From Errol Flynn to an astonishing story that reads almost like a plot point in a George Clooney film, The Rivulet hotel on Sandy Bay Road has so much more to offer than historic charm, writes Amber Wilson.
This stylish Hobart apartment is the ideal place to base yourself while exploring the city but it’s also one that helps you feel truly connected to the Hobart Town of yesteryear, writes Kirsty Eade
The bustling tourist hub of Darling Harbour seems an unlikely place to find Tasmanian devils, but writer Linda Smith discovers Sydney is a great city for kids, especially those who love animals
Set in a totally private and wild location with an incredible view, this luxurious adults-only accommodation is one of the most dreamy places to stay you’ll find in Tasmania, writes Kirsty Eade
If you’re like me and you don’t like change, you’ll love the Huon Valley. It has a genuine art deco pub from the 1930s and a glittering crystal cave that hasn’t changed in 40 million years, writes Amber Wilson.
Inspired by a visit to a store in Bangalow, NSW, Boho – a little oasis, hidden from the street – is like a secret world full of greenery, good food and comfortable seating.
Hobart Airport is building a case to strengthen its runway to help attract direct flights from Asia and become an international freight hub. DETAILS >>
As borders open and Tasmanians start travelling again, there’s no better place than just a stone’s throw away — naturally beautiful, with abundant wildlife and a superb food scene >>
A Tassie hotel’s recently appointed head chef, formerly of Melbourne’s highly regarded Attica restaurant, has added a new menu well worth taking the trip up the Midland Highway to sample >>
If hiking Tasmania’s famed Three Capes track with restaurant meals, hot showers and four-star accommodation sounds like your kind of adventure, then read on …
Hobart’s beautiful harbour takes centre stage at this boutique hotel.
Tourism operators are gearing up for a bumper season once the state’s borders reopen, with one accommodation venue already reporting a nearly 100 per cent occupancy rate over summer.
The opening of Australian state and territory borders will provide a welcome boost to travel agents, but a snap back to pre-Covid normalcy is not expected for some time.
Dining at Frogmore Creek’s city venue on Hobart’s waterfront is a memorable experience thanks to not only great food but also its first-class service, says TasWeekend food writer Alix Davis.
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