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Aerial view over the mountains and pristine beach of Wineglass Bay
Purple lavendar fields as far as you can see, Tasmania
View of Cradle Mountain Dove Lake, Shed on the side

Tasmania

From the history and charm of Hobart to the grandeur of Cradle Mountain, Tasmania has a little magic for everyone. Cruise the dark waters of the majestic Gordon River. Explore white sand beaches and rugged coastlines. Sample world-class wines while indulging in the Apple Isle’s famed local produce.

Raised boardwalk in the Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair National Park

Nature

Take in the natural beauty of Tasmania, from world-famous Cradle Mountain to Freycinet National Park. Enjoy guided walks through the Tarkine Wilderness and the coastal scenery of Cape Tourville.
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Salamanca Market, Tasmania

Food & Wine

From wine and whiskey to spectacular seafood to delicious farm fresh fruit, Tasmania offers an incredible array of enticing home-grown produce.
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Inside the ruin of a church at Port Arthur, Tasmania

History

Experience a guided tour of Port Arthur for an insight into convict life, which includes a cruise around the Isle of the Dead.
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Travel Styles

Wineglass Bay, Tasmania

Classic Journeys

Experience Tasmania in APT style. Travel in spacious coaches with a maximum of 40 guests. Stay in outstanding hotels and visit Tasmania's finest sights, with plenty of leisure time to enjoy. From stunning wilderness areas to charming cities, we have this amazing island state covered. Your journey will also include an array of quality dining, showcasing the very finest produce in the region.

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Coral Discoverer expedition ship

Small Ship Cruising

There's nothing like cruising Tasmania's untouched waters aboard a small ship. Aboard the Coral Discoverer, enjoy special experiences including a tasting Tasmania's fresh farm-gate produce and world-class cool climate wines at an onboard event and exploring the wilderness areas of Port Davey and Bathurst Harbour. While on board, a wide range of selected beverages is included throughout the day.

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Be Inspired

Aerial view looking down on a gorge with a bridge across, Tasmania

Uncover Tasmania's Launceston

Tasmania's second city is coming of age. Deborah Cooke sings the praises of Launceston's Renaissance, with a burgeoning food and wine scene, nature at the doorstep and plenty of history. It’s just waiting to be explored.

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Gordon River Aerial View, Tasmania, Australia

Cruising Tasmania's Gordon River

Gary Walsh explores why Tasmania’s spectacular beauty, and convict past, comes to life on a cruise of the mighty Gordon River.

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Josef Chromy in front of his vineyards

Meet the Maker

Josef Chromy is one of Tasmania’s most famous winemakers and his is a tale of remarkable success built from the despair of a country under siege. Lara Picone talks to Josef Chromy about his life and times.

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Freycinet National Park, Tasmania

Explore Tasmania's Wilderness Heritage

It almost seems unfair how much of Australia’s unspoilt wilderness is concentrated in tiny Tasmania. Troy Evans examines the history of its spectacular landscapes, their earliest arrivals, and the beauty that has long endured thanks to its relative isolation. 

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Morning Mist upon Dove Lake, Cradle Mountain, Tasmania, Australia

Tasmania's Unmissable Natural Highlights

From Cradle Mountain to Wineglass Bay, explore 5 of Tasmania's most pristine wilderness areas. Striking mountains, spectacular lakes, sublime bays, pristine rivers. Tasmania has them all, and more, so we recommend starting off with these five unmissable natural highlights.

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Walkway down from Kangaroo Island, South Australia

Australia's Easy Island Escapes

There’s something magical about an island escape and Australia enjoys incredible offshore getaways close to home. From remote retreats to wildlife havens, here are four accessible Australian islands that will satisfy your castaway cravings.

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Best-in-Class Fleet

Coral Discoverer with passengers on kayaks, Schouten Island, Tasmania

Coral Discoverer

Comfortable and intimately scaled for the Tasmanian region, Coral Discoverer has a shallow draught to get up close to the coastal beauty. It also hosts state-of-the-art expedition vessels allowing guests an experience of the remote Tasmanian coastline.
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Beautiful old town of Provence, France

Escorted Vacations

Superb land and rail journeys all over the world
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Explore the crystal clear waters of Great Barrier Reef.

Queensland

Journey to the tip of Cape York through the world's oldest rainforest, the Daintree, or discover the pioneering spirit of Australia through the phenomenal landscapes of outback Queensland. 
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Aerial view of Ningaloo Reef, Cape Range National Park, WA

Western Australia

There’s so much to see in Western Australia, from the seascapes of Ningaloo Reef to the famous Monkey Mia dolphins of Shark Bay. Visit the Pinnacles of Kalbarri National Park, admire the wildflowers or stay at stunning Eco Beach.
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View of Uluru, Northern Territory

Northern Territory

Known for its natural wonders and rich Indigenous history, explore the Red Centre Way, including Alice Springs, Kings Canyon and the iconic Uluru. In the Top End, explore Australia’s largest national park, Kakadu.
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