Tasmania (TAS) public holidays 2025
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Tasmania (TAS) public holidays 2025

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By strategically adjusting your vacations around public holidays, you can maximise the benefits of your annual leave!

Public holidays are peak travel periods, so we typically advise those with plans to submit their annual leave requests as early as possible.

TAS Public Holidays 2025

DateDayHolidayStatewide/ Regional
1 JanWedNew Year’s DayStatewide
8 JanWedDevonport CupRegional
27 JanMonAustralia Day HolidayStatewide
10 FebMonRoyal Hobart RegattaRegional
26 FebWedLaunceston CupRegional
4 MarTueKing Island ShowRegional
10 MarMonEight Hours DayStatewide
18 AprFriGood FridayStatewide
21 AprMonEaster MondayStatewide
22 AprTueEaster Tuesday *TAS Public Service only
25 AprFriAnzac DayStatewide
2 MayFriAGFESTRegional
9 JunMonKing’s BirthdayStatewide
3 OctFriBurnie ShowRegional
9 OctThuRoyal Launceston ShowRegional
17 OctFriFlinders Island ShowRegional
23 OctThuRoyal Hobart ShowRegional
3 NovMonRecreation DayRegional
28 NovFriDevonport ShowRegional
25 DecThuChristmas DayStatewide
26 DecFriBoxing DayStatewide

For more information, please visit the official website.

How to Transform Public Holidays into Super Long Weekends in TAS in 2025

To maximise your time off and create an extended weekend by combining annual leave with weekends and public holidays, we’ve prepared a guide to help you make the most of your annual leave allocation efficiently. Here are some smart strategies to consider.

Long weekend in Jan 2025 (9 days from 25 Jan to 2 Feb)

DateTake Leave?Public Holiday/Weekend
Saturday, 25 January Weekend
Sunday, 26 January Weekend
Monday, 27 January  Public Holiday – Australia Day
Tuesday, 28 January  Take Leave
Wednesday, 29 January  Take Leave
Thursday, 30 January  Take Leave
Friday, 31 January  Take Leave
Saturday, 1 FebruaryWeekend
Sunday, 2 FebruaryWeekend
TotalsDays of annual leave: 4Days off: 5
Total days off: 9

Long weekend in Mar and Apr 2025 (10 days from 18 Apr to 27 Apr)

DateTake Leave?Public Holiday/Weekend
Friday, 18 April   Public Holiday – Good Friday
Saturday, 19 April  Weekend
Sunday, 20 April  Weekend
Monday, 21 April   Public Holiday – Easter Monday
Tuesday, 22 April  Take Leave 
Wednesday, 23 April  Take Leave 
Thursday, 24 April  Take Leave 
Friday, 25 April   Public Holiday – Anzac Day
Saturday, 26 April  Weekend
Sunday, 27 April  Weekend
TotalsDays of annual leave: 3Days off: 6
Total days off: 10

Long weekend in Dec 2025 (16 days from 20 Dec to 4 Jan)

DateTake Leave?Public Holiday/Weekend
Saturday, 20 December Weekend
Sunday, 21 December  Weekend
Monday, 22 December   Take Leave
Tuesday, 23 December   Take Leave 
Wednesday, 24 December   Take Leave 
Thursday, 25 December Public Holiday – Christmas Day
Friday, 26 December Public Holiday – Boxing Day
Saturday, 27 December  Weekend
Sunday, 28 December   Weekend
Monday, 29 December  Take Leave
Tuesday, 30 December  Take Leave 
Wednesday, 31 December  Take Leave  
Thursday, 1 January  Public Holiday – New Year’s Day
Friday, 2 January  Take Leave 
Saturday, 3 January  Weekend
Sunday, 4 January  Weekend
TotalsDays of annual leave: 7Days off: 9
Total days off: 16

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