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CATARACT GORGEThis breathtaking attraction is located right on the outskirts of the City. Here you will find a spectacular natural formation, where you can enjoy long and short walks, dive into the fresh basin waters, view the vibrant, resident peacocks, or take a ride on one of the world’s longest, single-span chairlifts!
Home to one of Australia’s most significant historical fountains, you will find yourself amongst beautiful, aged trees and greenery. Princes Square makes for the perfect place to relax and enjoy a picnic, whilst immersing yourself in Tasmania’s rich history.
Surrounded by beautiful oak tree gardens, you will find unique and fun experiences to enjoy here such as train rides, a playground for the children, plant-filled conservatory, and cheeky snow monkeys, providing you with plentyof laughs and entertainment.
The National Automobile Museum has an incredible collection of modern and historic vehicles on display. Their impressive collection includes both cars and motorcycles, providing the perfect space for those who hold interests in design, history & engineering.
Bring some friends along to enjoy this entertaining indoor golf facility. The simulators bring a realistic experience to all players, providing you with the option to compete against friends, or sharpen up your skills with 1:1 coaching
Jump aboard and enjoy the most spectacular views of Launceston in the best way possible, from the air! This beloved attraction is popular amongst tourists and locals, catering to both adventure enthusiasts, and nature lovers.
A unique colonial, convict-built house museum where you can freely explore the historical home and beautiful grounds. The 1800’s building, originally built for a successful businessman and ex-convict, came to house one of the leading private schools for the Colony.
Scattered throughout its rolling landscapes, Launceston and its surrounds is home to many of Tasmania’s most renowned, cool-climate wines. Treat your tastebuds and explore vineyards found amongst the beautiful Tamar, Relbia, and Pipers River regions.
Put your detective hat on and enjoy solving your way out of a room full of clues while racing the clock. Choose from a range of different scenarios, each with their own, assigned difficulty levels. Don’t be fooled, this isn’t as simple as it sounds!
Step inside the historic brewery for a fully guided informative, and historical tour. Enjoy exploring James Boag’s traditional brewing processes whilst sampling some of Tasmania’s most popular, awardwinning beer.
Launceston is host to the vibrant Harvest Market every Saturday morning, located on Cimitiere Street. Here you will find plenty of fresh produce, homemade goods, and experience the great atmosphere that the locals can’t get enough of every Saturday.
Spend hours gazing at fascinating artwork and exploring various exhibitions within these facilities. Combining science with art, the everchanging displays are sure to amaze the whole family.
Let those artistic talents run wild at Paint the Town Red! Located in a stunning, historical building, this studio provides an array of light & entertaining art and pottery classes for all age groups to enjoy. Add in a cocktail or a glass of wine to accompany a night of fun and frivolity.
Craving a live performance within a beautiful, historical venue? Look no further. Make your way to the beautiful princess theatre, where you can find many fantastic local, interstate, and international performances displayed throughout the year.
Check out the Star Theatre located in Invermay if you’re craving a cosy, cinematic experience. Enjoy watching films of all genres. From Hollywood’s latest blockbusters and beloved classics, to independent gems. Enjoy the theatres personalised services, complimented with a beverage and platter.
The bustling market holds a lovely country charm, providing a great range of fresh local produce, tasty food vans and stalls serving up a variety of delicious cuisines and soul-warming coffee, local crafts, bric-a-brac. There are even pony rides on offer for the children! The market is held every Sunday.
Jump on board one of two of the Tamar Cruise Vessels. Glide through the cool waters that carve between the rocky formations of the Cataract Gorge, or make your way up the serene Tamar River to find the infamous Batman Bridge.
Throw on an apron, tie up your hair and get ready to get your hands dirty! Fulfil your favourite “Ghost” film fantasies at the pottery classes provided. Choose to courageously spin the wheel, or carefully build your masterpieces by hand, maybe while you sip on a nice glass of wine?
One of our favourite natural landmarks is the beautiful Cradle Mountain. The amazing landscape is constantly changing with the seasons and is a spectacular sight to visit all year round. Spot the many species of Fagus, play in the snow, or choose from one of the many walking & hiking trails. We recommend the Dove Lake Loop to see the best of this pristine National Park.
The Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm makes for a scenic, and tasty trip. Devour a delicious, raspberry infused meal whilst enjoying the serenity within the surrounding meadows. Van Diemen’s ice creamery is also located right next door.
The Bridestowe Lavender Farm is world famous for all the right reasons. The picturesque fields of lavender are in bloom in the months of December and January; however, the farm is impressive at any time of the year. While you are there make sure to taste the amazing lavender ice cream!
Drive up the steep, winding Jacobs Ladder where you will be greeted by an alpine Plateau that showcases some of the North’s most stunning views! If you’re lucky enough to be visiting during winter, you can hire a snowboard or ski’s and hit the snowy slopes! Taboggans are also for hire and are a great way to enjoy the ski fields with the family.
Calling all dairy enthusiasts! The Ashgrove dairy farm produces the most delectable, and national award-winning products. Meet the happiest cows in the world, taste some cheese, or spoil yourself with a delicious platter.
Anvers Chocolate Factory provides you with the chance to watch the behind-thescenes production of chocolate, along with offering mouth-watering taste tests of their products. From chocolates and truffles to pralines and fudges, your sweet tooth is sure to be satisfied.
Bridport, a small beach-side town filled with clear blue waters and friendly locals We recommend stopping by the Old Pier, Mermaids Beach, and The Bridport Distillery to experience the best of the town. Further afield is the renowned, world-class gold course, with golfers from all countries flying in to experience the courses! There is also a tranquil spa on-site, where you can overlook the ocean whilst sipping on a glass of wine or champagne.
Situated on the Mersey River, Latrobe is known for its beautiful parks, fresh produce, unique shops, and native wildlife. Take a walk down to the river and you might just be lucky enough to spot a platypus, or two! The Axeman’s Hall of Fame is not to be missed, nor the renowned Reliquare gift shop that showcases amazing items and displays!
Once a quiet mining town, Derby is now bustling with tourists and locals all year round! The town attracts mountain bike enthusiasts from all over, with its worldclass, single track mountain bike networks breathing life into the gorgeous town. Stop by the nearby old mining hole, Little Blue Lake. Due to its high mineral contents, this lake produces the most vivid aqua-coloured water you may ever see!
This charming town is home to some of the most impressive streetscapes in Tasmania. It is filled with meticulously kept early Victorian and late-Georgian buildings and hosts many well-known attractions and events. Visit the popular markets, take a ride on a light-rail steam train, or relish in a delicious, British pub-style meal.
Hollybank adventure park has extensive mountain bike networks, a pump track, treetop and zipline adventures, and Segway tours! Choose your own adventure according to skill and thrill level, buckle up, and enjoy the ride!
An incredible, architecturally designed playground, catering for children of all ages. The park’s most outstanding attractions are undoubtedly the Sky Walk and the confluence net. The park contains sectioned play areas with age
specific activities and coffee close by!
Penny Royal World is a fabulous day out. situated inside the outskirts of the rock formations of the Cataract Gorge, you can choose from boat rides, rock climbing, rope courses and more. For adults there are wonderful coffee shops and wine bars to enjoy while the children play.
Take a drive to Mole Creek where you
can book an underground, guided tour amongst the caves. Spot endangered species and glow worms amongst the calcites, stalactites, and stalagmites. Nearby is the Trowunna Wildlife Sanctuary, who play a large role in animal conservation. Here you can spot native animals in their natural habitats, interact with Tasmanian Devils and Wombats, or take a tour!
Enjoy a fun day out at Beta Park
Bouldering. This rock-climbing facility
offers a 4.5m tall, wrap around wall for
you to challenge yourselves and explore! Show off your skills on the expert levels or take it easy on the beginner lines. Whatever you choose, you’re sure to have a great time!
The Tasmanian Zoo exhibits over 100
different rare, native, and unfamiliar species of animals. Watch the illustrious Tasmanian Devil at feeding time, interact with a fury wombat, hold a slippery snake, or play with the active meerkats!
Found on the outskirts of Launceston,
Kids Paradise provides fun and indoor
adventure to the little ones! With
climbing playgrounds, sensory
playrooms, a kids town and much more, this is the perfect spot for the family to enjoy on a rainy day!
Make your way to the Wharf side town of Beauty Point where you will have the chance to interact with a range of animals. Gaze into the tanks at Seahorse World to find the unique seahorse breeds, watch the facilities farming operations, and experience the rare opportunity to hold one of these magnificent animals in your hands! Book in a tour at the neighbouring Platypus House to watch the beautiful Platypuses and Echidnas play amongst themselves whilst enjoying the lovely surrounding scenery.
This fantastic, family-friendly facility caters to all ages, providing hours of laughs and entertainment. The facility includes an indoor lap pool, aquatic playground, a heated therapy pool and spa, and a fully equipped gym. In the warmer months, patrons also have access to the outdoor pools, diving boards and the beloved,
winding water slide.
Jump, bounce and fly your way across
meters of interconnected trampolines
or play for hours in the padded
Adventure Planet obstacle course.
Suitable for toddlers and older.
STRIKE! Challenge yourselves to an
entertaining round of ten-pin bowling, a competitive game in the arcade, or enjoy some tasty treats whilst amongst a disco vibe produced by the colourful strobe lights that light the arcade up at night.
Visit this amazing Swiss-inspired village in Grindelwald. Get a hole-in-one at the outdoor mini-golf course, relish in some sweet treats, or take a paddle on a paddleboat in the lake!
One of our favourite natural landmarks is the beautiful Cradle Mountain. The amazing landscape is constantly changing with the seasons and is a spectacular sight to visit all year round. Spot the many species of Fagus, play in the snow, or choose from one of the many walking &
hiking trails. We recommend the Dove Lake Loop to see the best of this pristine National Park.
The Cataract Gorge Circuit allows guests to see a large portion of the beautiful landmark, whilst crossing a long swinging bridge, walking along the basin waterfront, and gazing at panoramic views from all angles. For a slightly more challenging walk,
head to the Duck Reach Power Station. Inspiring the current hydro-industrialization in Tasmania, this was Australia’s first publicly-owned hydro-electric power station!
Here you will find an enchanting short, looped walking trail, with pieces of history etched within its roots. This breathtaking rainforest is filled with tall eucalyptus trees, freshwater streams, a variety of fungus species, and wildlife
including Tasmanian Devils, wallabies,
birdlife and ringtail possums. History is etched within the trails and trees!
Abundant with many varieties of native flora and fauna, the estuarine wetland ecosystem is made up of islands, mudflats, and lagoons. Make your way along the boardwalk and spot the various species of birds, reptiles, mammals, and invertebrates, whilst winding through the
tall Tasmanian Grass species.
Lilydale falls is nestled amongst the
temperate rainforests. Explore the
stunning, local flora and fauna whilst
enjoying a short bushwalk that leads to the fresh-flowing waterfall. There are also open grounds here for you to take in your natural surroundings, whilst enjoying a picnic.
There is an extensive range of beautiful walks amongst Tasmania’s native bushland and native flora and fauna, found at the Trevallyn Recreational Area. Whilst here, we
recommend visiting the Trevallyn Dam, where you will be amazed by the strong water flow that is used to produce hydroelectricity to the State!
