Hobart and Southern Region
Hastings Caves & Thermal Springs
Fancy relaxing away in heated waters of Tasmania? Yes, deliciously warm water in Tassie! Well you can at the Hastings Caves State Reserve. It offers visitors a variety of experiences, from relaxing in the warm waters of a thermal springs pool, walking in the rich forests of the reserve and, the unique experience of exploring Newdegate Cave. More information is available at its well-equipped visitor centre.
Home Hill Winery
We are situated in the small village of Ranelagh, a short thirty minute drive south of Hobart in the beautiful Huon Valley region. The winery is set amongst an immaculate vineyard with stunning mountain views making it the prefect option for wedding receptions, corporate events or a relaxing lunch. We are a country retreat for many; the peacefulness of the Huon Valley and the vineyard entices many people to come and relax for a few hours in a tranquil setting. For more information about the cellar door and restaurant, please visit www.homehillwines.com.au
South Bruny National Park
South Bruny National Park lies at the southern tip of Bruny Island off the southeast coast of Tasmania. Much of the coast is comprised of towering cliffs, muttonbird rookeries, gardens of kelp seaweed and long sandy beaches. The park offers plenty of opportunities for walking, from the short stroll to the remains of an old whaling station at Grass Point, to the more demanding Labillardiere Peninsula circuit.
Cockle Creek
How does standing on the most Southern tip of the Australian continent sound. At Cockle Creek is the most southern road that you’ll drive on. Cockle Creek is a 2-hr drive (148 km) south of Hobart via Geeveston from where visitors can walk to the most southern tip of Tasmania or take a picnic to enjoy, but well worth the experience to create some wonderful unique Tasmanian holiday memories.
The Convict Trail
How about discovering the some of Australia’s fascinating convict past? From historic Richmond to the Tasman National Park, Eaglehawk Neck and Port Arthur Historic Site, this fascinating journey is well worth the informative drive. Rich in convict history and natural beauty you’re sure to be collecting many interesting facts along the way. The Tasman Peninsula is a place of breathtaking seascapes, some of the tallest sea cliffs in the world and wild ocean views.