Tasmania

Tasmania is separated from mainland Australia by Bass Strait and is the smallest state in Australia. The capital, Hobart, was founded in 1804 as a penal colony, and is Australia’s second oldest capital city after Sydney. One-fifth of Tasmania is covered by national parks and wilderness areas. It is one of the world’s most mountainous islands whose geology reflects Australia’s connection millions of years ago with Antarctica.

Since Tasmania is an island with no place more than 115 kilometres from the sea, its climate is classified as mild temperate maritime. Summers are mild and rainfall is spread fairly evenly throughout the year, although the winter months are the wettest. Because of its latitude, the seasons are much more evident in Tasmania than the rest of Australia. Hobart has four distinct seasons. The warmest months, January and February, are also the driest with average temperatures of around 21°C. While exposed to the southerly winds from the Antarctic, Hobart is protected by Mt Wellington from the worst weather.

Soak up history on Hobart’s riverfront cobblestone streets and wind through the Coal Valley’s cool-climate wineries. Lose your breath at Wineglass Bay and discover shipwrecks and diamonds on Flinders Island. Walk over Cataract Gorge, a dramatic wilderness in the heart of Launceston, or head to the World Heritage-listed wilderness that makes up 20 per cent of the island. See your face in Dove Lake and trek the Overland Track in Cradle-Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, wander through dark Gondwanan rainforest Southwest National Park and watch two wild rivers tumble through valleys as one in Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park. As well as rugged and ancient natural beauty, Tasmania has a thriving creative culture, a rich history of convicts, piners, miners and whalers and fabulous food and wine.

Information on domestic consumers, including tourism facts, quarterly indicators, market sectors and activities, accommodation, business events and future trends can all be found on the STO’s corporate websites and links have been provided under each state and region.

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Map of Tourism Regions in Tasmania, Australia

No listings for Tasmania at the moment, but here's a selection of featured lifestyle properties from around Australia

No listings at the moment; here's a selection from around Australia
STUNNING CHARACTER HOME AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE

STUNNING CHARACTER HOME AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE

150000
Riverland
WOW, what a truly outstanding property. Nestled away in nature and absolutely tranquil this property is suitable for families, couples or first home buyers. At such an affordable price you will to be amazed by what this property has to offer, with 4 large bedrooms, a newly renovated bathroom, a sensational living space and a beautiful outdoor entertaining area . Rest assured that this property fulfills all of your needs. Features Include: LOCATION- Nestled amongst flora and fauna offering peaceful living LAND- 608m2 (approx.) ENTERTAINING- ... 
Noosa Edge Naturist Retreat

Noosa Edge Naturist Retreat

$4400 per month WI/WO (Conditions Apply) (Lease)
Sunshine Coast
Noosa Edge Paradise is an adults-only, clothing-optional Sensual Retreat. All 3 bedrooms are located in the 300 sqm Main House. Free Wi-Fi Outdoor pool , inside cave is a spa bath at additional cost's,Swimming Pool, Bali Hut Large covered Timber Deck for reading & Relaxation, Yoga, Smoker’s Area Games Rooms with Pool table and Dart bored(Spotify premium music) Fully equipped Gym. “PT booking’s are required” Outdoor games, including Beach ball, Tennis , Boccia Play Areas indulge & explore your fantasies Special Catering on request  
Ripples on the Creek

Ripples on the Creek

$1.850m
North Coast
Ripples on the Creek offers a distinctive blend of luxury creek side cabin accommodation amid a picturesque rural backdrop. Set at the foothills of the Border Ranges National Park, Ripples on the Creek is just two hours south of Brisbane, and 20 minutes north of the local township of Kyogle - known as the ‘Gateway to the Rainforests’. We have three cabins: 'Serenity', 'Silky Oak' and 'Fern Hill'. All cabins feature a private outdoor spa, gas log fire, king size bed, well-equipped kitchenette, bathroom, a separate lounge/dining area, a Weber BBQ and a spacious deck with views of either... 
Far North Queensland Getaway

Far North Queensland Getaway

$1,250,000.00
Tropical North Queensland
Turnkey business available! An ideallic desitnation that is always in demand and a great place to holiday for yourself should you wish to block out a couple of weeks each year. The property will be sold fully furnished and ready to take over the listings, operated for almost 3 years and highly profitable. House only 6 years old.. Whether you are looking to stay for 1 night or 30 this large family home in a great location ticks all the boxes. With plenty of room you can spread out and enjoy the living areas, kitchen, large swimming pool and only 7min to the Main Street of Port D... 
7/7 Acacia Crescent

7/7 Acacia Crescent

185,000
Riverland
TIME TO DOWNSIZE? Perfect for the over 55! You will be impressed at this rare opportunity to purchase a 2 bedroom home which is located within the Anzac Crescent Retirement Village in Loxton South Australia. This beautiful home is perfect for those looking to downsize and take things easier.This property includes a mix of freshly laid carpet and tiled flooring, a modern kitchen and newly fitted blinds overlooking beautiful gardens. The house comprises of two generous sized master bedrooms with floor to ceiling robes and ceiling fans, efficient air-conditioning and a large bathroom. T... 
Fernweh Guesthouse

Fernweh Guesthouse

$895000
Barossa Valley
An outstanding location 300 metres from the centre of Tanunda walking distance to great restaurants, cafes, wine bars and wineries. Fernweh Guesthouse comprises an outstanding restored family home (circa 1927) which on its own is an amazing asset in an outstanding location in the best wine region in Australia. The guesthouse has been immaculately presented with luxurious furnishings (mahogany furniture) and includes all of the essentials to run the business. What makes the business a success is the capacity to have three luxury rooms available for guests which return approximately $800 per ... 
5 Hepworth Street

5 Hepworth Street

Expressions of Interest
Riverland
EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST Whether you are looking for a property to invest in or to occupy be sure this is the one for you. offering many excellent features including 3 large bedrooms, a renovated bathroom, renovated kitchen, ample shedding and a large timber-decked area. Perfect for entertaining family and guests this home is affordable and offers an excellent opportunity to make your dream become a reality. FEATURES INCLUDE: ROOMS– 3 large bedrooms, renovated kitchen and bathroom, large family room and separate dining FACILITIES– ... 
LYRUP GENERAL STORE

LYRUP GENERAL STORE

320000
Riverland
Lyrup is a junction where the Mighty River Murray and Pike River meet. Originally two government officers chose the current site where Lyrup is perched upon the clay banks of the peaceful River Murray and started a settlement in early 1894. 40 Men and their wives, 50 single men and 112 children had been selected to relocate from Adelaide to live at the Lyrup settlement. The Government sent the selected people by train to Morgan and from Morgan upstream on a paddle steamer to the newly selected Lyrup site. Out of the eleven settlements established in 1894 Lyrup is the only one that still ...