There’s no denying, some things are just better together – Romeo and Juliet, cinema and popcorn, rock and roll, shoes and socks… and there’s no exception at the 2021 Great Eastern Wine Week. Food and Wine [and whisky!] are also…
The 2021 Great Eastern Wine Week Festival is the spring escape we have all been waiting for! The Great Eastern Wine Week is no ordinary wine and food festival with over 50 events showcasing the best the East Coast has…
Tasmanians work hard. We grow, distil, ferment, shear, harvest and create. We learn from diversity and grow through adversity, and here on the East Coast, we’re no different. There is something about fresh sea air that increases an appetite, which…
Each year we try to think of another creative way to approach it, but we have to admit – it’s getting tougher to come up with anything other than the stone-cold truth… We do exactly the same things in Winter…
Tasmania has become popularly known for it’s golf courses. It seems every remote corner of the state has one. Seriously, there may not be a hairdresser, police station, doctors surgery or post office, but every tiny town has 2 things;…
A lot of visitors to Tasmania think they need to visit in summer or risk freezing to death. But nothing could be further from the truth! Autumn is actually one of the best seasons to visit Tasmania with cool, dry…
We take holidays for myriad of reasons, exploration, adventure, education, to spend time with loved ones. But one component every holiday should include is time for rejuvenation. Considerable research and reflection has been committed to understanding why so many people…
If there’s anything better than exploring East Coast Tasmania, it’s exploring with your doggies. From short walks to mountain summits to beaches, there’s plenty of options for adventure-minded dog owners on the East Coast of Tassie. Generally speaking, the coast…
School holidays are just around the corner and while we absolutely adore the extra time we get with our kids, a wise parent always has a few ideas up their sleeve ahead of time to make sure that the dreaded…
1. The Bay of Fires The Bay of Fire’s accolades are many, and all well deserved. While world renowned, mercifully, this isn’t a place where you’ll be confronted by shopping plazas and throngs of tourists. This fifty kilometre section of…
Tasmania’s lighthouse heritage goes back to the early days of settlement in Tasmania. There is an abundance of lighthouses around the state, some offer the opportunity to go inside and others are great to marvel at from the ground, sea…
Spring’s the perfect time to tick things off your Tassie’s East Coast bucket list, beyond the icons When you think of Tasmania’s East Coast, images abound of Maria Island with its adorable furry locals, world renowned Wineglass Bay, the ridiculously…