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10 Reasons To Visit Bicheno
Tucked away on Tasmania's east coast, the quiet seaside enclave of Bicheno just found itself named #1 on Australian Traveller’s list of Best Aussie Towns to visit in 2026 - and rightly so. From an ancient wilderness at its back to cold-water oysters and handmade perfume on its doorstep, here’s just 10 reasons (there’s plenty more) this former whaling port might just be the most extraordinary town you haven't been to yet.
The 9 Best Day Trips You Can Take From Hobart Right Now
As a small city in a small state, Tasmania's capital punches well above its weight, but there’s plenty more to see, do and eat with the help of four wheels and a day. Within two hours in any direction, you’ll find ancient forests, world-class wine, beautiful coastline, and towns that feel completely untouched. Here's where to point the car.
Your Guide To Hiking Tasmania’s Walls of Jerusalem With Kids
Bottom of the World contributor Kate Bown shares how her extended family - including eight school-aged children and a baby - explored Walls of Jerusalem National Park. Nestled in the rugged central highlands of Lutruwita/Tasmania, it’s the perfect place to introduce kids to a multi-day hiking adventure.
Mount Field: Southern Tasmania’s Most Enchanting National Park
With dazzling waterfalls, towering trees and glittering alpine lakes, Mount Field National Park is a wilderness wonderland. Just one hour north-west of Nipaluna/Hobart, discover an impressive range of family-friendly nature experiences.
Maria Island: Tasmania’s Ultimate Day Trip?
Whether you’re in Lutruwita/Tasmania for a few days, or you call the Apple Isle home, a day trip to magical Maria Island should be at the top of your to-do list.
Road Trip Tassie’s Iconic East Coast
Beaches, wineries, quaint coastal towns, national parks and more famous landmarks than you can handle – Tasmania’s east coast is the best place to hit the road. Pick and mix your own day trip itinerary from our must-visits, or knock off the lot over a leisurely multi-day meander along the coast.
Q&A: Hugh Whitehouse
Scouted to work all over the world, a hatted chef has made east coast Tasmania home.