12 Tasmania Travel Tips for your next trip!

There are reports of strange lights being spotted across Tasmania recently. Have you seen them?

The fagus (Nothofagus gunnii) is Australia’s only native deciduous tree, and it only grows in Tasmania 🍂 The ‘turning of the fagus’ is one of Tasmania’s most striking seasonal events, and Cradle Mountain is one of the best places in the state to see it. Every autumn, the fagus covers Cradle Mountain’s highlands in colour. Anzac Day (25 April) is the commonly used marker for when the colour change begins, with leaves moving through yellow, orange, deep red and rusty brown before dropping – often

Northern Tasmania travel guide: top places to visit

Hidden Gems in Tasmania | Tasmania Travel Guide 🇦🇺 Best Hidden Gems & Road Trip Spots in Australia

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Rainy Day Drive in Tasmania 🌧️

Built in 1901 and left as a concrete shell since its final drinks in 1952, this iconic piece of Tassie history is waiting for someone with a massive vision to work some magic. What would you do with these walls? 📍 23422 Lyell Highway, Gormanston TAS #tasmania #fixxerupper #ruins