
Tubs of Tasmania
East Tasmania: Sun, Sand, and Secluded Paradise
East Tasmania is where turquoise waters meet white-sand beaches, where ancient forests border sun-drenched vineyards, and where every sunrise feels like a private moment in paradise. If you're looking for coastal magic, the East Coast delivers. Charming seaside towns known for their laid-back atmosphere where areas offer fantastic snorkelling and diving. The ocean here is crystal clear, perfect for water lovers.
The world-renowned Freycinet Peninsula, home to Wineglass Bay, an iconic crescent of sand regularly ranked among the world’s top beaches. The surrounding Freycinet National Park offers scenic trails, secluded coves, and granite mountains perfect for adventurers and nature lovers alike. Wine and food are part of the East Coast’s soul. The Great Eastern Drive weaves through fishing villages, oyster farms, and boutique vineyards.
East Tasmania is sun-soaked and serene, a perfect blend of coastal relaxation and soft adventure. Whether you're sipping wine with an ocean breeze, hiking along clifftops, or spotting wildlife in a remote reserve, the East Coast invites you to slow down and savour every moment.
North East Tasmania : fresh, green, and growing.
As Tasmania’s emerging gem, with landscapes that calm the mind and adventures that stir the soul the NE is a playground for outdoor enthusiasts and a hub for local food, forests, and fresh air. It’s where lush hinterlands meet sunny beaches, and where adventure is always close at hand. The jewel of the NE is Bay of Fires, a coastal paradise known for its vivid orange lichen-covered rocks, white beaches, and aqua seas.
Just inland lies Blue Tier Forest Reserve, a peaceful, moss-covered wonderland perfect for walking and mountain biking. The Blue Derby Mountain Bike Trails, located around Derby, are internationally acclaimed. Explore quaint towns where local produce markets and friendly cafés offer true country hospitality. Visit farms and pick your own berries or sample cheeses and cider from passionate producers.