Feed Your Curious

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Feed Your Curious

Discover a place where the unexpected roams, the extraordinary abounds and the everyday is anything but. Tasmania awaits.

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Arts + Culture

An art scene like no other. Cultural hotspots from north to south.

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Events + Festivals

Long twilight hours and a sun that refuses to dip below the horizon sets the scene for curious festivals and feasts.

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Food + Drink

The world's favourite food basket. Feast like a local.

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History

Discover stories almost too remarkable to be true.

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Indulge

Taste it in the food, experience it at your accommodation, come here for unimitable experiences.

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Outdoor + Adventure

Ancient wilderness full of unexpected adventures.

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Travel Tips

15 Ways to Feed Your Hunger in Tassie

Want some local’s tips on fresh island eats? Tassie writer Alice Hansen serves up a roving menu of hunger-sorters, from pizza out of a disco ball oven to coastal fare whipped up by a celebrity chef. Come feast with us.

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Chasing Tassie’s Southern Lights

The Northern Lights have been described as a celestial ballet of light dancing across the night sky. Many have made the pilgrimage to Norway to sit beneath the Arctic sky in wonder, but few realise its southern equal, the Aurora Australis, can be seen from Tasmania.

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8 Ways to do a winter romance

Got someone you’re rather in love with? Why not whisk that special someone away for a few days at the world’s edge, reconnect in a wilderness tub, frolic about on your own private island or cosy up in a re-loved west coast fishing shack.

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3 Ways to see Tassie’s Cute and Cuddly Creatures

Tasmania’s wilderness provides a safe haven for an extraordinary array of wildlife found nowhere else in the world. The island is the only place you can see a Tasmanian devil, eastern quoll, pademelon, spotted-tailed quoll and bettong in the wild. Come September, the cute and cuddly factor is dialed up a notch as their adorable spring babies become more adventurous, exploring beyond the pouch.

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7 Spots To Sip Tassie Gin

Gin. It’s on everyone’s lips. Those in the know frequent cocktail bars with dedicated gin libraries. Others tap into gin-making masterclasses. Tassie’s gin scene is firing up and winter is the time to find a cosy bar and a new fave tipple. Visit our local distillers, from elegant estates to a fellow turning sheep’s whey into awarded spirits. Here are our top picks of where to sip Tassie gin this winter.

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