JJs star reveals six of his favourite Tassie shacks
With many of Tassie’s best shacks available for rent, you don’t need to own one to enjoy a bush or beach getaway. Retiring JackJumpers skipper Clint Steindl shares his favourite escapes.
With many of Tassie’s best shacks available for rent, you don’t need to own one to enjoy a bush or beach getaway. Retiring JackJumpers skipper Clint Steindl shares his favourite escapes.
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Marking the 200th anniversary of its construction, the Woodbridge property has been restored into a small luxury hotel offering a five-star experience that cannot be missed.
Lovingly restored from its 1857 origins, this South Hobart cottage oozes character and charm. Thanks to the retention of many original features guests are transported to 19th century Hobart
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The Instagram-worthy mineral hot tub is an obvious drawcard, allowing guests to soak away stress, surrounded by nature. But Orchards Nest has plenty more to offer guests, writes Linda Smith
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Nestled on the edge of the Huon River, this idyllic haven is the ideal place to relax, unwind and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Southern Edge, writes Elise Kaine
The Little Taliska is Tasmania’s answer to a stay in the idyllic, seaside townships of Cornwall, in southeast England, writes Kirsty Eade.
There’s no better way to witness the power and beauty of the wild Tasman Peninsula than from the comfort of the luxe, off-grid, architecturally designed Roaring Beach House, writes Rob Inglis
Whether you’re in search of history, great food, or a relaxing weekend this accommodation is the perfect place to base yourself while exploring delightful Evandale, writes Stephanie Dalton
Olympic superstar Ariarne Titmus will spearhead a new tourism campaign that encourages Tasmanians to spend summer in their own state.
Lonely Planet has named an unlikely region as one of the best places to visit in the world in 2025.
The government has moved to quell tourism concerns over the Bass Strait ferries debacle, establishing a $6m program to subsidise fares, and resurrecting the travel voucher scheme.
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