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Hobart Historic Walking
Tour - Tasmanian Travel & Information Centre, 20 Davey Street
(Cnr Davey & Elizabeth St) Hobart.
Satisfy a key reason why visitors
enjoy Tasmania by providing an opportunity to experience the
rich heritage offered by Hobart’s colourful past. The Tasmanian
Visitor Survey has identified "history and heritage" as the
number two reason for visiting Tasmania.An entertaining insight
into Hobart’s rich history, and a good orientation around
the city • An easy guided walk with frequent sit-down stops
• Guides are accredited and have Senior First Aid certs.
This two hour tour provides
a wonderful introduction to Hobart’s history. The informative
guides explain the significance of many heritage-listed buildings
that are still a visible part of Hobart and make up much of
its charm, together with stories of people and events that
influenced those early days. The walking tour will take you
through Salamanca and historic Battery Point, while the story
of Hobart unfolds through the lives of many characters. www.hobarthistorictours.com.au
*1/2 -hr Historic Walk from
the Old City to Salamanca
*1-hr Battery Point Walk, a real charmer!
*1 1/2 -hr Old Hobart Pub Tour to three establishments including
free tastings of bush liqueurs at one of the pubs.
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Salamanca Market - Hobart
On Saturday, visit Salamanca Market, in Hobart, and look for
our local produce. You can sample special herb vinegars, mustards,
bush honeys and organic goods and meet the producers.
Or visit one of the specialist
delicatessens across Tasmania to taste locally produced condiments,
smoked and fresh produce and luscious cheeses. www.salamanca.com.au
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Dismal
Swamp - Bass Highway, Togari
Dismal Swamp is an intriguing eco-tourism experience set in
the evocative surrounds of a giant blackwood sinkhole. Dismal
Swamp provides a contemporary interpretation of an ancient environment.
It features a thrilling 110-metre slide down to the swamp floor,
a series of ‘maze-like’ paths and fascinating art installations
inspired by the swamp ecology. A must see in Tasmania. Find
out more www.tasforestrytourism.com.au |
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The
Bridestowe Estate Lavender Farm - 296 Gillespies Road, Nabowla
The Bridestowe Estate Lavender Farm is a riot of purple
in December and January but if you miss the bloom a visit any
time of the year is worthwhile. The farm has a picture postcard
setting, with mountains rising up in the distance from thick
green forest and fertile farmland. See
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Tasmazia, near Sheffield
- 40 minutes from Devonport
Among other green and growing delights, you’ll find the world’s
biggest hedge maze (Tasmazia,
near Sheffield);Tasmazia, at Promised Land in northern
Tasmania, features mazes and a whimsical miniature village.
Promised Land is a small village in northwest Tasmania, a
fifteen-minute drive southwest of Sheffield (15 kilometres)
and 40 minutes from Devonport (40 kilometres). www.tasmazia.com.au/
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Hobart’s
Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens
The largest public collection of mature conifers in the Southern
Hemisphere (Hobart’s Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens). These
gardens were established on slopes beside the River Derwent
in 1818. Now in the 13.5 hectare site there are 6500 species
and varieties of plants, including the largest public conifer
collection in the southern hemisphere. www.rtbg.tas.gov.au
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Inverawe
Native Gardens - 1565 Channel Highway, Margate just 15 minutes
south of Hobart
Inverawe Native Gardens are located at Margate, 15 minutes south
of Hobart, Tasmania's capital. 9.5 Hectares of: · landscaped
gardens · stunning views · bird life. An amazing variety of
flowers form a stunning display in this impressive garden, designed
by two enthusiasts with a grand vision. Over 5500 water wise,
low maintenance plants make this a "must see". Abundant bird
life including rare and endangered species is a magnet for birdwatchers.
Plant labels, interpretive signs and notes will enhance your
experience. This garden will inspire you.
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Peppermint Bay - 40 minute
drive south of Hobart
Peppermint Bay is a waterfront restaurant, bar, providore
and gallery at Woodbridge, southern Tasmania.
Woodbridge is located in the
D’Entracasteaux Channel district, a 40 minute drive south
of Hobart (43 kilometres).
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East Coast Nature World
- 18356 Tasman Highway, Bicheno. 7 kilometres north of Bicheno
towards St Helens.
Wildlife park featuring birds, reptiles and other native animals,
including Tasmanian Devils. Set in 160 acres of natural flat
parkland and lagoon, Natureworld brings the wilderness to
you. Boasting Australia’s sunniest climate, there is guaranteed
viewing of Devils, Roos, Koalas, Snakes, Quolls, Narkies,
Cape Barrens, Gang Gangs, Gliders and much more of Tasmania’s
unique Flora and Fauna including 800 year old grass trees.
www.natureworld.com.au/
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Cascade Museum
and Brewery - 149 Cascade Road South, Hobart
Established in 1824, Tasmania’s oldest brewery is nestled in
the foothills of Mount Wellington and the pure water used in
the process is still taken from the Wellington catchment. The
hops and barley are also locally grown, as they were when this
famous brewery poured its first pint. Due to safety requirements
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Lark
Distillery - 14 Davey Street, Hobart
Tasmania’s pure mountain water is ideal for distilling fine
whisky and our wild bush flavourings make wonderful liqueurs
- sample them at Lark Distillery - http://www.larkdistillery.com.au/
in Hobart. Established in 1992 to produce single malt
whisky and premium Tasmanian Spirits. Step into The Lark Distillery
at Hobart’s historic waterfront.
Come and experience a truly unique taste of Tasmania and discover
the science, art and passion behind these handcrafted spirits
and liqueurs. Established in 1992 the Lark Distillery produces
an exotic and diverse range of products made from local produce
and distilled on the premises. The distillery incorporates Hobart's
first specialised whisky bar, and a walk-through tour of the
distilling process. From Single Malt Whisky, Apple Schnapps,
Bush Liqueur, Cherry Max and Pepperberry Vodka and Gin there
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James Boag’s Premium
- 39 William Street Launceston Ph: (03) 6332 6300
In Launceston, visit the home of James Boag’s Premium
- http://www.boags.com.au,
on the banks of the Tamar River, and Boag's Centre
for Beer Lovers, just across the street.
Boag & Son currently offer
tours of our historic brewery each weekday. The tours include
a full circuit of our brewery from the brewhouse to the packaging
line, information on the brewing process and Boag’s fascinating
history.
The Boag’s Centre for Beer
Lovers is housed in the historic Tamar Hotel which dates from
the 1830’s. Our Brewery Tours commence in the Boag’s Centre
which includes a museum of the Brewery’s memorabilia giving
an insight into the Boag family and the development of the
Boag’s brands throughout the last century.
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Mole Creek Caves
- Located close to the small rural town of Mole Creek in the
Meander Valley, 23km from Deloraine on the B12
On the slopes of the Great Western Tiers, the Mole Creek Karst
National Park protects an internationally significant karst
system renowned for its numerous spectacular caves. A guided
tour through two of these, Marakoopa and King Solomons Caves,
is a highlight of any visit to the area. Both show caves are
home to a range of fascinating animals adapted to the lightless
environment. The glow-worm display in Marakoopa Cave is the
largest youll see in any public access cave anywhere in Australia.
The Mole Creek Karst National Park offers a range of activities
including easy walks through the beautiful forest around the
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Richmond Zoo Doo Wildlife
Park - 620 Middle Tea Tree Road, Richmond
An exciting wildlife experience located just a short drive
from Hobart and the historic Georgian village of Richmond.
This hands-on zoo is home to many of Australia's most loved
and most unusual creatures. Visit Tassie Devils, Koalas, Forest
Kangaroos, wallabies, Wombats, and possums.
www.zoodoo.com.au/ Only 6 km from the historic town of
Richmond with its goal, famous bridge on the way to Port Arthur.
ZooDoo caters for tour groups,
families, children, school educational activities. ZooDoo
is able to offer an extensive range of Australian native animals
these include the Tasmanian Devil, Tiger Quoll, Koala, Forester
Kangaroo, Bennetts Wallaby, Pademelon Wallaby as well as rare
albino animals, White Tamar Wallaby, Wombat, Sugar Glider,
Tasmanian Ringtail and Golden Brushtail Possum. There are
a huge variety of indoor and outdoor native birds, talking
cockatoos and Emus, Swans Parrots, Galahs, Cockatoos and Corellas.
ZooDoo also has an extensive range of domesticated and other
animals including fallow deer, water buffalo (albino), camels,
miniature ponies, goats. miniature pigs, rabbits, guinea pigs,
ducks and geese, ostrich, monkeys and more. See them in the
indoor animal nursery. Watch the miniature house races conducted
at regular intervals throughout the day.
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Stanley
Seal Cruises
Enjoy a spectacular scenic cruise aboard the ‘Sylvia C’, viewing
the Australian Fur Seals and numerous birdlife at Bull Rock.
Bull Rock is classed as a Haul-out, 500 metres off the Tasmanian
coastline and is one of the best seal viewing platforms in Australia.
Here, up to 500 seals bask in the sunshine or frolic playfully
in the crystal-clear waters of Bass Strait. You’ll also enjoy
the amazing scenery of Stanley Nut, the unique township, the
old burial ground and Godfrey’s Beach. The Stanley Seal Cruise
booking office is located at the Fisherman's dock beside the
famous Nut, and is a 50 minute scenic drive west of Burnie.
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Huon
River Jet Boat
By the time you reach Huonville you’ll already be captivated
by the beauty of the Huon River, but now is your chance to take
to its water. Be refreshed by the exhilaration of a shallow
whitewater jet boat ride as well as the stunning scenery, history
and economic diversity of one of Tasmania’s mightiest rivers.
Experience the peace and quiet of drifting beneath Huon Pines
then give way to the thrill of breathtaking 360 degree turns.
Bookings are essential as spaces are limited and subject to
availability. Departures are from the Visitor Centre which also
has a picturesque café and offers access to other waterborne
activities. www.huonjet.com/
operate jet boat rides on the Huon River approximately 40
kilometres south of Hobart. It is located on the Esplanade at
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Tahune Airwalk - Hobart
to Geeveston - 61km & Geeveston to Tahune - 28km
This beautiful reserve on the banks of the mighty Huon River
is now the home of the popular Tahune Forest AirWalk, two
swinging bridges and visitor centre. When exploring the Huon
Trail, don’t miss the adventure of walking through the canopy
of Tasmania’s renowned Southern Forests. At nearly 600 metres,
the Tahune AirWalk is one of the longest tree top walks in
Australia. It offers a ‘bird’s-eye’ view of wet eucalypt forest,
culminating in a spectacular cantilever above the confluence
of the mighty Huon and Picton Rivers. Other activities include
guided tours to the most easily accessible place in Tasmania
to see the famous Huon Pine. The Visitor Centre offers licensed
café and retail sales.
Generally camping and campervans
are welcome in forest areas. No fees or bookings apply but
be considerate of other users. There are many prepared sites
with basic facilities, but you are welcome to camp almost
anywhere in State Forest. We ask only that you leave designated
day-use sites to picnickers. Whatever your choice, please
be considerate of others and of the forest environment.
There are no formal guided
tours at present but we encourage people to take advantage
of our self-drive tours in State forests
www.tasforestrytourism.com.au/
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Tamar River Cruises - Home
Point, Home Point Parade, Launceston
The Tamar River is unique: at 76 kilometres, it is Australia's
longest navigable tidal estuary. It varies in width from 250
metres to four kilometres.
The navigable section of the spectacular Cataract Gorge is
included in our cruises.
Explore the spectacular wilderness
area of Cataract Gorge and the majestic Tamar River when you
hop aboard the Lady Launceston – a beautiful 1980’s style
vessel. This 50 minute cruise boasts stunning scenery, the
chance the spot wildlife and expert commentary. Why not spoil
yourself and upgrade to the Batman Bridge Luncheon cruise
or the Afternoon Discovery Cruise where you can learn about
intrepid explorers and the exploits of the infamous bushranger,
Matthew Brady.
www.tamarrivercruises.com.au/
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Platypus
House - 200 Flinders Street, Beauty Point
Platypus House is located 48km north of Launceston along the
western bank of the Tamar River on the wharf at Beauty Point.
Platypus House is a unique attraction being the only venue in
Tasmania where visitors can watch Tasmanian Platypuses and Echidnas
in daylight conditions in an indoor setting. Visitors are guaranteed
to see these spectacular egg laying mammals actively feeding
during their guided tour and you are assured of many great photographic
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Tasmania Gourmet
Sauce Co. - 174 Leighlands Rd Evandale,
Home of some of the islands finest sauces and preserves, a visit
here is your chance to taste something truly Tasmanian. Be guided
through the range of products, learn the expert's way of using
sauces in cooking, and taste them too. From berry fruit, chili,
pasta sauces, chutneys, relishes, chocolate sauce and jams,
everything here is to die for, so fill the hamper and enjoy
a picnic in the beautiful Ericvale gardens adjacent to the property.
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Port Arthur Historic Site
Port Arthur is one of Australia's great tourism destinations.
Every building, every feature of Port Arthur Historic Site
has a story to tell. Created with convict labour, the impressive
architecture, delightful gardens and chilling prison facilities
survive today for you to explore.
Historic Ghost Tours - Historic
Ghost Tours operate every evening except 25 December. Book
here and visit the offical site www.portarthur.org.au/
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Wings Wildlife
- is just 35 minutes from Devonport.
Wing's Wildlife Park - Tasmania Attractions - The family-run
Wing’s Wildlife Park is just 35 minutes from Devonport. The
focus of the park is the rehabilitation and care of injured
and orphaned wildlife. You’ll see Tasmanian devils, quolls and
many more native animals. You can feed the resident trout and
Atlantic salmon, and view the venomous snakes safely behind
secured glass. Many of the exhibits are under cover ensuring
you’ll have an enjoyable experience in all weather conditions.
Set on a 106 acre farm, Wing’s Wildlife Park is also home to
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Putters Adventure
Golf (for the Kids) - Hobart Corner Creek & Main Roads,
Moonah.
More than just miniature golf, this world-class attraction is
fun for everyone. Waterfalls, waterwheels, beautiful gardens
as well as the challenging banks, turns and hazards make these
putting courses truly unique. No matter what the weather, this
is a great place to go in search of fun. As well as the outdoor
course, there is an indoor putting adventure to be had too.
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Woolmers Estate,
Tearoom & National Rose Gardens - Woolmers Lane, Longford
Woolmers Estate is one of over 60 participating tourist attractions
which ... grounds which feature fabulous gardens (including
the National Rose Garden). Woolmers Estate reflects colonial
Tasmania in its most genuine state. Regarded as Australia’s
most significant colonial property, this collection of buildings,
antique cars, photographs, art and furniture chronicle a remarkable
dynastic journey from Thomas Archer, who founded the estate
in 1816 through six generations of the Archer family. Take a
tour of this extraordinary time capsule and explore the grounds
which feature fabulous gardens (including the National Rose
Garden), free settlers cottages, a woolshed and cider house.
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Trowunna
Wildlife Park - Location 1892 Mole Creek Road, Mole Creek
Devils once occurred on mainland Australia, with fossils having
been found widely. Today, however the devil is only found in
Tasmania. Devils are widespread in Tasmania from the coast to
the mountains. They live in coastal heath, open dry sclerophyll
forest, and mixed sclerophyll-rainforest - in fact, almost anywhere
they can hide and find shelter by day, & find food at night.
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Gordon River Cruises - Esplanade,
Strahan
The small fishing community of Strahan on the West Coast is
remote and wild, just as you'd expect from a place at the
gateway to the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. The
heart of the village faces the busy waterfront from where
the Lady Jane Franklin 11 departs.
How could any visit to Tasmania
be complete without a cruise on the world-famous Gordon River?
The fight to save this natural treasure in the early 1980's
attracted international attention and support. It's not hard
to understand why. The Macquarie Harbour: more than 110 square
miles of natural, protected water surrounding the crumbling
history of Sarah Island.
www.gordonrivercruises.com.au/
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Forest Eco Centre
- 96 King Street, Scottsdale
The award-winning Forest Eco Centre was designed for maximum
energy efficiency and its greenhouse-style interpretive section
features a ‘coast to mountain’ display of local plant species.
Additional interactive displays focus on local forest history,
ecology and the hardwood and softwood plantations so important
to the economy of the north east. Whether you’re inspired by
forest walks, waterfalls or wineries, the friendly team of volunteers
in the Visitor Information Centre will give you the inside knowledge
on the very best this region has to offer. http://www.netasmania.com.au/ |
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Something Wild - 3klm from
Russell Falls in Mt. Field National Park.
Something Wild is situated 3klm from Russell Falls in Mt.
Field National Park. Something Wild is a rehabilitation and
conservation wildlife sanctuary for orphaned and injured animals.
We nurture our native wildlife back to good health and prepare
them for eventual release.
Something Wild also has a number
of habitats for animals that are unsuitable for release or
may have been bred in captivity where visitors may enjoy viewing
these special animals.
To rehabilitate orphaned and
injured wildlife in Tasmania and provide environmental habitats
and excellent care for animals unable or unsuitable to be
released.
http://www.somethingwild.com.au/
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Lake St Clair - Lake St
Clair, Visitor Centre. 5km past Derwent Bridge
Lake St Clair is at the southern end of the world famous Cradle
Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park and is part of the Tasmanian
Wilderness World Heritage Area.
Lake St Clair is at the southern
end of the world famous Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National
Park and is part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage
Area. Carved out by ice during the course of the past two
million years, this is the deepest lake in Australia. This
is an ideal getaway and a great place for walking, whether
you wish to take a leisurely stroll or a more strenuous bushwalk.
www.parks.tas.gov.au
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Cradle Mountain - Cradle
Mountain Visitor Centre, 4057 Cradle Mountain Road
Cradle Mountain is possibly the most famous landmark of the
Tasmanian wilderness. Its jaggered contours rise up in Tasmania’s
north, and is surrounded by glorious national park which is
part of the 1.3 million hectare Tasmanian Wilderness World
Heritage Area.
Cradle Mountain National Park
- www.parks.tas.gov.au/
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Entally
Estate - 15 Minutes form Launceston
One of the state’s true heritage houses, Entally Estate is thought
to have been built in 1819 by Thomas Haydock Reibey, who named
it after the suburb in Calcutta, India. Reibey came to Tasmania
in 1816 pursuing shipping interests and the fine features of
his home reflect his affluent background. These include a magnificent
collection of Regency furniture and fine silverware. Set in
superb grounds and gardens, Entally also has a greenhouse, chapel,
coach house and stables which are all open for viewing. www.entally.com.au/.
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Tiagarra
Aboriginal Cultural Centre & Museum - Mersey Bluff, Devonport
Established to preserve the art and culture of Tasmanian Aboriginals,
Tiagarra (a Tasmanian Aboriginal word for keep) houses a rare
collection of more than 250 rock engravings, the first of which
were discovered on Mersey Bluff headland in 1929 by local headmaster,
A L Meston. Several buildings resembling west coast Tasmanian
Aboriginal huts contain 18 displays of more than 2000 artefacts,
among them two large murals by Tasmanian artist, Max Angus.
A 30 minute guided tour of the centre is well worthwhile. Tel
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Tassielink Cataract Gorge
& Launceston Sights Tour - Cornwell Square Transit,
Cnr St John & Cimitiere Street, Launceston
The best way to get acquainted with Launceston is gently.
Begin with a morning stroll
through the famous Cataract Gorge Reserve where a guide will
tell you about the native plants, exotic birds and animals
of the Gorge's Victorian Gardens and cliff surrounds. Admire
the peacocks grazing beneath the trees of the grounds and
cross the gorge on the elegant Alexandra Suspension Bridge.
As this half day city sightseeing tour continues, soak up
Launceston's Victorian streetscapes and fine architecture
including colonial era churches and the City Town Hall with
its striking Corinthian columns.
Princes Square and City Park
have historic fountains and a verdant spread of exotic trees
just perfect for picnicking beneath. A short coach tour of
the historical Inveresk Railyards concludes the tour. www.tassielink.com.au
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Tassielink Mt Wellington
& Hobart City Sights Tour - Hobart Bus Terminal, 64 Brisbane
Street, Hobart
Of the many striking things about Hobart, the largest is Mount
Wellington, which looms over the city. But before tackling
its slopes it's best to get your bearings on a city coach
tour - travel past the famous Cascade Brewery, Anglesea Barracks
and through Salamanca Place to historic Battery Point, and
weather permitting, climbing to Mount Wellington's summit
for a panoramic view of Hobart. Pass many of Australia's oldest
buildings along the waterfront, then take a stroll through
the magnificent Royal Botanical Gardens. www.tassielink.com.au
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Freycinet National
Park - Coles Bay
As one of the most stunning coastlines in the world, this is
the perfect place to discover the great outdoors. Freycinet
National Park is full of natural wonders including granite peaks
and rugged coastline with sheltered beaches. Bushwalk to the
world famous Wineglass bay, peek at local wildlife or explore
rock pools. Freycinet National Park showcases nature at its
most pristine and spectacular.
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The
Point Revolving Restaurant - 410 Sandy Bay Road, Sandy Bay
Spoil yourself with an evening at Wrest Point. This restaurant
is at the top in more ways than one, serving modern Australian
cuisine against a stunning backdrop of the spectacular city.
The numerous awards and accolades of this worldclass restaurant
are a justifiable reflection of its quality food and service
not to mention the magnificent 360-degree panoramic views of
Hobart, the Derwent Estuary and Mount Wellington.
www.wrestpoint.com.au
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Wrest Point Casino
and Entertainment Centre
Perfectly positioned to soak up the beauty of the Derwent River,
Wrest Point offers the best in dining, luxury accommodation,
relaxation and recreational facilities to visitors and locals
alike. From the extensive Conference Centre facilities to the
vast selection of dining options, Wrest Point serves as a great
base to explore the beautiful and exciting area of Southern
Tasmania, rich in cultural and natural attractions. Wrest Point
is also the home of Australia’s original Casino - with a wide
array of classic Table Games and new Video Gaming Machines,
there is something here for everybody. www.wrestpoint.com.au |
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The Wooden Boat Discovery
Centre - Main Road, Franklin
Forming part of a school set up to teach the next generation
of craftsmen, the centre will entice you into the fascinating
world of traditional wooden boats. Interactive features, video
presentations and static displays being the history of boatbuilding
and water transport to life. Observing the boatbuilding students
will introduce you to sounds of the activity, the smells of
the timber and glues, the gleam of old and treasured tools,
the satisfaction of old skills learned anew. www.woodenboatcentre.com/
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Lactos Cheese Tasting &
Sales Centre - 145 Old Surrey Road, Burnie
Sample some of the world's best cheeses at the factory door.
The Lactos Cheese Tasting & Sales Centre is open from Monday
to Friday, 9.00am to 5.00pm (excluding Good Friday, Christmas
Day and Boxing Day). Weekends and Public Holidays open from
10.00am to 4.00pm. All cheese tastings finish 30 minutes prior
to closing. Ever wondered how Brie is made, or what to look
for when selecting a Blue cheese? Take a cheese tour and become
an expert. Ph: (03) 6433 9255 http://www.lactos.com.au
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Wilderness Whitewater
River Journeys
The Franklin River carves its way through some of the most beautiful,
rugged and inaccessible country in the world. Its significance
was recognised in 1982 when it was listed as a World Heritage
Area. On your expedition you will experience surging rapids,
tranquil gorges and pristine forests of myrtle, leatherwood
and the ancient huon pine. Platypus, wallabies, quolls (marsupial
tiger cats), cormorants and white breasted sea eagles are often
encountered. Negotiating the untamed waters of the Franklin
is one of the worlds true adventures. Water by Nature offers
a ten day expedition rafting the full navigable length of the
river, a seven day expedition on the Upper Franklin and a five
day tour on the Lower Franklin.
www.franklinrivertasmania.com
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Fish Wild Tasmania - 115A
King St Sandy Bay (Hobart)
Unique locations, big trout, pristine waters, an expert guide,
the right fly, tuition if you need it, a gourmet lunch and
all you have to do is fish. Spoil your self with a trout fishing
charter in the worlds best trout fishery and experience the
thrill of sight fishing to trout cruising shallow margins.
We invite you to discover our Tasmanian hospitality and world
class fishing using our proven techniques. http://www.fishwildtasmania.com/
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Red Tag Trout Tours - From
Hobart
August 4, 2007 is opening day for Tasmania’s famed wild brown
trout, so no rivers and most lakes are not open until then.
Red Tag Trout Tours -specialises in the traditional fly fishing
techniques of stalking/walking these waters introducing his
clients to feeding/sighted wild trout predominantly using
the dry fly, nymphs and dual rigs. Thewild brown trout could
be said to be the ultimate fly fishing challenge. Since its
introduction to Tasmania in 1864, from eggs of English wild
stock, the Tasmanian wild brown trout has remained disease
free and uncontaminated. http://www.redtagtrout.com
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Redbanks
Fish and Field - Secluded property 45 mins from Hobart
Redbanks offers a range of outdoor activities that are not available
on the one site anywhere else in Tasmania, and which give people
an opportunity to try these sports in a safe and natural environment
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West Coast Pioneers’ Museum
- 114 - 120 Main Street, Zeehan
The West Coast Pioneers Memorial Museum at Zeehan is the place
to unearth everything from minerals and machinery to the workings
of a historic mine. Housed in the former Zeehan School of
Mines and Metallurgy, the museum showcases the area's mining
heritage which began in 1894 at the peak of the West Coast
mining boom.
Back then Zeehan was known
as Silver City and home to more than 10,000 inhabitants. But
the people moved on when mining began to fail and the bustling
town became what it is today, a little sleepy village. www.view.com.au/
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The Grubb Shaft
Gold and Heritage Musuem - Beaconsfield
The Grubb Shaft Gold & Heritage Museum has occupied a site adjacent
to the Beaconsfield gold mine since 1982.
http://www.beaconsfieldgold.com.au/GrubbShaftMuseum.html
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Navigators - Brooke Street
Pier, Hobart
Hobart sits on the shores of the Derwent River which opens
into the deep natural harbour that enables watercraft of all
sizes to dock within walking distance of the city centre.
With a range of vessels capabl
of a variety of stunning cruises through our unique waterways,
you can be assured of the most memorable of experiences. Be
it on rivers, bays, channels or oceans, Navigators will take
you there in style and comfort.
So it makes sense that you’ll
see Hobart at its best on a river cruise, experience the regions
beautiful surrounds as you cruise along the majestic Derwent
River. Take this sightseeing cruise from Brooke Street pier
and see Hobart from a shipboard perspective. www.navigators.net.au/
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Seahorse
World - Inspection Head Wharf, Beauty Point
Seahorse World offers a unique tour experience through this
fascinating aquarium dedicated to the preservation and conservation
of the seahorse. It's unique, exciting and fun.
www.seahorseworld.com.au/
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Nocturnal Penguin Tours
- 57km north of Launceston
Nocturnal Tour of the Penguin colony at Low Head. Tours
run every night at dusk. An up close and personal experience
for everyone. Low Head is on the eastern shore of the mouth
of the River Tamar. 6km north of George Town. 57km north of
Launceston. Tours run each night just after sunset. Warm clothing
and covered in shoes advisable. Wheel Chair Access.
www.penguintours.lowhead.com/
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The
Honey Farm - 39 Sorell Street, Chudleigh between Mole Creek
and Deloraine
Chudleigh is named after a village in Devon, England. A small,
pretty village set in beautiful countryside between Mole Creek
and Deloraine, its claim to fame is the Honey Farm which provides
an exciting way to see honeybees up close. The farm is impossible
to miss, just look out for the building emblazoned with giant
images of bees. Inside you can watch real honeybees at work
behind glass, discover the story of Tasmanian honey, enjoy interactive
displays and taste the selection of more than 50 honey varieties.
www.thehoneyfarm.com.au/
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Old Hobart Town Model
Village -
Situated in Richmond, which is conside ed the most historic
of Tasmanian towns, Old Hobart Town Model Village is a triple
award-winning attraction showcasing Hobart as it was in the
1820s. Largely reconstructed from original plans, the authenticity
of this model makes it unique in Australia and enables visitors
to visualise how the city has changed over the years. Your
visit here will give you an insight into the historical background
of Hobart helping you to picture life in days gone by. http://www.seetasmaniacard.com/
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Freycinet
Adventures - Freycinet Drive, Coles Bay
With your See Tasmania Smartvisit Card, you will receive a Freycinet
Paddle from $50.00 with Freycinet Adventures. Based in Coles
Bay, the Freycinet Paddle is the ultimate way to experience
the Freycinet National Park. Sea kayaks allow you to explore
pristine beaches and secluded coves of this spectacular coastline.
Discover the amazing colours of its landscape and the tales
of shipwrecked whalers, early settlers and French explorers.
Stop on a beach for freshly brewed tea and coffee - the best
cafe in the world! Be inspired as your guide shares with you
the spirit of the Freycinet Peninsula. www.freycinetadventures.com.au/ |
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The
Wooden Boat Discovery Centre - Main Road, Franklin
Forming part of a school set up to teach the next generation
of craftsmen, the centre will entice you into the fascinating
world of traditional wooden boats. Interactive features, video
presentations and static displays being the history of boatbuilding
and water transport to life. Observing the boatbuilding students
will introduce you to sounds of the activity, the smells of
the timber and glues, the gleam of old and treasured tools,
the satisfaction of old skills learned anew. http://www.seetasmaniacard.com |
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The Coal Valley
Vineyard - 15 mins from Hobart
Only fifteen minutes drive from the centre of Hobart, the restaurant
is perched just above the vines, and with floor to ceiling windows
it has panoramic views out across the beautiful estuary of the
Coal River and the waters of Barilla Bay and Pittwater where
the oysters served in the restaurant are harvested from. www.coalvalley.com.au/
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The Richmond Wine Centre
- 27 Bridge St, Richmond
You expect the best food and wine the island can give....
so visit The Richmond Wine Centre.
We set out to give you that
experience in an enjoyable setting, offering an extensive
menu, premium wine list and a large selection of mouthwatering
desserts . The Richmond Wine Centre is a family business,
We strive to give you the finest and freshest produce available.
Lavender Cottage : - 1 Double
with Spa En suite and Rose Cottage: - 2 Double with En suite
Both Cottages have Laundry Facilities. http://richmondwinecentre.com.au/
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Cooinda Vale Estate - Cooinda
Vale Vineyard, Barton Vale Road, Campania. Belmont Vineyard,
1431 Richmond Road, RIchmond.
Cooinda Vale Estate: is ideally
positioned facing northeast in southeast Tasmania on the banks
of the Coal River Valley. We produce Award Winning cool climate
premium wines in Tasmania, of which the main varieties are
Pinot Noir, Riesling and Chardonnay. The late Denis Pooley
and his wife Margaret established our small family vineyard
at Cooinda Vale Estate in 1985. involved in the business.
The vineyard is ideally positioned facing northeast overlooking
the Coal River in southern Tasmania.
Belmont Vineyard: A stately
house located close to the Township of Richmond. It is a sandstone
structure with a parapet to the front and sides.
www.pooleywines.com.au/
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Domaine A/Stoney Vineyard,
Tasmania, Australia
A 20-hectare property in the Coal River Valley of southern
Tasmania. Wines are made only from estate-grown grapes. Just
30 mMinutes drive from Hobart
www.domaine-a.com.au/
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Hood Wines - 10 Mins from
Hobart
Established in 1990, Hood Wines is the largest contract winemaker
in Tasmania. We also produce a wide range of award-winning
cool climate styles under our Wellington, Frogmore Creek and
Roaring 40s labels. Located in the Coal River Valley region
of southern Tasmania, the winery is just 10 minutes from Hobart.
Our Cellar Door is open every weekend from 10am to 5pm (except
Easter and Christmas). We are located 4 kilometres from the
Cambridge turnoff and 9 kilometres from Richmond. www.hoodwines.com.au
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Arthur River Cruises
The Arthur River is unique to Tasmania, and the best way to
see it is on the MV George Robinson - a beautiful old style
steel craft fitted out with Tasmanian timber and brass. The
Arthur River is one of the State's seven major rivers, but
it is the only one which is completely wild, having never
been logged, dammed or had a hot fire through the rainforest
for almost 650 years.
Aruther River is in Tasmanias
far northwest, it is approximately: 1 hour by road from Smithton
1 hours from Stanley. http://www.arthurrivercruises.com/
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Captain Fell's Historic
Ferries - from Sullivan's Cove Hobart
No matter how you enter Tasmania, 'Spirit of Tasmania',
Virgin Blue, Qantas, Jet Star or Cruise Liner, a highlight
of your stay will be a harbour cruise with a difference, on
Captain Fell's Historic Ferries out of Sullivan's Cove Hobart.
http://www.captainfellshistoricferries.com.au/
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Wild Thing Adventures -
The Gatehouse’ 1 Prince’s Wharf, Castray Esplanade
Family owned cruise business operating from Hobart in a 26
seat boat with exceptional speed and an inflatable pontoon
giving stability.
At Wild Thing Adventures we're
all about having fun, staying safe and letting you enjoy some
of the world's most spectacular scenery.
Wild Thing cruises at 30 knots
but it is capable of travelling 50 knots and The Common Dolphin
is often found around Bruny Island UTube on Wild Thing - Phone:
03 6224 2021 http://wildthingadventures.com.au/?p=3
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World Heritage Cruises
- Strahan, West Coast Tasmania
Make your holiday to Tasmania one to remember by visiting
the West Coast and cruising Macquarie Harbour and the Gordon
River with World Heritage Cruises. World Heritage Cruises
offers a variety of cruises from Strahan on MV. Wander 2,
now supplemented by their new state of the art catamaran "Adventurer"
which is designed for low impact on the fragile Gordon River.
http://www.worldheritagecruises.com.au/gordon/index.html
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Pipers
Brook - 50 minutes' drive from Launceston via Lilydale.
Home of Pipers Brook, Ninth Island, Kreglinger and Norfolk Rise
Vineyards Enter the Kreglinger Wine Estates. Pipers Brook Vineyard
is located at Pipers Brook on the C818 about 50 minutes' drive
from Launceston via Lilydale. http://kreglingerwineestates.com/index.html |
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The Grape Escape - 35 Esplanade
Coles Bay
Personalised tours are operated by an enthusiastic wine lover
with 14 years tourism experience and local knowledge of the
Freycinet region. The full-day winery tour visits three to
four sites including a one-hour tour of a large award-winning
working vineyard. You will visit some of the boutique wineries
dedicated to providing wines to suit every individual taste
and have the chance to tantalize your palate and savour the
rich flavours of the region. Lunch is a range of fine local
cuisine. Six to 10 people. Select from the vineyards available
to you on our tours and we will ensure your experience is
a memorable one.Tel (Toll Free or Local Call Cost): 1800 054
618 www.grapeescape.com.au/
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Meadowbank Estate - 699
Richmond Road Cambridge
We have special offers for winter lunches and winter dinner
functions. A venue obsessed with fine wine, food, art and
landscape. In keeping with our affiliation with the arts,
we produce a seasonal program of events, each quarter. This
program includes special wine tastings, art exhibitions, musical
concerts and fabulous food and wine events.
http://www.meadowbankwines.com.au/events/index.htm
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Woolnorth
- Woolnorth at Smithton
Take a guided tour of the historic Woolnorth property in Tasmania’s
far north-west. You explore the 22,000 hectare property on one
of the guided tours, taking in the old farm buildings, the wind
farm and Cape Grim, where the Bureau of Meteorology has measured
the cleanest air in the world. Try their Wind Farm Tour http://www.woolnorthtours.com.au/ |
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Barnbougle Dunes - 425 Waterhouse
Road, Bridport
Tasmania, Australia’s island state, boasts a pristine environment,
an unspoilt and wild coastline and is a sought after holiday
destination. On this little island, world golf architects
have created Barnbougle Dunes, one of the best links golf
courses in the world. Come and stay and play at Barnbougle
Dunes. Phone: +61-3-6356-0094 http://www.barnbougledunes.com/
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Penitentiary
Chapel & Criminal Courts - Corner Campbell & Brisbane Streets,
Hobart. Access off Brooker Highway.
A National Trust property, this is one of few examples of Georgian
ecclesiastical architecture in the Commonwealth. Just 30 years
after its construction two wings of the building were converted
for use as Criminal Courts, leaving the third as the Penitentiary
Chapel, which remained in use until 1961. Each day Volunteer
Trust guides conduct tours of this fascinating complex which
features underground passages, solitary cells and an execution
yard. http://www.seetasmaniacard.com |
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Brickendon
Historic Farm & Convict Village
Tasmania's only historic farming attraction, this magnificent
1824 estate remains in the same family which farmed it seven
generations ago. It offers a rare insight into the world of
early Tasmanian settlers, right down to the details of the buildings
which were constructed of either pit-saw timber or convict made
brick. http://www.seetasmaniacard.com |
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Nat.
Automobile Museum of Tasmania - 86 Cimitiere Street,
Launceston
Offering one of Australia’s best collections of Veteran, Vintage,
Classic and Exotic motor vehicles and motorcycles, the Museum
has over 95 exhibits on display. The Museum features ever changing
seasonal theme displays and privately owned vehicles, allowing
for a constantly changing display of rare and exciting exhibits
some unique to the museum and not seen in any other collection.
A unique collection of gift lines and memorabilia complements
this exiting attraction that is a delight to be enjoyed by people
of all ages. www.namt.com.au/ |
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Highfield
Historic Site - Green Hills Road, Stanley (Scenic Drive Route)
Many regard Highfield House as the birthplace of European settlement
in Tasmanias north west. Built from 1832 to 1835 as a residence
for the chief agent of the Van Diemens Land Company, Edward
Curr, it represents an important part of Tasmanian historic
heritage. With outstanding views of Stanley and The Nut, its
hard to believe this area was once a convict enclave. But the
proof is all around you in the convict barracks, cottages, chapel,
pigsties and barns. http://www.seetasmaniacard.com |
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Yachting -
Rolex Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race -
The Rolex Sydney Hobart is a 628nm yacht race which begins
in Sydney Harbour and finishes in Hobart. Each December on
Boxing Day you can see the world's greatest yachts charging
through Sydney Heads as they take part in the Rolex Sydney
Hobart Yacht Race. Days later, in Hobart, the excitement builds
as news of who will be the first boat to arrive comes through
to Constitution Dock in Hobart. www.discovertasmania.com
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Runnymede - 61 Bay Road,
New Town
Overlooking New Town Bay on the River Derwent, Runnymede is
a stately colonial residence surrounded by delightful grounds.
It was built in the 1830s by Robert Pitcairn, a strong advocate
for the abolition of convict transportation and the first
lawyer to qualify in Tasmania. Carefully restored and maintained
by the National Trust, Runnymede is now furnished as a gentleman's
residence of the 1840s period. Tel - 03) 6278 1269 - Opening
Hours: Mon - Friday 10:00am to 4:30pm, Sat - Sun 12:00pm to
4:30pm - Closed: Good Friday & Christmas Day http://www.seetasmaniacard.com
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Franklin
House - 413 Hobart Road, Franklin Village (Near Launceston)
On the outskirts of Launceston is Franklin House. Built in 1838
for an early Launceston brewer and innkeeper, Mr Britton Jones,
it soon became the Classical and Commercial school. The school
enjoyed an enviable reputation in the north of the colony for
more than 20 years, educating the sons of many prominent citizens.
Outstanding features include the joinery of NSW cedar, an original
kitchen, clocks, fine china and a collection of fine English
furniture with a number of colonial pieces. The school room
is also a special feature of the house. http://www.seetasmaniacard.com |
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The Shot Tower
- A short drive from Hobart
Just a short drive from Hobart is Taroona, home to the only
remaining circular sandstone shot tower in the world. Did you
know that dropping molten lead down the tower resulted in perfectly
spherical gun pellets? Be sure to climb the stairs because there
are breathtaking views of the Derwent River estuary from the
top. As well as the fine views from the tower there is a small
museum, pretty grounds, a craft shop and a tearoom serving delicious
refreshments. This is a great place to stop on your journey
to the Huon Valley or to visit from Hobart. http://www.seetasmaniacard.com |
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Launcestion Planetarium
- Queen Victoria Museum & Art Gallery, 2 Wellington Street,
Launceston
See the stars at the Planetarium in the Queen Victoria Museum
and Art Gallery. The 45-seat planetarium presents a variety
of astronomy shows by projecting images of the southern night
sky onto a domed ceiling accompanied by special effects and
narration. The planetarium projector, the heart of the system,
displays all the stars visible to the unaided eye from the southern
hemisphere, and simulates the apparent motion of the stars as
the Earth rotates. The effect is so realistic, it is like being
out under the stars! For shows Tel (03) 6323 3777 http://www.seetasmaniacard.com |
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Creative
Paper Tasmania - Burnie* Tel (03) 6430 7717
The largest handmade paper mill in Australia, Creative Paper
Tasmania specialises in turning Tasmanian plants and recycled
materials into some of the most astonishing papers on the planet.
Here you’ll fine genuine Roo Poo paper as well as paper made
from beer and recycled jeans! Take part in the hands-on papermaking
tour where you’ll be introduced to this wonderful craft, rich
in history and tradition. The interpretive displays allow you
to experience what life was like back in Burnie’s papermaking
hey day. Walk through Australia’s only papermaker’s garden and
meet Tasmania’s famous life-sized ‘paper people’ sculptures.
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The
Maritime Museum of Tasmania - Cnr Argyle & Davey Street, Hobart
Surrounded by the ocean, it's no wonder that Tasmania's seafaring
heritage is still of great significance. The Maritime Museum
of Tasmania charts the history from earliest times to modern
day with the largest collection of maritime artefacts in the
state. Beautiful paintings, historical accounts and intricate
replicas of ships as well as a gift shop full of maritime memorabilia
help bring Tasmania's nautical links alive. http://www.seetasmaniacard.com |
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Tattersall's
Hobart Aquatic Centre
This world class facility comprises of three superb pools, spas,
a sauna and steam room, fitness centre and café. Relax in a
sub-tropical paradise and enjoy the excitement of the aquatic
activities including a waterslide, bubble jets, lap pools, a
beach entry, and a giant inflatable sea dragon. After your swim
why not spoil yourself to lunch at the café or enjoy a workout
in the fitness centre.http://www.seetasmaniacard.com |
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Cable
Hang Gliding - Located at Tahune Forest Airwalk
Experience this unique sensation in complete safety as you soar
over an 19 metre cliff to your landing 200 metres from take-off.
Cable Hang Gliding uses approved safety methods to ensure your
hang gliding flight simulation is one to remember. Flying days
can be determined by weather conditions so please check with
the operators to avoid disappointment. www.cablehanggliding.com.au/
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Cable Hang Gliding
- Located at Trevallyn Dam Quarry, Reatta Road, Launceston
Experience this unique sensation in complete safety as you soar
over an 19 metre cliff to your landing 200 metres from take-off.
Cable Hang Gliding uses approved safety methods to ensure your
hang gliding flight simulation is one to remember. Flying days
can be determined by weather conditions so please check with
the operators to avoid disappointment. www.cablehanggliding.com.au/ |
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