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Tasmania is the only Australian state that is not part of the mainland. It is also the smallest state and has the lowest population. Originally a convict settlement known as Van Diemen's Land it is one of the first areas of Australia to be colonized by Europeans. This combination makes Tasmania one of the most historic and tranquil areas of the country , add the large areas of untouched wilderness that exist throughout the state and you have the perfect tourist destination.



Tasmania Attractions

General Information
General Information about Tasmania. This includes such details as some statistics about the state, some history and some useful information for travellers such as car hire prices.
Central Tasmania
Go bushwalking or, in winter, skiing.Go trout fishing in the mountain streams, go to Lake Pedder and the Rivers. If you like the great outdoors, Central Tasmania is THE place to go.

East Coast
Remote and sparsely populated the east coast of Tasmania is the location of a number of National Parks. You can go whale spotting at Freycinet National Park near Coles Bay or visit the East Coast Birdlife and Animal Park at Bicheno.

Hobart
Tasmania's largest city and the home to many places of interest. Many historical sites dating back to the convict days as well as numerous museums. Tours of the Cadbury Chocolate Factory, Cascade Brewery and the Tasmanian Distillery are available. High rollers may choose to visit the casino. Alternatively you may just want to relax on a guided tour of the town or a boat cruise along the Derwent River.

Launceston
The second largest city in Tasmania, the 'Garden City' has much to offer. All tastes are catered for with activities ranging from visits to Penny Royal World or to Cataract Gorge and Trevallyn Dam.Cycling tours and coach tram tours are available and the casino is a favorite of travellers.

Southern Tasmania and The Tasman Peninsula
one of the earliest areas settled by Europeans, Tasmania's south has many historical sites including Port Arthur on the Tasman Peninsula. You can also visit one of the many national parks in the region.

West Coast
Travel down the Gordon River, go jet boating , rafting or even fishing.Also come and see the Pioneer and Mining Museum at Zeehan and the Mt Lyell mine at Queenstown.