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Explore magnificent national parks – famous Freycinet and Cradle Mountain-St Clair among them – with wild coastline and sheltered bays, mountains and gorges, rivers and waterfalls. Discover charming, laidback country towns separated by rolling hills, vineyards, orchards and farms. Meet local producers at cellar doors, farm gates and farmers markets. Key foodie hubs include the Tamar, Huon, Derwent and Coal River valleys.
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Spend time in the capital Hobart (Indigenous name: nipaluna) in the island's south, where contemporary restaurants and bars nestle among heritage sandstone buildings, and the unmissable Mona sits on the River Derwent.
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Tasmania's second-biggest city Launceston makes a great base for exploring the north – be sure to start with Launnie's own Cataract Gorge. And wherever you go, keep an eye out for cute local critters like Tasmanian Devils, wombats and wallabies.
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Foodie, adventurer, wanderer or history buff, Tassie is your island.

Stunning wilderness, superb food and wine, fascinating history, unique wildlife, and contemporary-meets-colonial charm – Tasmania is the complete package. And thanks to its compact size, this magical island state is a road-tripper's dream, perfect for a self-drive holiday.

Wilderness, heritage and gourmet goodness galore!

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