The Tasmanian Walking Company has launched a new guided walking tour, the Three Capes Adventure Walk, offering an extended experience that includes all three iconic capes of the renowned Three Capes Track. This longer and more challenging itinerary promises a truly immersive adventure for travelers seeking unique experiences in Tasmania.
Air New Zealand is bringing back its international route between Auckland and Hobart, offering three weekly flights starting October 27. This move reconnects Tasmania to the world and provides travelers with a convenient option for exploring this stunning island.
A stunning photograph capturing a bioluminescent frog perched on a glowing ghost mushroom has won the People’s Choice award at the annual Beaker Street Science Photography Competition in Tasmania. The image showcases the intricate beauty of nature’s light shows, highlighting the bioluminescent properties of both the frog and the rare mushroom.
Devonport, a Tasmanian coastal gem, has been named Australia’s Top Tourism Town for 2024, highlighting its rise as a vibrant destination for both domestic and international travelers. Its proximity to stunning natural landscapes, emerging culinary scene, and focus on authentic experiences have propelled the town to the forefront of Tasmanian tourism.
Discover the captivating beauty of Tasmania, an island state off the coast of Australia, known for its stunning natural landscapes, diverse wildlife, and pristine environment. Explore hidden gems like Bruny Island and the Walls of Jerusalem National Park, and experience the allure of a destination where nature takes center stage.
The Spirit of Tasmania ferries are revolutionizing travel by introducing pet-friendly cabins on their new ships launching next year. This significant move caters to the growing demand for inclusive travel options and will allow travelers to bring their furry companions along on their adventures across the Bass Strait.
The red handfish is a critically endangered species found only in two small patches of reef off the coast of Tasmania, Australia. This tiny fish, with its hand-like fins and distinctive mohawk, is a fascinating example of evolution and is facing serious threats from habitat loss and climate change.
The Tasmanian Government has launched a $50 million loan scheme to encourage regional tourism development, offering financial support to operators for innovative projects and experiences. The scheme aims to attract more visitors and promote economic growth across the state, aligning with the 2030 Visitor Economy Strategy.
The long-hidden ‘Once Upon a Time in Shaolin’ will be displayed at Tasmania’s Museum of Old and New Art (Mona) for the first time. Limited listening events will allow visitors to experience a 36-minute mix from the album, the only known copy of which was previously owned by disgraced pharmaceutical entrepreneur Martin Shkreli.
Matthew Kuhnemann has signed with Tasmania in an attempt to regain his spot in the Australian Test team. The 27-year-old spinner played three Tests for Australia in India last year and is eager to earn more red-ball game time ahead of the team’s tour of Sri Lanka next summer.
