5 Easy Go Places in Tasmania for your Family Itinerary

15 Sep 5 Easy Go Places in Tasmania for your Family Itinerary

If you are thinking of a top tourist destination in Australia, then Tasmania in fact makes a great place to visit with your friends or family.  Tasmania or Tassie is Australia’s smallest state, situated around 300 kilometers south of the Australian mainland. Almost half of this natural beauty is occupied by national parks and world heritage areas.

From the sparkling alpine lakes to the peaks, wild rivers, Tasmanian devils, heritage towns, to a wide variety of food and wine,  this heart-shaped place attracts lures more and more tourists every year. Now, to make your next trip easier, we have listed the top attractions and easy go places in Tasmania for your family itinerary:

1)Hobart & Port Arthur: The majority of the tourist who starts with their itinerary, first fly to the Hobart capital where you can enjoy a nice Hobart City Half-Day Tour (from morning or afternoon) which includes gardens, galleries, historic landmarks, and plenty of other scenic highlights. Followed in the evening you can visit Bruny Island which offers a wilderness cruise

On day 2, you can take the Port Arthur day tour which includes highlights such as the commandant’s house, penitentiary, old colonial church, and much more.

2) Mount Wellington: Explore the City, take time to explore the Hobart town, and in the afternoon, make a journey to Mount Wellington, where you get to see highlights like the Battery Point, the Cascade Brewery and Gardens, the massive rock formation of the Organ Pipes and more.

3) Freycinet National Park: This is one of Australia’s oldest & most beautiful nature reserves that provide the best views. This peninsula comprises Wineglass Bay, one of the top beaches in Australia. Throughout the park, you get to see black cockatoos, kookaburras, and sea birds. Overall the entire area is a good base for walks, & climbs scenic drives.

4) Hastings Caves & Thermal Springs: If you wish to take your family & kids out of the crowd of city life then, the Hastings Caves & the thermal springs are a must-visit. This ancient cave network filled with stalactite formations made of dolomite is visually stunning. The thermal pool is a swimming pool made by naturally heated water set amongst some forested surrounds.

5) Ride the Don River Railway: To bring days of vintage, the Don River Railway’s train ride offers a 30-minute, 3.5-kilometer journey aboard either on a steam train or vintage railcar that takes you through the lovely nature reserve bank of Don River.

Final Thoughts:

Historic towns, great weather, wilderness areas, pristine beaches, rugged coastline, hiking, gorgeous mountains, wildlife, and delightful food and wine, Tasmania has got a lot to offer for your next family trip.

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