria Island, wonder at the spectacular granite coastal scenery, and admire the crystal clear and calm waters of Oyster Bay. Experience the beauty of Frecinet National Park, feast on the abundance of local seafood, and visit famous Wine Glass Bay - one of Australia's most alluring beaches. Witness the natural wonder of the blowhole at Bicheno, and indulge yourself on a delectable winery tour.