Tourism Travel Guide to Australia's Island State with Accommodation suggestions
December 2009

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Tasmania is rich in history, being one of the earliest settled areas in Australia, 1803. The landscape contains hundreds of mountains, craggy old geological formations up to 5000 feet high, more coastline that the state of New South Wales, adventure sports challenges to rival anything in the world, especially surfing, scuba diving, bush walking, kayaking and sailing.

On the gentler side Tasmania is renowned for its gourmet food, often taken for granted by the spoiled local population of about half a million. Dozens of golf courses, thousands of both freshwater, big game, estuary and sea fishing spots are accessible from major centres of Hobart and Launceston. The best tip I can give you is give yourself plenty of time if you intend to do a round trip.

It's bigger than you think, so if you have limited time stick to one region, you'll find it much more relaxing, remember you can always come back. So, come on down to 'Tassie', you'll love it

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Greenlawn Cottages

The peace and quiet of the country and the magic of the seaside combine with the mild climate of the East Coast of Tasmania to provide a perfect hideaway for you at Greenlawn Spa Cottage and Greenlawn

Bruny Island

Bruny Island photographs and tourist information

Blue Hills Hobart Motel

Blue Hills is a special motel in a special city.

Alexanders Restaurant

Fine Dining and Innovative Cuisine

Alexanders Restaurant has a long established and enviable reputation for relaxed dining, exceptional service, superb cuisine and wines.

Port of Devonport Corporation Pty Ltd

Welcome to the Port of Devonport

Kentish Hills Retreat Motel

A relaxed, rural atmosphere awaits guests to the Kentish Hills Retreat.

Burnie - Cradle Mountain

Directions: 

B18 to Ridgley
C132 to Cradle Mountain

Bicheno - St Helens

Directions: 

A3 to Chain of Lagoons
Chain of Lagoons to Falmouth
A3 to Scamander and St Helens

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