Tasmania

The trans-Tasman bubble is officially here, which means Kiwi travellers are free to visit Australia without having to worry about quarantining when they return home.  With Australia’s borders remaining closed for now to all other…

In many ways, travelling in Australia is akin to travelling to more than one part of the world at once. So rather than umming and ahhing about your next holiday to one or two countries, here’s how you can reap the rewards of multiple countries by visiting just one: Australia.

You’ll never be short of things to do in Tasmania’s capital. Here’s how to have a devilishly good time in the Apple Isle.

From the dusty Red Centre to the tip of the Top End and all the way down to Tasmania’s south, Australia is home to some of the world’s most unique landscapes. And nothing beats exploring these regions by foot.

First time in Tasmania? Check. First time on a group tour? Check.

Tasmania’s breathtaking landscapes include everything from white sandy beaches to snow-capped mountains and wild, rugged coastal cliffs.

Ah Tasmania. The Apple Isle. You may know it as the bit of Australia that often gets left off maps, Commonwealth Games uniforms and various marketing collateral. Awkward. It also happens to be one of the most beautiful states in all of Australia.