Meet the producers of some of Australia’s best food and wine and delve into the untouched landscapes of Maria Island and the Bay of Fires. Head deep into the Tasmanian wilderness and soak up panoramic views of one of the world’s most beautiful beaches.
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Located in the city centre, close to business and Government districts and Salamanca Place and Constitution Dock are just moments away and the best shopping next door.
The hotel has a restaurant and bar for the finest local produce. Or indulge in Champagne and Oysters at Aura the rooftop lounge bar. There is an onsite fitness centre and a business centre. Rooms offer views to either the harbour or the city and have WIFI, en-suite bathrooms, modern amenities, smart TV and a workspace.
A great base to explore Tasmania’s magnificent east coast from. Conveniently located halfway between the iconic attractions of the Freycinet National Park and the convict settlement of Port Arthur on the Tasman Peninsula.
This waterfront property features 48 motel rooms, 11 luxurious Maria Villas and 9 Cabins. For dining there is the Spring Bay Over-water Restaurant and bar, the Terrace Restaurant with sea-view dining decks, an outdoor swimming pool, indoor swimming pool and spa, guest BBQ facilities, children’s playground, a gym, squash and tennis courts, fishing jetty, private beach and guest boat ramp.
Overlooking the blue waters of Great Oyster Bay and with the Hazards mountain range as your backdrop, time stands still and your cares wash away from the moment you arrive. Connect with the stunning natural environment in this secluded, stylish and comfortable accommodation. Water, mountain and bushland views combine with grounded elegance to bring you a truly relaxing east coast escape. Unwind and indulge in delicious local cuisine, including the best seafood in Tasmania, in your choice of Freycinet Lodge’s three dining options – a restaurant, bar and lounge and a bistro.
Peppers Silo Hotel provides a unique place to stay in Launceston. Stylish rooms and suites are housed in vertical silos and the latest addition of the North Tower Take offers sweeping views over the Cataract Gorge, North Esk or Tamar River. The property has a Restaurant Café and Silo Day Spa. It is only a short walk to the city centre, the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery are only 4 minutes away, and the Cataract Gorge is only 10 minutes away.
Attractively appointed modern hotel rooms have all of the modern amenities. Plush interiors are decorated with earthy tones to compliment the surrounds and offer in-room complimentary WiFi, LCD TV with Chromecast and Foxtel channels, mini bar and guest en-suite bathrooms.
Hobart is the capital of Australia’s island state of Tasmania and is the second oldest capital in Australia after Sydney. Located at the entrance to the Derwent River, its well-preserved surrounding bushland reaches close to the city centre and beaches line the shores of the river and estuary beyond. At its fashionable Salamanca Place, old sandstone warehouses host galleries and cafes. Nearby is Battery Point, a historic district with narrow lanes and colonial-era cottages. The city’s backdrop is 1,270m-high Mount Wellington, with sweeping views, plus hiking and cycling trails. Award-winning restaurants offer fine dining experiences using the best Tasmanian produce recognised by the world’s best chefs, while on the waterfront punts and fishmongers sell the freshest seafood straight from the Southern Ocean.
Launceston is Tasmania’s second major city and a vibrant hub for food and wine, culture and nature. In fact, the whole region is packed with city and country charm, gorgeous old towns, excellent food and wine and beautiful scenic highlights. One of Australia’s oldest cities, Launceston has one of the best-preserved early cityscapes in Australia with its elegant Colonial and Victorian architecture and century-old parks. Just a short walk from the city centre, Cataract Gorge is a slice of wilderness right in the heart of town and Launceston’s star natural attraction. There’s also plenty of culture on offer at art galleries, museums and design studios. The Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery is the largest regional gallery in Australia.
Freycinet National Park is home to dramatic pink granite peaks, secluded bays, white sandy beaches and abundant birdlife. Situated on Tasmania’s east coast, the park occupies most of the Freycinet Peninsula and looks out to the Tasman Sea from the eastern side and back towards the Tasmanian coastline from the west. Freycinet National Park is loaded with natural assets, including the pink granite peaks of the Hazards Range that dominate the Peninsula and the iconic Wineglass Bay. The short trek to Wineglass Bay lookout is a bit of a scramble, but it’s well worth it for one of Tasmania’s most photographed views. There are many more short walks across the park that are suitable for all abilities and that lead to secluded bays, clean beaches and bird-filled lagoons.
Experience the sights, sounds, flavours, colour and action of Hobart’s Salamanca Market. Explore the market stalls, wander through the historic sandstone warehouses discovering innovative Tasmanian arts and crafts as you delight in the taste and aroma of freshly baked goods and local produce, meeting the friendly people who make or grow what they sell. Take a moment to sit back and relax at one of Salamanca’s cafes and watch the world pass you by with cooling ale or locally produced cider in hand.
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