East Coast Natureworld - Tasmania

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

Step back in time and experience travel by train as the people of the isolated West Coast communities did in the early 20th century.............

Allendale Gardens are the love and work of Loraine and Max Cross. Located 12 km south of Smithton in the North West, the 2.75 hectares (6 acres) of gardens neighbour tem

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

See the Little Penguins at Low Head Coastal Reserve come ashore just after sunset. Low Head is 6km north of George Town/57km north of Launceston. Wheelchair access is a

Down the Tamar Valley at Beauty Point is the unique Seahorse World. The world's first commercial seahorse farm also breeds other ornamental fish and showcases some unusu

To learn the history of the isle, the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery is the place. With aboriginal art and artifacts on display, colonial art telling a story, houn pin

Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary at Brighton started as a sanctuary for orphaned and injured wildlife. Now you can visit with the many native animals there. Daily guided tour

The Top of the World Tour at Maydena gives you fun of the railtrack rider and the beauty of the Styx Valley with a gourmet lunch showcasing the incredible mountain top vi

For those looking to immerse themselves in culture during their visit to Tasmania, the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra at the Federation Concert Hall should undoubtedly be a