March 2010

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The Tasmanian

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Tasmania has always been known for its quality food and beverages, timber, crafts and fine woollens.

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Alice's Cottages
Asbestos Range National Park
Bass Villas
Brickendon Cottages
Brickfield Terrace
Cataract Gorge Reserve
Colonial Cottages of Ross
Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair National Park and World Heritage Area
Edenholme Grange
Highfield House
Mole Creek Karst National Park
Oatlands
Prince Albert Inn
Riverside Hotel Motel
Ross Barracks Cottage
Seaport Charters and River Cruises
Selective Car Rentals
The Racecourse Private Hotel
The Ross Bakery Inn
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Central North & Midlands Touring
Launceston - Cradle Mountain
Devonport to Launceston
Launceston to St Helens (via Scottsdale)
Launceston - St Helens (via Fingal)
Launceston - Bicheno
Hobart - Launceston

Central North & Midlands Destinations
Asbestos Range National Park
Oatlands
Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair National Park and World Heritage Area
Mole Creek Karst National Park
Cataract Gorge Reserve

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Bistro and Casual Dining, Hotels & Motels

Riverside Hotel Motel

Discover Tasmania

Oatlands
Cataract Gorge Reserve
The Tasmanian

National Parks of Tasmania

Asbestos Range National Park
Mole Creek Karst National Park
Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair National Park and World Heritage Area

Car Rental

Selective Car Rentals

Contemporary Dining, Hotels & Motels

Bass Villas

Cruises and Boat Charters

Seaport Charters and River Cruises

Bed & Breakfast Accommodation

Alice's Cottages
Brickendon Cottages
Brickfield Terrace
Colonial Cottages of Ross

Cottage Accommodation

Edenholme Grange
Highfield House
The Ross Bakery Inn
Ross Barracks Cottage
Waratah On York
York Mansions

Hotels & Motels

Prince Albert Inn

Private Hotels

The Racecourse Private Hotel
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Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair National Park and World Heritage Area (view)

This 161,000 Hectare highland park contains one of Tasmanian's most recognised symbols or icons. That of the beautifully shaped Cradle Mountain rising above the waters of Dove Lake.

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Tasmania has always been known for its quality food and beverages, timber, crafts and fine woollens.

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Alexanders Restaurant

Alexanders Restaurant has a long established and enviable reputation for relaxed dining,...