Overview

Places of interest in Tasmania

Overview
1 Hobart
Coastal charm meets historic streets
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Capital city on Tasmania’s southern coast offers a mix of historic architecture and modern culture. Visitors enjoy waterfront promenades, vibrant markets and nearby natural parks featuring rugged coastline, wildlife and scenic hiking trails in Tasmania.
Highlights:
  • 🏠 Explore Battery Point's historic sandstone cottages
  • 🏔️ Climb Mount Wellington for panoramic city views
  • 🛍️ Stroll through Salamanca Market, taste local produce
1 Museum of Old and New Art (MONA)
Museum
1 Mount Wellington
Peak
2 Mount Wellington
Peak
1 Farm Gate Market
Shop
2 Salamanca Market
Marketplace
3 Wursthaus Kitchen
Convenience Store
2 Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park
Nature Reserve
3 Bruny Island
Island
3 Russell Falls
Waterfall
4 Bruny Island Neck Game Reserve
Nature Reserve
1 Hobart Airport
Tasmania’s Cozy Gateway Airport
Serving Hobart’s capital, this regional airport connects Tasmania to major Australian cities and international hubs via daily flights. Modern facilities include a single terminal, efficient security and scenic views of the surrounding harbor.
4 Maria Island National Park
Nature Reserve
5 Tasman Arch
POI
1 Wineglass Bay Lookout
Viewpoint
5 Richmond Village
POI
2 Tasman Island Cruises
POI
6 Port Arthur Historic Site
Nature Reserve
4 Coal River Farm
Restaurant
6 Wineglass Bay
Bay
3 Three Capes Walk
Way
2 Launceston Airport
Gateway to Tasmania’s scenic wilderness
Serving Tasmania’s eastern coast, this airport connects Launceston to major Australian hubs and international destinations. Modern facilities and scenic views of the Tamar River make arrivals and departures efficient and pleasant.
7 Lake St Clair
Place
5 Hazelbrae Hazelnuts Nut Farm Cafe and Tasting Centre
Cafe
6 Launceston Harvest Market
Marketplace
7 Tasmanian Wool Centre
POI
8 Bay of Fires
Bay
7 Cataract Gorge Reserve
POI
3 Devonport Airport
Gateway to Tasmania’s scenic north coast
Serving Tasmania’s north coast, Devonport Airport offers regional flights and a gateway to nearby national parks, historic towns and pristine beaches. The terminal is compact, with efficient services for travelers.
9 Cradle Mountain
Peak
8 Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park
Nature Reserve
4 Dove Lake Circuit
Way
4 Burnie Airport
Gateway to Tasmania’s rugged coastlines
A regional hub on Tasmania’s north coast, Burnie Airport offers frequent flights to Melbourne and Launceston. The terminal is compact yet functional, with easy access to local wineries, beaches and the historic town center.
5 King Island Airport
Gateway to Tasmania’s pristine island paradise
A small regional airfield serving King Island's fishing and tourism community, offering daily flights to Hobart and Launceston. The runway is gravel, surrounded by coastal dunes and pine forests in Tasmania.
6 Flinders Island Airport
Gateway to Tasmania’s pristine island paradise
Serving Tasmania's northern coast, this regional airport connects Flinders Island to mainland hubs via daily flights. The runway accommodates small aircraft and the terminal offers basic amenities for travelers and convenient parking.
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