Tasmania
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Top things to do in Tasmania
Evergreen picks — free items are flagged.
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Located in Hobart, MONA is Australia\'s largest private museum, featuring a provocative collection of subterranean contemporary art. Reached by a high-speed ferry, the gallery offers a unique, immersive architectural and cultural experience.
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Carved into a headland north of Hobart, this world-renowned subterranean museum houses a provocative art collection. It offers a unique, immersive experience featuring eclectic works, fine dining, and an onsite winery.
Berriedale, TAS 7011 · More info ▸ - 3.
A centerpiece of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area, this park is home to the iconic Cradle Mountain and glacial Dove Lake. It offers diverse hiking trails ranging from easy boardwalks to the multi-day Overland Track.
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Cradle Mountain
#parkPart of Tasmania's Wilderness World Heritage Area, this iconic peak offers diverse hiking trails like the Dove Lake Circuit. Visitors can experience alpine landscapes, ancient rainforests, and frequent sightings of wombats and wallabies.
Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, TAS · More info ▸ - 5.
Wineglass Bay
#outdoorNestled within Freycinet National Park, this beach is famous for its perfectly curved white sand and turquoise waters. Visitors can hike to the lookout for a panoramic view or descend to the beach for a swim in the crystal-clear Tasman Sea.
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Port Arthur Historic Site
#attractionThis sprawling UNESCO World Heritage-listed site on the Tasman Peninsula provides a sobering look at Australia\'s convict history. Visitors can explore well-preserved ruins, take harbor cruises, and join evening lantern-lit ghost tours.
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Rising 1,271 meters above Hobart, the summit provides breathtaking panoramic views of the city and the Derwent River. It is a popular spot for sightseeing, hiking, and experiencing Tasmania's sub-alpine weather.
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Gordon River Cruises
#outdoorDeparting from the west coast town of Strahan, these cruises navigate through World Heritage wilderness. The tours typically include stops at Sarah Island penal colony ruins and views of ancient Huon pines reflected in the inky river water.
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Maria Island National Park
#outdoorThis car-free island sanctuary is best known for its abundant wildlife, particularly its friendly wombats. It also features historic Darlington buildings, the Painted Cliffs, and exceptional coastal hiking and cycling opportunities.
Triabunna (Ferry Terminal), TAS 7190 · More info ▸ - 10.
Tasman Island Cruise
#tourExplore the spectacular coastline of the Tasman Peninsula, featuring the Southern Hemisphere's tallest sea cliffs, deep sea caves, and opportunities to see seals, dolphins, and whales.