Photogallery of Tasmania, Australia

Dove Lake, Cradle Mountain
Dove Lake, Cradle Mountain by Sridgway @flickr
Tasmania - Holy Trinity Anglican church
Tasmania - Holy Trinity Anglican church by Dany13 @flickr
Wineglass Bay
Wineglass Bay by T3Rmin4T0R @flickr
Port_Arthur_Church
Port_Arthur_Church by Variationblogr @flickr
Port Arthur
Port Arthur by Daecon @flickr
Tasmania
Tasmania by Optische_Taeuschung @flickr
MONA Museum
MONA Museum by Britsinvade @flickr
View of Hobart from Mt Wellington
View of Hobart from Mt Wellington by Andrea Schaffer @flickr
Hobart Customs House
Hobart Customs House by Bratha @flickr
Tasmania - guide chapters 1 2 3 4 5 6
More to see in Tasmania
Almost half of Tasmanian territory is occupied with wilderness areas, which are ideal destinations for fans of ecotourism. Tourists have an opportunity to go on a short tour to one of the most picturesque reserves or spend a few days in one of the national parks, setting tents in its most beautiful places. Cataract Gorge is the outstanding natural attraction situated in the heart of Launceston. This is a true natural phenomenon; the deep gorge with a mountain stream is surrounded by exotic plants, including many rare specimens. Those who like to spend a lot of time outdoors should definitely take a trip to Flinders Island. Semi-precious stones have being mined there for many years. The island features scenic granite cliffs of grayish pink color. Everyone is welcome to watch the process of mining and even take part in it; there you can buy the most beautiful product in one of the many souvenir shops. A decent selection of entertainment options is available to sports fans. Coastal areas have attractive places for diving; even the most experienced divers would appreciate their beauty. There are also great beaches for a relaxing stay, as well as coastal areas suitable for surfing. Mountainous areas of Tasmania attract fans of climbing and cycling. There are also extreme forms of entertainment, such as rafting and paragliding. Travelers who are accustomed to the typical urban entertainment are recommended to dwell in the capital. There is Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary here; … Read further

Chapters of the guide to Tasmania

Traditions and mentality of Tasmania

Tasmania will appeal to those who are fond of antiques. The island is one of the first in the world by the number of antique shops and markets. There you can buy unique antiques in mint condition. Items of furniture and interior decoration made of rare wood are especially popular among tourists; you can buy old books, interesting items of precious metal, porcelain and other amazing wares at local markets. The … Open

Travel guide to Tasmania

The main attribute of the vacation is the acquaintance with food traditions of the region. The national cuisine is an amazing combination of English and Australian traditions. It will certainly impress those who like seafood. You can taste incredibly delicious salmon and lobsters at the national restaurants. The local specialty is fish called orange roughly. The choice of shellfish is really wide at national … Open

Advices for travellers

4. Tourists who plan to rent a car have to consider that many agencies prohibit transporting of rented cars to the mainland. It’s necessary to specify existing rules in advance; transportation by ferry will cost about $70. 5. Drivers who plan to travel after dark have to be extremely cautious. The main danger is associated not with winding roads, but with local animals that often run out to the road. 6. … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

Sweet lovers are attracted to the island's capital, the city of Hobart. This is where Cadbury Chocolate Factory is situated; its products are now well known to sweet tooth from around the world. Another sweet symbol of the island is its honey featuring unique taste. The flavor of honey obtained from pollen of rare leatherwood is simply unforgettable. The island is rich in livestock, and thus there is no lack of … Open

Attractions and active leisure

Travelers who are accustomed to the typical urban entertainment are recommended to dwell in the capital. There is Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary here; friendly koalas, colorful parrots are among its inhabitants. One of the main symbols of the local fauna - marsupial Tasmanian devil – also lives there. The sanctuary differs much from usual zoos, as there are no multiple fenced enclosures; it features a really relaxed … Open

Cultural excursion through Tasmania - things to see

A huge number of historical buildings have survived in Hobart, so the capital of the island is ideal for hiking. Curious tourists would find it fun to walk around the area of Salamanca, next to which is there the major cultural center of the same name. It occupies a beautiful complex of buildings built of sandstone; the structure was originally used as a warehouse. The harbor is an attractive place to stroll, as it … Open

Top sigths of Australia

Without a doubt, Big Barrier Reef is the main symbol of the country and one of most famous places in the world. The reef is stretched along the east coast of the country. Big Barrier Reef is the biggest in the world and is added to the list of UNO World Heritage sites. The length of the reef is 50 kilometers. Every year this unique place attracts many divers, who deeply admire the beauty of the reef. Divers are also recommended to visit Magnetic Island, where they will find spectacular wild nature. … Open

Photogalleries of neighbours of Tasmania

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