Things To Do In Tasmania

Tasmania is an isolated island located near the South Coast of Australia. It is famous for the vast and wilderness areas and is protected within reserves and national parks. The port capital in Hobart has now been transformed into beautiful boutiques and galleries. There are so many historical places that could be easily visited while travelling to this beautiful island. The place can be visited either with family, friends or even solo in order to indulge the beauty of this isolated island. You just need to book a cheap accommodation in Hobart for a basic shelter and then go out to discover all the famous places around it, which has a lot of scenic beauty. Here is a list of unique places that you can visit while planning for a trip to Tasmania. Have a look:

1. Experience the beauty of Lavender Pastures at Bridestowe Eastate: If you have planned to visit Tasmania at the starting of the year then make sure to visit the beautiful and colourful lavender fields situated in the Northern side of Tasmania at Bridestowe Eastate.

2. Amazing Tulip Farm situated near Table Cape: The best time to walk through a colourful tulip farm is during the October month. Never miss out the local festival known as “Bloomin’ Tulips festival”. In this festival the tulip farm located at the North-west Coast of Tasmania comes in a full bloom.

3. Cradle Mountain National Park: This is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Tasmania. So never miss out a chance to visit the beautiful Cradle Mountain National Park. You would get a range of day-walks to enjoy. Alternatively you would also get an option to opt for a multi day trek.

4. Museum of Old & New Art (MONA): The museum was opened on 21st January, 2011 and since then it has become one of the famous tourist spots among travellers. The entrance is free of cost. You would love the exclusive offers provided by crazy exhibitions that are organised in this art museum.

5. Maria Island Painted Cliffs: This spot is ideal for nature lovers and photographers.

6. Totem Pole: If you love adventurous tour like rock climbing then visiting this place is a must for you. The pole is situated inside Tasmania National Park and is sixty meters high in height.

7. Compliment Nature at Tasman Arch: Tasmania Arch is situated on Southern Peninsula around the eagle hawk region.

8. Have a Visit to Switzerland: Yes you heard it right! If you visit to Tasmania, you also have a chance to visit Switzerland. The Swiss village known as “Grindelwald” is located at Launceston, Tamar Valley.