Coles Bay
10 beach towns that are better than Byron
Byron Bay may get the headlines, but there’s a lot more beach towns out there with far less traffic, and much lower prices.
- by Craig Tansley
Freycinet Lodge review, Tasmania: A haven in one of the world's most stunning natural landscapes
Prepare for nothing less than full immersion in nature's wonders.
- by Jane Reddy
All walks lead to fine wines
A bush banquet wasn't the only surprise on Tasmania's stunning Freycinet Peninsula, writes Terry Smyth.
- by Terry Smyth
Saffire Freycinet review, Freycinet National Park, Tasmania: Weekend away
It used to be an old caravan park. Now it's one of the most luxurious properties in the country.
- by Paul Chai
Luxury location, bargain price: our most spectacular holiday locations for a pittance
Some of the most spectacular holiday spots in Australia can be experienced in luxury ... or for peanuts.
- by Ute Junker
Let's start at the bottom
Tasmania is more than its most popular attractions. Winsor Dobbin reports on some of the island's undiscovered gems.
Rock and roll: expedition cruising around Tasmania and its islands
Intrepid. That's one word that sits well with the notion of expedition cruising.
- by Richard Woolveridge
Saffire, Coles Bay review: Hazards loom large
Surrounded by granite, sand and ocean, Jane Reddy checks into a $32 million 'luxury shack' on the Freycinet Peninsula.
On the lightly trodden trail
Nature buffs know Tasmania's landmarks by heart but the island has no shortage of wilderness and unsung whistle-stoops, writes Rick Eaves.
Leave no carbon footprints
Being sensitive to your environment can lead to a world of travel options, writes Louise Southerden.
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