Best places: Tourist attractions in Tasmania

👍👍 I had an awesome trip on the Tasman Island Cruise. You can see why they have such great reviews. The staff are happy and passionate. The boats are well maintained and comfortable. We were very lucky with the conditions and had very playful dolphins and seals and even a humpback whale 🐋 make its pre...

Nature reserve offering trails for walking, horseback riding & cycling, plus rock climbing.

Protected peninsula of mountains and white sandy beaches with campsites and a visitors' center.

Picturesque setting with boardwalks & observation platforms for viewing native wildlife & the sea.

Multi-tiered waterfall in Mt. Field National Park, with a viewing platform for photography.

Guided river tours with views of the wilderness, walks through the rainforest & lunch or dinner.

Celebrated park offering native wildlife & diverse landscapes, plus a visitor center & campground.

Peaceful refuge dedicated to Tasmanian devils & quolls, with a visitor center & guided tours.

National park made up of protected rainforests, alpine heathlands & untouched mountains.

Public park with a chair lift, hiking trails & landscaped gardens as well as a cafe & restaurant.

A 14-hectare site established in 1818 offering historic plants, a visitor centre & a cafe.

A steep hike leads to this soaring national park lookout, offering views over wooded peaks & lakes.

Rescue center offering up-close viewings of endangered native wildlife & guided educational tours.

👍 You have come to see cradle mountain behind the lake, if it’s not fine you won’t see the mountain and for the effort you’ve gone to getting here you really want to see the whole mountain. If you can do the whole lake circuit, it’s not that hard and you’ve come all this way! If not the boat shed is o...

Free-to-use network of woodland & riverside trails for all abilities, with bike rentals & camping.

Waterfall in a forest of moss, ferns & sassafras, with educational panels along an easy path.

Peninsular getaway with costal hiking trails, unique rock formations, wildlife viewing & campsites.

Hiking trail up rugged coastal hills to panoramic views over a shoreline shaped like a wine glass.

Rocky tunnel carved into sandstone by the sea, leading to a secluded beach accessible at low tide.

This 11-hectare garden offers rhododendrons & other plantings, plus water features & a tea room.