Welcome to Flinders Island
Flinders Island is a small community of approximately 950 residents. One of 52 islands in the Furneaux Islands group, it is characterised by an extraordinary natural environment. A visit to Flinders Island gives you a glimpse of island life and the opportunity to allow tourism to contribute in a regenerative way to the island and it's community.
Northern Tasmania is full to the brim with award winning experiences!
Northern Tasmania has been in the news lately recognised as a 'must-visit' destination and it is our tourism operators who make the magic happen every day - delivering unique experiences and a warm welcome.
Discover the Excitement of the Festival Hub at Junction Arts Festival
Junction Arts Festival brings art, music, and so much more to Launnie every year in September and at the heart of it all is the Festival Hub at Prince’s Square. This vibrant space is where the festival’s energy truly comes alive, offering a mix of exciting events, performances, and activities that cater to all ages and interests.
Waterfall Hunting
Take a journey of discovery chasing the waterfalls of Northern Tasmania.
Connect and recharge in Northern Tasmania
Disconnect from day-to-day life and connect with each other in Northern Tasmania. Here you will find authentic experiences that let you reflect and focus on the things that truly matter. Whether you're a foodie, a thrill seeker, nature lover, or history buff, there is something her for you.
This Sweet Life visits Launceston!
Launceston is a perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and family bonding. From exploring the natural beauty of Cataract Gorge to encountering wildlife and exploring caves, every moment is filled with excitement and wonder. Launceston’s charm and hospitality leave a lasting impression, read on to discover more about Natalie and her family's exciting trip to Tasmania.
10 Things You Need to Know About Ben Lomond
Ben Lomond on the edge of Launceston is the ultimate alpine adventure with something for everyone all year round. This stunning place comes alive in winter but dig deeper and you will find yourself a reason to head there in summer, spring and autumn too.
The OFF Season has kicked off!
Any time of year is a fine time to explore Tasmania, but the cooler months are when things get wild. This is the Off Season – a time to gather around blazing log fires and slow-cooked feasts; to plunge into festivals and dance wildly; to talk long into the night and dream deeply. Find inspiration in nature, get creative, or go 'off' in your own way – the Off Season is open to just about anything.
20 ways to explore the kanamaluka/Tamar River Estuary
The meeting place of three waterways, Kanamaluka/Tamar Estuary has been a flourishing centre of biodiversity and cultural home to Tasmanian Aboriginal people for more than 40,000 years.
Discovering Northern Tasmania
Meet Paula aka Truly Expat. After a week in Northern Tasmania she is hooked and sharing her insights with fellow expats, encouraging them to come and discover this beautiful part of Tassie.
Contemporary Art Journey
Love contemporary art? Looking for a short break this Spring that will satisfy your culture needs and foodie desires? Then pack a pair of comfy shoes and get ready to explore Launnie.
Reassign
Step into a world where past meets present. Learn more about Aboriginal, colonial, and agricultural history in the Northern Midlands, through an innovative range of digital activations.