Tasmania
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Top things to do in Tasmania
Evergreen picks — free items are flagged.
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Home to the iconic jagged peaks of Cradle Mountain and Australia’s deepest lake, this World Heritage wilderness area offers exceptional hiking trails, including the famous Dove Lake Circuit.
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A world-renowned subterranean art museum known for its provocative contemporary collection and architecture. Located just north of Hobart, it features an eclectic mix of ancient and modern works alongside a winery and restaurants.
655 Main Rd, Berriedale TAS 7011 · More info ▸ - 3.
Cradle Mountain
#outdoorThe jewel of Tasmania's wilderness, this iconic peak offers world-class hiking and stunning alpine landscapes. It is one of the best places to spot native wildlife like wombats, wallabies, and echidnas in their natural habitat.
Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, TAS · More info ▸ - 4.
Famous for its perfectly curved white sand beach and turquoise waters, Wineglass Bay is a must-see. Visitors can hike to the lookout for stunning coastal views or explore the pink granite peaks known as the Hazards.
Freycinet National Park, Coles Bay, TAS 7215 · More info ▸ - 5.
Located in Hobart, this unconventional underground museum is Australia’s largest private gallery, featuring a provocative collection of ancient, modern, and contemporary art.
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Famed for its perfect curve of white sand and turquoise water, Wineglass Bay is a must-see coastal landmark. The hike to the lookout provides one of the most photographed views in Australia, surrounded by pink granite peaks.
Coles Bay Rd, Coles Bay TAS 7215 · More info ▸ - 7.
Famous for the perfectly curved Wineglass Bay, this park features white sand beaches, turquoise waters, and the dramatic pink granite peaks known as The Hazards.
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Wineglass Bay
#outdoorLocated within Freycinet National Park, this beach is famous for its perfect curve of white sand and turquoise water. Visitors can hike to the lookout for a panoramic view or descend to the beach itself.
Freycinet National Park, TAS · More info ▸ - 9.
Famous for its perfect curve of white sand and brilliant blue water, Wineglass Bay is a must-see coastal landmark. Visitors can hike to the lookout for the classic aerial view or trek down to the beach to explore the granite peaks known as The Hazards.
Freycinet National Park, Coles Bay, TAS 7215 · More info ▸ - 10.
Famous for its perfectly curved white sand beach and turquoise waters. Visitors can hike to the Wineglass Bay lookout or relax on the secluded beaches of the Freycinet Peninsula.