Your Southern Tasmanian Journey

Hobart through the Huon Valley
to Far South Tasmania and Bruny Island

Journey through Southern Tasmania, a land of waterways, wilderness, wildlife and wine. This nature lovers' paradise is so much more than a day trip from Hobart. Let us show you over 100 reasons to spend at least 4 nights around Huonville, Dover and Bruny Island. Explore the road less traveled and enjoy a 2, 4, 6 or 8 night southern journey.
"We saw so much in one day.
Imagine what we could have seen if we had stayed a week !"

The Plan
Flights, ferry, accommodation and guided tours should be pre booked. The earlier you book, the more chance you will get your preferred location on your preferred dates. Avoid Christmas to end January. Tasmania is full.

Arrival
What transport options are there into Tasmania and Hobart?
What is prohibited to bring into Tasmania?
​Getting your bearings, maps etc.
​Where to stay the first night?
​What to do in Southern Tasmania?

The Journey
Chose your Southern Journey:
  • 2 nights to the southernmost place in Australia
  • 4 nights of nature
  • 6 nights of waterways, wilderness, wildlife and wine
  • 8 nights, city lights plus everything else. 

The Memory
Take home a little piece of Tassie and share your experiences with future visitors.

Read what past visitors have said about their journey in southern Tasmania.
 Less driving, more adventure.

Your Southern Journey
​starts here...

takes you 3 to 7 days via here, here, here and  here...

Your Southern Journey
​ends here
Cockle Creek is the ultimate goal of your southern Journey drive. The road ends in Southwest National Park. Nearby are Hastings Caves, Ida Bay Railway and a 2 hour walk to South Cape Bay, the southernmost beach in Australia.
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Where to stay during your journey through Southern Tasmania
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Little Seed: Franklin

An romantic couples retreat in the hills just above the historic town of Franklin, Tasmania. Fully catered or self cater in this premium cottage set in a country garden.
Near Huonville, Mount Misery Walk, Hartz Mountains, Wooden Boat School, Willie Smiths Apple Shed and Home Hill Winery.
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