Where is Tasmania?
Tasmania is in the Southern Hemisphere, south-east of Australia. It is separated from the Australian mainland by the Bass Strait, which is about 150 miles wide, which makes Tasmania the only island state of Australia.
Tasmania
Tasmania, often referred to as Tassie, is an island state of Australia, located to the south of the main Australian land mass. Known for its rugged wilderness and stunning landscapes, Tasmania covers a total land area of approximately 26,410 square miles, making it the 26th largest island in the world.
Australia's Island State
A Haven of Untouched Wilderness and Scenic Landscapes
Despite being the smallest of Australia's states, Tasmania is geographically diverse, with over 40% of the area dedicated to national parks, reserves, and World Heritage Sites. Some of these include Cradle Mountain, Wineglass Bay, and the Tasmanian Wilderness, which is a UNESCO World Heritage area.
Why Should I Visit Tasmania?
Pristine Scenery
Wonderful Wildlife
Outdoor Exploration
Pristine Scenery
Boasting pristine forests, majestic mountains, picturesque beaches, and a myriad of shimmering lakes, Tasmania offers an unforgettable visual feast. This treasure trove of natural beauty draws adventurers and explorers alike to embark on invigorating hikes through UNESCO World Heritage sites, scenic drives along the charming coastline, and rejuvenating retreats in its scenic countryside. Dive into the serene world of picturesque Tasmania, and find yourself immersed in a living canvas brimming with awe-inspiring scenery.