Tasmania 4 day long weekend escape

It's a lovely small city to stay for a break of a couple hours or more to enjoy a nice meal. It has some old town charm and a feeling of an easy and quiet life. It has a very good bakery Banjo's Bakery Cafe, which I personally recommend if ...

Wonderful park that demonstrates the power of nature. This is quite a remote but popular area due to its beauty. However, you won't find many people here. The track to the lookout is pretty short one (only 1.5 km), but a lot of climbing is included. There are several tracks ...

Wonderful park that demonstrates the power of nature. This is quite a remote but popular area due to its beauty. However, you won't find many people here. It's also not an easy one. If you don't have time and if it's not your full day stop, do half of the ...

On the way back from park, enjoy the drive and the early sunset panoramas around.

Unfortunately, I don't remember the exact place of this lookout. It was somewhere on Tasman Drive. The view was so amazing that I could say that it was one of the best sunsets I ever saw. I wish everyone could see that kind of amazing view in this place. Definitely ...

Lovely small town to stay in the convict house and enjoy the evening/morning talk with locals. If you decide to do a longer stop, there are some activities you can do too. Check out our stay choice in more links.

Port Arthur is a small town and one of the first and biggest convict settlements of Australia. Port Arthur is one of most significant heritages that can reveal its past. Stay there for a whole day or more.

Port Arthur is a small town on the Tasman Peninsula, Australia. It ...

What can open the local culture and lifestyle the best? Local markets of course! Local food products, crafts and chat with friendly people to create a perfect start to the day and sweet memories about Hobart. Don't forget to have a look to art shops and galleries on Salamanca Place.

Not sure if it is the best and the oldest bakery in Hobart, but it looks like it. Have some tea on a cold Tasmanian day with a fresh and crispy pastry or cake of your choice.

See the whole Hobart from more than 1000m high. Nice place to spend some spare time, but check the weather first. If it's a rainy or foggy day, do not go to the mountain. Its' a long drive, but you won't see anything.

There is so much to do in this city and it's so pretty that I would definitely come back. One day won't be enough! However in our discovery mode, go to Bridge street. There are a lot of interesting small craft shops and local entertainments such as Old town model ...

It's an old mill that is still functioning. Look exactly at how the mill can be imagined while listening to children's fairy tales. Take a short tour around if you are interested in technology and history. It's a working Georgian windmill built in 1837 that keeps its authentic outlook. The ...

This pretty riverside village is a place to enjoy the peaceful life. Such a pretty place to take pictures and relax. Again, this is a chance to feel old times and stay in a stony convict house with an open fire. Nice atmosphere if you travel in cold season. We ...