
The best of Tasmania
Dove Lake walks and alpine wilderness in the island’s heart.
The provocative Museum of Old and New Art on the Derwent.
A perfect crescent of white sand and pink granite peaks.
Australia’s most intact convict settlement, by day or lantern-lit night.
Wildlife cruises, oysters, cheese and dramatic cliffs.
Orange-lichen boulders and white beaches on the east coast.
The summit lookout towering above Hobart.
Historic waterfront, markets and food tours.
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Why visit Tasmania?
Tasmania is Australia’s wild island — nearly half of it protected as national park or World Heritage wilderness. Hobart blends a thriving food and arts scene, anchored by the extraordinary MONA museum and the Saturday Salamanca Market, with easy access to kunanyi/Mt Wellington above the city.
Hike to Cradle Mountain’s Dove Lake, sail to the perfect curve of Wineglass Bay, walk the white sand and orange lichen of the Bay of Fires, or step back in time at the Port Arthur convict site. Compare the best Tasmania tours and experiences below — all from trusted local operators with real traveller reviews.
TAS tours — frequently asked questions
Five to seven days lets you link Hobart, the east coast and Cradle Mountain; multi-day tours cover the highlights in a single trip.
MONA is Tasmania’s most-visited paid attraction — many Hobart tours include the scenic ferry across to the museum.










