Bruny Island

Port Arthur

Richmond Village

Mt. Wellington (Kunanyi)

Cradle Mountain

Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary

Freycinet National Park

Russell Falls

Cape Bruny Lighthouse

Cataract Gorge Reserve

Cascade Brewery

Mount Field National Park

Gordon River

Hobart Salamanca Market

Museum of Old and New Art (Mona)

Hobart Convict Penitentiary

Tamar Valley

Sarah Island

Cascades Female Factory Historic Site

South Bruny National Park

Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens

Tahune Forest AirWalk

Devils at Cradle Wildlife Park

Tasmanian Devil Unzoo (Taranna Wildlife Park)

Bay of Fires

Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery

Mawson's Hut Replica Museum

Battery Point

Maritime Museum of Tasmania

Tasman Bridge

Lake St. Clair

Constitution Dock

Queens Domain

Henty Dunes

Gunns Plains Caves

Wing's Wildlife Park

Richmond Gaol

St. David's Cathedral

Convict Trail

Launceston City Park

Moorilla Winery

Leven Canyon

Josef Chromy Wines

Lark Distillery

Sullivan's Cove

Don River Railway

Macquarie Island

Queen Victoria Museum & Art Gallery (QVMAG)

Macquarie Wharf Cruise Ship Terminal (Hobart Cruise Port)

South Hobart

River Derwent

Huon Valley

National Automobile Museum of Tasmania

James Boag Brewery

Ben Lomond National Park

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Port Arthur Penitentiary

Beaconsfield Mine & Heritage Centre

Woolmers Estate

Launceston Planetarium

Seahorse World

Clarendon House

Platypus House

Grindelwald Swiss Village

Evandale

Hobart Sandy Bay

George Town Watch House

Bass & Flinders Maritime Museum

Home Hill Devonport

The Nut

Low Head Pilot Station Maritime Museum

Zoodoo Wildlife Park

Franklin House

Tamar Island Wetlands

North Hobart

Brickendon

St. George's Anglican Church

Tinderbox Marine Reserve

Bonnet Island

Hobart Runnymede

Bruny Island Berry Farm

Hummock

Parliament House

Consider vacationing in Tasmania if you want to visit a secluded location with historical charm, gorgeous beaches, unusual fauna, and jaw-dropping mountains (or Tassie, as the locals call it). This island, located around 150 miles south of Australia's mainland, appeals to anybody searching for an adventure.

The environment, however, defines Tasmania. This is Australia's closest point to the Antarctic Circle. Argentina is the next country to the west, with air monitoring stations claiming that the air in the state's northwest is the cleanest in the world. Tasmania is one of the cleanest locations on the planet, with forty per cent of the island preserved in parks and reserves. Much of the southwest is untamed, with wild rivers, temperate rainforests, button grass plains, and glacially sculpted mountains and tarns. It is a huge World Heritage Area that protects some of the world's greatest wilderness trekking and rafting.

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