Pioneer Cottage offers self-contained accommodation at New Norfolk, 30 minutes from Hobart. Originally built in 1946, the three-bedroom property has been restored ... read more

Adventure Tarraleah is located in the Tasmanian highlands en route to Tasmania's rugged west coast. It is the base for wilderness, wild trout, walking, waterfalls ... read more

Highlander Arms is located at Tarraleah in Tasmania's central highlands and offers a cultural experience. Guests may enjoy local beers, Tasmanian wines, good service ... read more

The Bush Inn at New New Norfolk in the Derwent Valley has provided hospitality since 1825. The Bush Inn's facilities include three bars, 20 guest rooms with shared ... read more

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Bill Lark has overcome every obstacle to create a whisky business, and industry, in Tasmania, including a 153 year-old government ban on distilling in the state. His latest venture will see visitors hand-making their own barrels of fine Tasmania whisky.

Pamper someone you love with a special weekend away. Wine, food and travel writer Winsor Dobbin suggests some great wine and food getaways in Australia's south-eastern States »

Growing vines in the Midlands of Tasmania which experiences very cold winters and long summer days seemed the perfect recipe for good wine and Frank and Milly Youl wondered why no one else had tried. From the initial plot in 1987 and much hard work, the early doubters have long disappeared with the vineyard now successfully producing pinot and riesling. Tasting notes for Barton wines »