About half an hour’s drive from the Hobart city center, Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary requires admission tickets for entry. Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary is not a zoo but an animal rescue centre. The animals here range from being under care for 24 hours to several months. All of them are native to Australia. The staff explains that […]
Is it worth visiting Maria Island? What are the best things to do
Maria Island fulfilled all my fantasies about islands, from adorable wombats and numerous birds to white sandy beaches, a stunning coastline, and unique cliff formations. There are no restaurants or cafes on the island, so it’s essential to bring some simple snacks and water before boarding! Our journey getting there To reach Maria Island from […]
Best Time and Place to See Lavender in Tasmania
December marks the peak of lavender season in Tasmania! Here’s a guide to four lavender farms and one spot to easily grab lavender products on the island. Best time to see lavender in full bloom From December to February, especially during Tasmania’s peak summer season. The blooming period may vary due to temperature and rainfall […]
Salamanca Market in Hobart – Everything you need to know
With a bustling open-air square nestled against Georgian sandstone warehouse buildings dating back to the 1830s, Salamanca Market features over 300 stalls selling a dazzling array of art, handmade goods, home products, and local Tasmanian produce. Just the stalls along the main street alone can overwhelm you with choices. Apart from handmade soaps, lavender teddies, […]
Where and When can you see Bioluminescence in Tasmania?
Bioluminescence is a special natural phenomenon where the sea surface emits a blue fluorescence, creating a dreamlike scene that is truly stunning. As the waves gently wash upon the shores, they bring forth waves of luminous light, creating a sparkling and beautiful spectacle! So what months can you see Bioluminescence? In Tasmania, if you’re lucky, […]
Best Things to Do in Tasmania in winter
All year round is a good time for sightseeing, but winter is particularly special! It’s not the bleak and desolate season that people imagine; instead, it’s the most lively and festive time for the locals in Tasmania. There are various festivals held every month, including the lively Dark Mofo festival in June, the famous Festival […]
Derby Lake Floating Sauna House – The Floating Sauna on the Water
In the small town of Derby, Tasmania, there is a popular attraction where you can experience the only floating sauna house in Australia. We came across this floating sauna on a lake earlier and immediately fell in love with it. Derby Lake Floating Sauna House The Floating Sauna Lake Derby is the only floating sauna […]
Things to do in Tasmania – Tasmania Travel Guide
In the southernmost part of Australia lies a remote island that is closest to Antarctica – Tasmania. It has pure air that is comparable to New Zealand and stunning mountains, rivers, lakes, and seas! Unique things to do in Tasmania Mt. Wellington You can drive to the top, it’s very cold! Remember to wear a […]
Table Cape Tulip Farm – Spectacular Tulip Festival in Tasmania
Every spring, the Table Cape Tulip Farm in Wynyard, a small town in the northwest of Tasmania, lays out colourful stripes, and tens of thousands of tulips bloom here. This is the largest tulip farm in the southern hemisphere. The opportunity to stroll through a colourful tulip field is not something you get every day! […]
Bridestowe Lavender Farm – a Must-Visit Attraction in Tasmania
If you have to choose a famous lavender farm in Australia, then it must be the Bridestowe Lavender Estate located in the northern city of Launceston, Tasmania. Bridestowe is the largest lavender estate in the southern hemisphere, nestled on rolling hills and truly embodies the “romance of the mountains and flowers”. The farm is located […]