Tasmania Cradle Mountain Lodge is a warm, rustic retreat nestled high in the Tasmanian wilderness, a superb escape featuring cozy cabins, fine food, wine and many activities. Click here for more details.
	Coles Bay, Freycinet National Park The world of Freycinet Lodge is a resort like no other. Here, comfort and convenience harmonise with the natural wonders of Freycinet National Park. Here, it is possible to enjoy the delights of fresh Tasmanian produce while watching dolphins play beneath the deck overlooking Great Oyster Bay. Click here for more details.
	Hobart, Tasmania Hadleys Hotel is conventiently located in the heart of the city. Within walking distance to Hobarts major tourist attractions, shopping and business centers. Click here for more details.
	Hobart, Tasmania Dignified and stately, Lenna overlooks Hobart's magnificent harbour, Mount Wellington and Princes Park. Click here for more details.
	Hobart, Tasmania Historic woolstore building renovated to retain much of the original structure. Country style hospitality. It has 118 rooms and luxury apartments with fine décor and fittings. Click here for more details.
	Hobart, Tasmania Somerset on the Pier Hotel Hobart is a 4 Star hotel, located on the Elizabeth Street Pier of Sullivan Cove. Somerset on the Pier offers luxurious and spacious loft-style apartments. Click here for more details.
	Hobart, Tasmania With absolute water frontage overlooking the sparkling Derwent River, Wrest Point provides first class accommodation with spectacular views, and a wide range of dining and entertainment options. Click here for more details.

Separated from mainland Australia by a 150-mile stretch of Bass Strait, Tasmania is a land apart - a place of beautiful, unspoiled landscapes, friendly, welcoming people, a pleasant, temperate climate, wonderful food and wine and a rich history.

According to experienced travelers who've criss-crossed the globe in search of excellence, Tasmania has one of the world's ten best beaches (Wineglass Bay), the world's best little town (Strahan) and has been rated the world's "best temperate island" by Condé Nast Traveler magazine.

Roughly the size of West Virginia, Tasmania is Australia's smallest state, with dramatic coastlines, rugged mountains, tall forests and sparkling highland lakes. More than 30 percent of the state is reserved in a network of National Parks and the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area, a refuge and habitat for rare plants and animals, including survivors of the ancient southern super continent, Gondwana.

Wilderness, heritage, art & culture, food & wine and so much more await you in Tasmania.