Things To Do in Tasmania
October 21, 2021 | by emily | Posted in Uncategorized
Tasmania is not only the home of mouth-watering cheese and actual seasons, but also has more than a few incredible things to see, taste and do. We’ve compiled a list of the top things to do in Tasmania, whether you’re a foodie or fitness fanatic.
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Yoga, Wine and Wilderness Retreat
Getaway on a 4 night adventure abound with flavour and fun in Australia’s island Jewel Tasmania. This retreat invites you to appreciate the island’s natural beauty. On your first night, you will enjoy a spectacular meal at Glass House Restaurant, which features local Tasmanian wine and produce. Plenty of yoga, meditation and breathwork are included in the retreat. However, if you feel like some more quiet relaxation time you can retreat to your luxury accommodation in the form of a private cabin at Freycinet Lodge.
Learn more about this retreat here.
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Hike Wineglass Bay in Freycinet National Park
For those who prefer more adventurous things to do while on holiday, hiking Wineglass Bay is top of the list for things to do in Tasmania. Wineglass Bay is a picturesque peninsula famous for its white-sand beach and azure water. Nothing beats this view. You can hike to the visitor’s platform for a view over Wineglass Bay, or you could tackle the harder hike to the top of Mt. Amos.
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Visit Salamanca Markets
Every Saturday, Salamanca Market is held on the Hobart waterfront. It offers some fantastic local produce, handicrafts, and local talented artists. With over nearly 300 stallholders, expect to find everything from hand-carved woodwork to fashion to glassware and ceramics.
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Visit Port Arthur Historic Site
Tasmania’s turbulent past is on display at the convict settlement of Port Arthur, about an hour’s drive southeast of Hobart.You can browse fascinating documents and relics of the penal settlement in the museum, visit the nearby Coal Mines Historic Site, or join an evening lantern-lit “ghost tour” of the ruins. After touring Port Arthur, explore the soaring sea cliffs and sheltered coves of the spectacular Tasman peninsula by driving along the coast.
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Wine Tasting in Tamar Valley Wine Region
If you’re interested in wine, what could be a better thing to do in Tasmania than a trip to the Tamar Valley? Nestled in the fertile hills surrounding Launceston, the Tamar Valley is Australia’s oldest wine producing area. There’s a huge number of award-winning wineries you can visit. Its cool climate makes the wines stand out around the world with one of its claims to fame being its chardonnays, sparklings and pinot noir.
