Tasmania: Hotels & Restaurants

Huon Valley is said to be Tasmania’s best-kept gourmet secret, with rivers, orchards, friendly locals and hearty food.

If you’re planning an adventure in Launceston, be sure to squeeze a few of these fun activities in your itinerary. 

Hot on Hobart’s heels, Launceston is fast becoming the golden child of Tasmania’s food and wine scene.

Cygnet is popular for its cafes, galleries, antique and curio stores and local artisans, ranging from potters to wooden spoon carvers.

Enjoy golf on King Island on some of the best courses in the world, alongside exquisite cheese, sensational beef and whisky worth travelling for.

Freycinet is famous for its iconic Wine Glass Bay, but there is so much see and do on this stunning part of Tasmania’s wildly wonderful east coast.

Discover some of the best-kept gourmet secrets across Tasmania, including boutique distilleries, street eats, cellar doors and more.

Most people know King Island for its cuisine and golf courses, but the sense of community will also steal your heart.

Just 10 minutes from Cygnet, this charming retreat on Beaupre Peninsula is all about disconnecting the WiFi and reconnecting with nature.

The jewel of Tasmania’s east coast, Freycinet is teeming with cool cafes, sprawling wineries and word class restaurants. Not to mention some stellar hotels.