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Map Tasmania showing tourist spots and Information

Tasmania is Australia’s Island state. Some 200kms south of the mainland, its many lakes, vast wilderness areas and snow capped mountains make it a popular destination for Australians and holiday makers from all parts of the globe.

North West Tasmania

Showing Places to Visit:

  • Avoca
  • Beauty Point
  • Bicheno
  • Binalong Bay
  • Bracknell
  • Branxholm
  • Bridport
  • Cambell Town
  • Cressy
  • Deloraine
  • Derby
  • Evandale
  • Fingal
  • George Town
  • Gladstone

 

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H - Z Places:

  • Hagley
  • Lilydale
  • Longford
  • Low Head
  • Mole Creek
  • Narawntapu National Park
  • Perth
  • Poatina
  • Ringarooma
  • Scamander
  • Scotsdale
  • St Helens
  • St Marys
  • Weymouth
  • Winneleah

 

Bass Strait Ferry Service

The Bass Strait ferry service from Melbourne Victoria disembarks passengers at the northern city of Devonport, situated at at the mouth of the Tasmanian Mersey River in the North West.

This part of Tasmania is Cradle Mountain country, while the coastal route to the far north west has some of most beautiful countryside found throughout Australia.

Places to See

See Attractions in Tasmania - Tasmania Museums.

Hotels in Tasmania

You can find all kinds of accommodation in Tasmania. Hotels, motels, resorts, caravan parks, hostels for backpackers and for the adventurous who want to explore the wilderness, campsites set in stunning locations.

 

 

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