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  1. Article · Aug 29, 2026 · Tourism Tasmania

    7 Ways to Experience Tasmania by Water (opens the original)

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    Look at a map of Australia, scroll past the bottom edge, and there sits Tasmania, an island off an island and a gateway to Antarctica. Just a two-hour flight from Sydney and about the size of West Virginia, it packs a remarkably diverse range of experiences within easy reach, from dramatic landscapes, distinctive wildlife, and hyper-local food and drink to renowned arts and culture. Water is never far away here. It cuts through rainforest, fills glacial lakes, wraps around private islands, and p

  2. Article · Aug 29, 2026 · Tourism Tasmania

    Where to Find Tasmania’s Best Food and Wine (opens the original)

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    To understand where Tasmania’s food comes from and what defines its farm-to-table culture, look at the weather, specifically the air. The island sits right in the path of the Roaring Forties, relentless winds that sweep across the Southern Ocean before slamming into the coast. They carry air measured at Cape Grim as some of the cleanest on the planet, keep the ocean waters crisp, and create the exact microclimates that make local oysters, cool-climate grapes, and native ingredients thrive. Trace

  3. Article · Aug 29, 2026 · Tourism Tasmania

    Why Tasmania Is Australia’s Best Dark Sky Destination (opens the original)

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    With almost half of Tasmania’s land protected as national parks and reserves, and barely 550,000 people on the island, nightfall brings some of the darkest, clearest skies in Australia. Step outside the main towns, and there’s almost zero light pollution—making it one of the best places in the country to trace the Milky Way or, if timing is on your side, catch the Southern Lights. Darkness here also brings out the wildlife. Nocturnal creatures emerge onto forest trails, and beaches fill with lit

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