Discover all of Tasmania's personality – from secluded arcs of white sand to verdant vineyards, succulent seafood, artsy festivals and adventure in wild places.

Here at the Tasmanian Travel and Information Centre, we take the time to listen to what you want from your holiday and create a tailored itinerary just for you. We work with you before and during your stay to make sure that you will experience the side of Tassie that we know and love.

Our pre-planned, multi-day regional itineraries are a great way to get around Tasmania. Follow our lead, or use these for inspiration to build your own one-of-a-kind Tasmanian adventure, which you can tailor, extend, save and share using the Trip Planner.

Looking for travel advice? Visit one of our visitor centres — staffed by friendly, knowledgeable locals who are passionate about Tasmania. Information centres make up part of the Tasmanian Visitor Information Network and are ready to offer travel advice, provide maps or assist with booking services.

Create your holiday using the Trip Planner: explore accommodation, attractions and events around Tasmania, all available in one handy planning tool.

Get the lowdown on destinations around the island with the free Discover Tasmania app. It’s full of handy features, titbits and travel tips to help you make the most of every moment – think of it as your personalised Tasmania travel guide helping you explore, plan and enjoy your adventures.

Tasmania has buckets of family holiday fun in any season, on any budget, for every age. View more Three Capes Track - Cape Hauy

From beautiful coastal drives to misty highland highways, foodie-themed routes, winery circuits and lonesome country backroads, Tasmanian road trips come in all shapes and sizes. Getting from A to B might not take all day, but you’re guaranteed some scenery and …

Find fresh air and freedom on a road trip in Tasmania. Choose from contemplative coastal campgrounds teeming with wildlife, leafy sites beside burbling rivers and quirky caravan parks in far-flung places. Here's where to park, eat and play on your next Tasmanian camping getaway.

Uncover Tasmania’s dark convict past at Cascades Female Factory or Hobart Penitentiary; delve into fascinating Antarctic history at Mawson's Hut Replica Museum; or get a culture fix at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG) or MONA.