Here’s a taste of what you can expect in the Partner Program. Registration will open in November.
kunanyi/Mount Wellington
kunanyi/Mount Wellington, in the indigenous Tasmanian language of Palawa kani, towers over the city of Hobart in southern Tasmania.
The mountain is a commanding presence, dominating the local skyline and giving Hobart an iconic image for many around the world to recognize.
MONA
Visit the famous Museum of Old and New Art!
MONA is a car, bus or ferry ride away from the Hobart CBD. The MONA ROMA departs the Hobart Waterfront and takes around 25 minutes one way – we recommend taking the ferry to make your visit to Tasmania and MONA especially memorable!
Fees for transport are additional.
Port Arthur Historic Site
Port Arthur Historic Site in lutruwita/Tasmania, is one of Australia’s favourite tourist destinations.
Located just 90 mins from nipaluna/Hobart by road, it’s a place of global significance – one of the 11 places that make up the UNESCO Australian Convict Sites World Heritage Property.
Pennicott Wilderness Journeys
Pennicott Wilderness Journeys provides two multi-award winning Tasmanian coastal cruise experiences – Bruny Island Cruises & Tasman Island Cruises.
Showcasing Tasmania’s southern coastal wilderness, passengers can view spectacular rock formations, intriguing caves, blowholes and sea-cliffs among the highest in the word.
The Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens
The Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens is Australia’s cool climate garden, with a number of unique collections including Australia’s only Subantarctic Plant House. With a total of 14 hectares to explore.
Richmond
The intact colonial-era town has more than 50 Georgian buildings, many meticulously restored and operating as cafes, restaurants, galleries and accommodation.
The Coal River flows downstream from Richmond, nourishing a string of fine wineries.
Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary
A visit to Bonorong is a chance to come closer than ever to something wild and fragile. You’ll come face to face with animals that became extinct long ago in other parts of Australia.
Sample Local Produce
With four distinct seasons, abundant sunshine and rainfall, rich soil and seas, and a culture of innovation, the island produces everything from wine to whisky, saffron to truffles, abalone to wasabi.