Tasmania
This famous Aussie resort costs $3000 a night. But is it justified?
What does $3000 a night get you? It gets you anything you want. Or at least, that’s the idea.
- Ben Groundwater
- ★★★½
- Hotel reviews
The verdict on Hilton’s first property in Tasmania
While adding nothing distinctly unique to Hobart’s hotel scene, the DoubleTree is well positioned and excels in one particular area.
- Andrew Bain
The home of Australia’s best-selling pinot is also ‘Tasmania’s Kakadu’
At the back of his ute, a local Tasmanian oyster farmer is shucking oysters from their shells, to be savoured alongside a glass of sparkling or riesling.
- Jim Darby
Hobart’s best places to stay
From pavilions at an art gallery to art-filled hotel corridors, Hobart has made an art form of fine accommodation.
- Andrew Bain
This Aussie road trip is outstanding, even if my car isn’t
Six nights of indulgence, in scenery and food, lie ahead on this road trip – that’s if the car will keep moving.
- Jim Darby
There’s more to this national park than its famed white-sand bay
Think of Freycinet and the curvaceous, turquoise-rimmed Wineglass Bay comes to mind. But the park’s lesser-known attractions are exceptional, too.
- Riley Wilson
Find epic hiking and breathtaking beauty in this Aussie national park
With its craggy peaks, dazzling glacial lakes and ancient forests, Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park is a place of breathtaking natural beauty.
- Julie Miller
The perfect Australian holiday in our smallest state
Astonishing beaches, stupendous hiking, amazing food and some of the strangest creatures on the planet. Tasmania has it all, and you can see in just two weeks.
- James Stewart
- Holiday guide
- Australia
Best of Tasmania
Australia’s smallest state is packed with highlights. Its spectacular scenery is matched only by the quality of its food and wine.
Stunning Tassie retreat feels like your own private mountain
A stunning location with splendid bush isolation, here you have a well-designed and lovingly finished cottage with smart finishing touches.
- Jim Darby
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