East Coast Natureworld - Tasmania

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...

Tasmania Zoo is just 18km from Launceston's CBD. You'll find over 80 species of birds as well as a large collection of native and exotic animals. See the meerkats, Tasman

Markree is a house museum, with items collected by the Baldwin family providing an insight into the lifestyle of the early 1900s. It is within walking of the centre of H

The Burnie Regional Museum allows you to have a pause from modern-day living and reflect on what life was like a 100 years ago. The street scape is based on businesses t

Trowunna Wildlife Park at Mole Creek is a 65 acre sanctuary that's been caring for native Tasmanian animals for more over 30 years. A personalised interactive tour is ava

Rosedown Gardens are found in New Norfolk which is about 37 km up the Derwent River from Hobart. The about 1.8 hectare gardens were started from scratch by the owners Bre

Stanley Seal Cruises operate 75 minute tours from Stanley wharf to Bull Rock where a colony of up to 500 Australian Fur Seals live. Enjoy the views including the Stanley

The Tasmanian Devil Conservation Park at Taranna on the Tasman Peninsula is an ideal place to see the Tasmanian Devil, with feeding taking place six times a day. Also se

Sarah Island - what a nice sounding place, but it was described as "hell on Earth" for convicts. Situated in Macquarie Harbour on the west coast it gained a reputation f

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