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TASMANIA

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St Helen's towards the Bay of Fires

A Pictorial Guide to Tasmania's Natural Attractions

[HOBART] [LAUNCESTON] [NORTH WEST COAST] [WEST COAST] [CRADLE MOUNTAIN] [GREAT WESTERN TIERS] [FREYCINET] [BAY OF FIRES] [THE WALLS OF JERUSALEM] [THE TARKINE]

 

 


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Beautiful
Crescent Bay
Port Arthur


Tarraleah Falls

Highland Lakes


ATTRACTIONS FOR CHILDREN


MT WELLINGTON

re-visited

Silver Falls

 

The Octopus Tree

 

Fern Tree & Strickland Falls

 

Rocky  Whelan's Cave

 

Summit Gallery

 

O'Grady's Falls
 


 Road & Track closures here:

http://www.parks.tas.gov.au/index.aspx?base=7785

http://www.forestrytas.com.au/visiting/road-closures

http://www.police.tas.gov.au/community-alerts/


MUST SEE ON TASMANIA's

FAR NORTH WEST COAST

FLOOD DAMAGE IN THE GREAT WESTERN TIERS

Access  to the Meander Forest Reserve has been cut off by bridges that have been washed away. The Westmoreland Falls track has been virtually washed away.

WINDMILL HILL LODGE

HISTORIC B&B ACCOMMODATION

LAUNCESTON

DVD's available at

KERROD JEWELLERY

Kings Meadows

2 doors along from

Cash Converters


SLIDESHOW DVD'S

over 500 images on each DVD

NOW AVAILABLE
ON BLURAY

DVD's suitable for TV. 

WEST COAST DVD

now available

DVD  Page updated




MAP OF TASMANIAN
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Welcome to Tasmania.  It's difficult to believe such a small island can have so much to offer. One of our colleagues recently described Tasmania as a whole World on an island. Take the Tour through the various regions and discover the diverse scenic delight that is Australia's island state of TASMANIA.  There are over 3,500 kilometres of walking tracks in Tasmania.  The site concentrates on some of the delightful short walks (and drives) - some just a few minutes - others a full day and longer.  If you would like any additional information let us know.

contact us:  info@touringtasmania.info 

 

This site has been prepared in response to discussions with dozens of interstate and overseas visitors to the island who arrive here with little knowledge of the state and in 90% of cases wished they had allowed considerably more time on our beautiful and diversely rich island.  It has been designed to provide a broad overview of Tasmania's natural attractions.  Providing a guide on what there is, how to get there and what to expect when you get there. 

 

Tayatea Bridge - washed away!

Note the Tayatea bridge was washed away in recent floods making the Milkshake Hills circuit impassable! Due for replacement during 2009

 

 

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