| About 68,000 square kilometers of land and home to around 500,000 people, Tasmania is the only Island State of Australia. Tasmania is enveloped by the Bass Strait to the North, Tasman Sea to the East and Southern Ocean to the South. The government promotes Tasmania as the 'Natural State' and 'the Island of Rejuvenation' owing to its clear and unspoiled natural ambience. The pleasant climate all year round is an add-on for the visitors to this part of Australia.
The capital city of Hobart is a beautiful place and is the southernmost capital city of Australia and the second oldest capital city. The city is a nice blend of history and modernity and has to be one of the most gorgeous places in Australia due to its sheer natural beauty.
About 36% of the Tasmanian land is protected under various Reserves, National Parks and World Heritage Sites. These natural wonders offer some excellent walking trails and fabulous sightings of native Australian flora and fauna. Waterfalls are particular striking features in the Parks.
South Tasmania is rich in natural attractions and boasts of beautiful Bruny Islands. East Tasmania has some great rock formations and the primary town here is Port Arthur.
The other prominent places that cannot be given a go-by at Tasmania include Launceston, Devonport, Cataract Gorge, Flinders Island, King Island, Cradle Mountain, Hasting cave, Salamanca Place, Franklin River, Gordon River, Lake St. Clair, Mole Creek, Tahune Airwalk, Mount Wellington, Sullivans Cove, Strahan, Dismal Swamp, Huon Trail, Wineglass Bay, The Nut, Wine Routes and plenty more.
Having a rich landscape and great places to indulge in outdoor activities and other water-based sports, Tasmania beckons the visitors with its proud possessions. The State allures with magnificent accommodation places for the comfort of the tourists. Book with us by opting our cheap Tasmania accommodation bookings for the best luxurious hotels, resorts, apartments, hostels, motels, guesthouses, and bed and breakfasts. Book NOW and enjoy the nature's resplendent glory at Tasmania!
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