East Coast Natureworld - Tasmania

Dismal Swamp is the largest sinkhole of its kind in Australia. Reach the Blackwood forest floor and walkway by walking down or taking the 110m slide, located 32km from S

The Callington Mill at Oatlands is working, living history. Built in 1837 and restored in 2010, the Lincolnshire tower windmill is the only working example of its type i

Devils@Cradle is a 25 acre sanctuary with a captive breeding program for the now threatened Tasmanian Devil. Talks and tours with keepers take place and you may get to t

Enjoy a ride along a 2.5km section of disused railway in a pedal powered railtrack rider whilst enjoying the forests that are part of the Florentine Valley. Maydena is a

Not only do Bicheno Penguin Tours have an informative one hour long tour, but a great history of protecting this penguin colony from feral cats and local dogs. A true suc

The Ida Bay Railway is a narrow gauge bush tramway that takes you on a scenic two hour return trip to Deep Hole Bay, a beautiful white beach only accessible by rail. You

Enjoy a trip through the rugged beauty of Tasmania's west coast and step back in time to the days of steam engines on this 35 km journey between Strahan and Queenstown...

The Table Cape Tulip Farm is found atop the extinct volcanic vent of Table Cape near Wynyard. A visit in late September-early October is unforgettable with the delight o

The Furneaux Museum on Flinders Island is managed/ cared for entirely by the volunteer members of the Furneaux Historical Research Ass. Showcasing the cultural/natural hi

Located off Tasmania's east coast, Maria Island's beauty must have contrasted with the forced labour which has given us the most intact example of a probation station. E