There’s a reason why Tasmania is one of the most visited destinations in Australia. In 2015, Tasmania was named by Lonely Planet as one of the world’s top 10 regions to visit, and its popularity continues to grow. Tassie offers a unique combination of landscape, art and culture, with something to fulfil every taste. Here are some of the top places to visit in Tasmania!
Pindari Adventures has well over 2,000 acres of beautiful country including a large paddock of grass trees, amazing rock formations, natural swimming holes, magnificent water falls plus 10km frontage to the Pindari dam.
Hunters Gorge Camping area in the Diamantina National Park in Queensland is the epitome of bush camping. With scenery you have only dreamed of, this off-grid camping area is the perfect place for your next adventure.
The Francois Peron National Park in Shark Bay Western Australia is a picturesque location with its red cliffs, white beaches, and crystal blue water. The national park is over 52,ooo hectares and is the home is home to many flora and fauna species.
The Cumberland River Holiday Park is located in Lorne Victoria and is situated along Great Ocean Road and the Cumberland River with a lot of their camp sites sitting along the river’s edge.
Wilpena Pound Resort is located in the Ikara Flinders Ranges National Park – which is 430kms from Adelaide. This resort is situated in South Australia’s outback and in what has been described as one of earth’s oldest landscapes.
Bay of Fires on the east coast of Tasmania is labelled one of the most idyllic destinations to visit. Which is why we thought it would be the perfect location to explore next. The Bay of Fires coast extends along 50kms from Binalong Bag to Eddystone Point.
Voyages Ayers Rock Resort is located in the red centre of Australia with views of beautiful Uluru, is a one-of-a-kind mountain resort with unrivalled views and attractions. This Park has over eight accommodation options to suit everyone.
The Thunderbird Park in Tamborine Mountain, near the Gold Coast, is a one-of-a-kind mountain resort with unrivalled views and attractions. This Park is over 112 hectares of pure adventure.
The Horseshoe Bay Holiday Park in Coffs Harbour, it is nestled between hinterland, rivers and the ocean to make it one destination that is just too good to not stop at! The holiday park has unprecedented views of the hinterland, set on beach frontage that makes it easy to watch the sunrise over the ocean.