Whether your favourite activity is eating, hiking, museums or travelling with your kids, our extensive list of things to do will have something for you.

Discover all of Tasmania's personality – from secluded arcs of white sand to verdant vineyards, succulent seafood, artsy festivals and adventure in wild places.

Choosing Tasmania’s top attractions is like picking your favourite children. Here are our current top 10 attractions, in no particular order. Stargazing. Look up. In a world where more than 80% of people live with light pollution, the night skies in Tasmania are dark and dazzling.

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Deep-dive into Tasmania’s convict backstory with a walk up the Hobart Rivulet to the poignant Cascades Female Factory; or visit Port Arthur Historic Site in all its stark, spooky glory. In Launceston, cross spectacular Cataract Gorge and walk back in …

Day Two - Bruny Island Arguably Tasmania's best day trip! At the end of this day, you will understand why the tourist numbers have doubled in the past 4 years! Bruny Island has a little bit of everything mainland Tasmania has - world class beaches, national parks, rugged coastline and native wildlife matched with the finest local produce from ...

Here are some top things to do in the capital. Step back in time. Ghosts live here. See the grand Georgian sandstone warehouses that convicts built in Salamanca. Admire the pretty colonial cottages that hide a history of debauchery, and a mystery tunnel in a city jail. Salamanca

Our pre-planned, multi-day regional itineraries are a great way to get around Tasmania. Follow our lead, or use these for inspiration to build your own one-of-a-kind Tasmanian adventure, which you can tailor, extend, save and share using the Trip Planner.

Among the biggest drawcards is Montezuma Falls, Tasmania’s highest waterfall. Head to Williamsford, south of Rosebery, to start the 3hr return hike to a suspension bridge at the base of the 104m cascade.

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