Tasmania

Tasmania’s North West is thriving. With interstate and international visitors increasingly drawn by the spectacular scenic coastlines, characterful towns, and some of the state’s freshest and most delicious produce, this oft-overlooked region is finally getting the attention and accolades it deserves. Easy to reach – with regular flights into Devonport and Burnie from Melbourne, as […]

Launceston was once known as Tasmania’s second city – a moniker that may have only referred to population, but still sounded less than complimentary. However, in recent years, this northern city has forged its own exciting reputation that is quite distinctive from its southern sister Hobart. With a reputation for exceptional food and drink, art […]

Many visitors to Tasmania focus their activities around the south of the state. This is where you’ll find Tasmania’s capital city Hobart, which has a busy airport connecting the island with mainland Australia. Hobart is a wonderful city break destination, with a vibrant food scene, plenty of arts and culture, and year-round markets and festivals. […]

Tasmania’s postcard-perfect East Coast draws visitors from all over the world. The long stretches of sparkling white sand, azure waters, and forested mountains make for truly spectacular scenery, with a new favourite view to be found around every corner. But the East Coast is not a region you should rush through, chasing the next photo […]

Here at Freycinet Resort, we love to support Tasmanian artists. As you explore the resort, you will discover a diverse collection of sculptures and art installations that we have commissioned for the site. We invite you to take a leisurely stroll along the dedicated 2.7km art trail where you can engage with the artworks and […]

Summer is the most popular time to visit Tasmania, and it’s not hard to understand why. With warm, dry days, an abundance of fresh seasonal food, and numerous activities and attractions within easy reach, you can be confident of a relaxing and enjoyable time. The East Coast, and the Freycinet Peninsula in particular, are much […]

Spring is a delightful time of year to visit Tasmania. The daylight hours are starting to lengthen, which means no more waking up in the dark, and the temperatures are rising. But the state is still on the quieter side, which means it’s possible to head out and explore without encountering too many big crowds […]

Tasmania’s winter officially lasts from June until August. Asevery local knows, it’s possible to see snow on higher ground as early as April or as late as October; but on the Freycinet Peninsula that’s a rare occurrence. Coles Bay tends to be a couple of degrees warmer than elsewhere in the state and in factthe […]

Autumn is one of the best times to visit Tasmania. The weather is still pleasant – warm and dry in the daytime, with clear blue skies above– but you’ll encounter fewer crowds than in the summer, and enjoyeven more opportunities to experienceour sights and scenery.