10 Top Things to Do on a TASMANIA Road Trip, Australia in 2024 | Travel Guide & To-Do List

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A road trip is the perfect way to explore Tasmania. The distances between key centres are relatively short, the roads are excellent, and you never have to travel too far to see something amazing. To do a rough full circle of Tassie, you’ll need ten to twelve days. That will still see you moving reasonably quickly, but with time to tick off key sights and attractions along the way.

In this episode of our online travel series, we showcase ten amazing things to do on a road trip around the island. Our list includes the chance to shop up up a storm at Hobart's Salamanca Market, explore the splendour of Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, cruise the Gordon Wild River, ride the West Coast Wilderness Railway, and get in touch with your inner convict at the Port Arthur Historic Site.

Chapters
0:00 Introduction
1:08 Salmanca Market, Hobart
1:38 Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, Brighton
3:07 Port Arthur Historic Site
5:29 Bicheno Penguins
5:55 Woolmers Estate, Longford
7:37 House of Anvers Chocolate Factory, Latrobe
8:06 Sheffield (mural town)
8:36 Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park
9:11 Gordon River Cruise, Strahan
10:13 West Coast Wilderness Railway, Strahan

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This video is hosted by Adam Ford – editor of Top Oz Tours and Travel Ideas, and an Australian travel TV presenter, writer, blogger, and photographer.

Camera/sound: Andrew McDonald

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[bw]

Thanks for the high quality video with detailed but interesting descriptions and beautiful graphics.

I am going to visit Tasmania in 2 weeks!

[harleyb.birdwhisperer]

Did this some years ago. Bonorong was the high spot - went at sunset, helped Tony feed the animals. Amazing, loved it.

[elisebutson]

Great informative video, looks amazing!
Will definitely help me plan my trip next year 😊

[mariaelsyzapatafranco]

Wow, genial, hermosa tierra y bendecida!! Gracias por tan maravilloso vídeo!...🤌👌🙌👏👏👏🌱🌿🪴🌳

[LawlessRaafay]

I'm thinking of going to Tasi from Melbourne

[gemspiritmessages]

I’m so glad I saw this video, as a solo traveler it’s always good to see what might be still enjoyable alone.
I’m so looking forward to my first visit in April, but it might be a shock temperature wise from Qld 😂 Thankyou

[ShimonMeetsWorld]

Wow Tasmania looks like such a cool place to visit! Have to admit it has never been on the list, but this video definitely made me want to visit

[meggymoo]

Love your video about Tassie, the content you included was very informative and interesting to check out. I am hoping to go in November time, any suggestions? :)

[davidmoore]

Get on the first plane out is the best thing to do in Tasmania

[vaishnodevifamily]

Bhut acha Vedio h apka.. bhut mst h.. Aise hi hmesa bnate rhe. Full support 👍👍👍 pinned👌👌👌👌- Mr Blogger 99👍👍

[ocean]

08:06 are you about to raw dog your used toothpick into another bowl of chocolate?!?!?

[bigtonsilhuman]

Dont mention some of the worlds most beautiful forrests..

[frankz]

Great place for a holiday, otherwise the highest house prices and rentals and lowest wages in the country. Excellent place to move to and Rot on minimum wage or get into public service.

[DrinkinDaJuice]

Tasmania: Ain't no lifeguards in this gene pool...

[amitygee]

Absolute garbage Tasmania is a diamond and here your showing infrastructure this js an ad lake sinclaire was the only thing they showed worth seeing but there's a whole island that potentially undiscvovered

[timtamothy]

Gee I wonder if there's another dark chapter in Australia's history that erased much more than 200 years of history, that was completely omitted from this video 🤔

[codcrap]

There is not many fun things to do around Tasmania beside sightseeing most of it is country and bush and if you go anywhere fun you will get harassed by Bogans, so save your money and go to the Holocaust Museum its less depressing