Country Club Villas
Country Club Villas are adjacent to Country Club Tasmania in natural bushland minutes from Launceston. The well-appointed 1, 2 and 3 bedroom villas provide all you need for a relaxing getaway. With a fully equipped kitchen with spacious dining and lounge areas, the villas are ideal for groups or ...
Travel Dates: 1 October - 15 December 2018
Hotel Grand Chancellor Lauces
Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston, the city's premier 4.5 star hotel, offers superior accommodation in the 165 rooms 4.5 star. A la carte in house restaurant our chef uses and extensive range of superb Tasmanian cuisine with an extensive range range of local wines of offer. The extensive conferen...
Travel Dates: 1 October - 4 December 2018
Mercure Launceston
Mercure Launceston is a newly refurbished 4 star self-rated hotel, only a 5 minute walk to the CBD and tourist attractions, just 15 minutes drive from the Launceston Airport. Guests can unwind in the Titanium Bar & Bistro and take in views of the beautiful City Park. All rooms have private en-sui...
Travel Dates: 1 October - 15 December 2018
Travelodge Hobart
Travelodge Hotel Hobart offers great value in the heart of Hobart with guest rooms overlooking the beautiful Mount Wellington or Hobart city. A short walk will take you to charming dining and shopping spots such as Battery Point, Salamanca Place, Constitution Dock and the waterfront. - The hotel ...
Travel Dates: 1 October - 30 November 2018
Best Western Hobart
Best Western Hobart offers guests a warm friendly welcome. Located in the heart of Hobart, with shopping, cafes, markets and the waterfront, all within an easy walk. Enjoy city or mountain views from the balcony of your refurbished spacious guest room. Take advantage of on-site undercover parking...
Travel Dates: 1 October - 30 November 2018
Tassie is a nature lover's seventh heaven
The Apple Isle is sometimes overlooked as a holiday hot spot, but that just adds to its charm – a visit to Tasmania can make you feel like you're in on one of Australia's best kept secrets. Naturally spectacular Tassie packs so much diversity into such a small space that it is an ideal short break desintation, especially if you are seeking a weekend getaway from Melbourne or Sydney. Seaside capital Hobart has grown from its historical roots to become a foodie paradise and the state's cultural heart. Kick off your weekend away with a wander through the iconic Salamanca Market where hundreds of local artisans peddle their edibles and admirables while Mt Wellington looms proud in the background.
Downtown Hobart
When you've indulged on tours of the Cascade Brewery and Cadbury's Chocolate Factory, venture north to river city Launceston. Tasmania's second largest city has also undergone a bit of reinvention to become a premier destination for fine dining and leisure while retaining its heritage with colonial estates dating back over two centuries. Launceston is also the gateway to wine country, Tamar Valley, named for the river snaking its way through the region. Slow-paced Tamar Valley is best experienced via road trip, taking your time to sample tasting plates at boutique vineyards and admire the breathtaking scenery.
The Nut, Stanley
It's easy to work a little culture into your weekend escape with convict ruins and sites of significance scattered across the island. Former penal colony Port Arthur is a snapshot of time where thousands of convicts once laboured – stick around for a tour of the paranormal variety when the sun sets on the peninsula. Check out Flight Centre's mini holidays in Tasmania and experience the unparalleled vistas of Cradle Mountain and the old-world charm of seaside villages dotted along the windswept headlands.