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EXPERIENCES YOU’LL LOVE

The best part of any journey is the experiences you have along the way, leaving
you with memories to relive long after the holiday is over.

Tasmania has countless amazing things to see and do. Here are some of our
favourites to inspire your wanderlust.

Tourism Tasmania/Rob Burnett. Supplied Courtesy of RACT Destinations

Museum of Old and New Art (MONA), Hobart Gordon River, West Coast

MONA CRUISE THE GORDON RIVER
The Museum of Old and New Art (Mona) in Depart Macquarie Harbour in Strahan, cruise along
Hobart hosts Australia’s largest private art the majestic Gordon River and delve deep into
collection, including a range of ancient, Egyptian the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area.
mummies. It’s well known for its controversial Often shrouded in fog and mist, the shoreline casts
and thought-provoking artwork. The museum is a perfect reflection on the river on still days. See
accessible by car, but perhaps more enjoyable is Huon Pines at Heritage Landing, some over several
the 25 minute ferry ride from Brooke Street Pier. thousand years old. Take the opportunity to walk
Mona is also the home of the annual Dark Mofo along the elevated boardwalks that weave their way
celebration where special exhibits, events and through the temperate rainforest. The river is also
concerts are held. After browsing, enjoy lunch home to the notorious Sarah Island, once a 19th
or a glass of wine at one of the several dining century penal colony and now full of stories of the
options or bars. convicts who called it home.

Tourism Tasmania/Stu Gibson

Maria Island

MARIA ISLAND WALK
There’s no doubt about it – Tasmania is home to
some of the most spectacular walks Australia has
to offer. One of our favourites is the Maria Island
Walk. Situated just off the east coast of Tasmania,
Maria Island combines tranquility with natural
beauty, rare wildlife and fascinating history. Over
four days, hike around 40 kilometres of pristine
beaches, eucalypt forest and dramatic sea cliffs.
Seasoned hikers can climb the peaks of Mt Maria
or Bishop and Clerk for breathtaking views. Tourism Tasmania/Stu Gibson

Ocean Beach, Maria Island

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