Visitors to Australia generally have a shortlist of icons they want to tick off: Sydney’s Harbour Bridge and Opera House, the Melbourne Cricket Ground, Uluru (Ayers Rock) at sunset, the novelty of ...

Tasmania, Australia’s island jewel, is no longer just a blip at the bottom of the map—over the years, it has become a sizzling hotbed of cultural and culinary dynamism, too. In the throes of an ...

Tasmania teems with tremendous fly-fishing with a population of fishermen carefully sustaining and growing the rugged island’s brown trout populations. Tasmania is home to creatures of lore: the ...

Occupying a peninsula just south of Coles Bay, Freycinet National Park is a prime spot for bird-watching, camping and scenic drives. The park also features white-sand beaches surrounded by pink ...

Dangling some 150 miles off the southeastern edge of Australia, Tasmania exists as an enigma to most American travelers. It might be challenging for most to even identify the island on a map, but ...

Tasmania can be found just south of the southeastern coast of mainland Australia. Many of the area's best restaurants, shops and accommodations are situated in its capital, Hobart, but Tasmania's ...

Whether it’s a clockwise or anticlockwise lap of Tassie you are planning to do, make sure you pack a copy of the guide book Throw Your Leg Over Tasmania. It’s the second book from authors/riders ...