The Bonnet Island Experience - Tasmania

The Maritime Museum of Tasmania is located in the historic Carnegie building in Hobart. You will find a fully equipped third-size replica of a whaling boat, as well as a

A visit to Brickenden Estate near Longford, is the nearest you can get to going back 200 years in time. The farm complex is representative of Georgian times. Even the p

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

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

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

Inverawe Gardens are just 15m drive from Hobart and are Tasmania’s largest landscaped native gardens. 8000 native plants make up this ten year old garden, supplementing

The Platypus House at Beauty Point is 40 minute scenic drive down the Tamar Valley from Launceston. Not only can you admire and learn about platypus up close but also ech

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

Housed in the 1894 School of Mines building, the West Coast Pioneer Memorial Museum has an extensive and impressive collection that fills you in on everything that makes

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