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      ASMALLWORLD Recommends: Tasmania

      ASMALLWORLD Recommends: Tasmania

      Tasmania is an unspoiled paradise of breathtaking landscapes. Rugged coastlines give way to pristine white beaches and untouched wilderness collides with vibrant culinary scenes. Whether you’re hiking the ancient trails, sipping pinot noir at a sun-drenched vineyard or discovering the island state’s rich history, Tasmania is a destination you simply can’t miss.

      Walking Trails in Freycinet National Park

      If there’s one place that encapsulates Tasmania’s natural beauty, it’s Freycinet National Park. The park is home to First Nation’s and European heritage sites as well as some of the most spectacular coastal scenery. Embark on a hike to the famous Wineglass Bay, a stretch of pure white sand framed by the dramatic pink and red granite peaks of The Hazards. The hike is a rewarding two-hour round trip, but for a greater challenge ascend Mount Amos for panoramic views over the park. Coles Bay, Sleepy Bay and Honeymoon Bay all feature impressive rockpools and the sheltered waters make them a great place for beginners to snorkel. 

      EMBARK ON A HIKE AT FREYCINET NATIONAL PARK

      Tasting Tours Through Tasmania

      Thanks to its cool climate and rich soil, Tasmania is a gastronome’s dream. The island state produces some of Australia’s most sought-after wines, truffles, honey and cheeses and there is an abundance of wine and food trails to taste your way through the island. The Tamar Valley Wine Trail, the island’s oldest and most prestigious wine-growing region, boasts more than 30 cellar doors overlooking the gorgeous Kanamaluka River Tamar. Further north, the North West Wine Trail takes you through lush farmlands where you can sample produce from hazelnuts, oysters, berries and pasture-raised meats. 

      Hobart City Centre, an urban oasis

      Tasmania’s capital blends old-world charm with contemporary creativity. Start your day at the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA), an extraordinary and eccentric gallery housed in a sandstone cliff overlooking the Derwent River. For panoramic views over the city, climb Kunanyi / Mount Wellington, a 1,271-metre peak that looms over the city. Reward yourself with a meal at the historic Signal Station restaurant, capturing 180-degree views across the Southern Tasmania coastal landscape, featuring local and fresh produce. 

      HOBART, TASMANIA

      Stay at The Tasman, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Hobart, a heritage building just five minutes' walk from the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery and the Maritime Museum. The rooms are lavish and two on-site restaurants make it easy to enjoy a delicious meal in comfort, only steps from your room, ideal after a long day of adventure. If you book via ASMALLWORLD Collection, you will be entitled to VIP benefits such as room upgrades, hotel credit and more at no extra cost!

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      The Tasman, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Hobart
      The Tasman, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Hobart
      Hobart, Australia

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