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VIEWERS SHOULD SELECT A PLACE IN TASMANIA FROM EITHER THE SMALL OR THE LARGE INDEX ICONS ABOVE APPROPRIATE TO THEIR DEVICE. THE SMALL INDEX SUITS MOBILE PHONES, WHILE THE LARGE INDEX SUITS IPADS, LAPTOPS AND PCs.
>Want to know what Tasmania is really like? This site has photo galleries on 321 different places in Tasmania with 6209 photos. It is the largest photographic site in Tasmania and, best of all, it has been made by people, who have actually been to these places. It will show you what to SEE and how to get THERE!
If don't know where to go, click on the PHOTOS of popular tourist destinations below. Otherwise click on the blue LEFT COLUMN to go to a particular place or go below to click on a photo index of places where you can see ANIMALS, HERITAGE, BEACHES and NATURE. Finally there are indexes of the different REGIONS of Tasmania.
Click below to go to lists and links to photo galleries on places with ANIMALS, HERITAGE, NATURAL attractions and BEACH sights.
Click below to go straight to that region to learn about its attractions. Alternatively, you can go straight to a particular, named, place page.
DERWENT BRIDGE - LAKE St CLAIR, CRADLE MOUNTAIN, BARN BLUFF, the LABYRINTH, LAKE ROWALLAN, FRENCHMANS CAP, the GREAT LAKE, WALLS of JERUSALEM NP, MEANDER FALLS, MOLE CREEK, QUAMBY BLUFF, TUMBLE TOR, WADDAMANA
MAYDENA - and the STYX FOREST, Mt FIELD NP, NEW NORFOLK, STRATHGORDON - LAKE PEDDER, TARRALEAH
BICHENO, St COLUMBA FALLS, FREYCINET, MARIA ISLAND, MATHINNA FALLS, ORFORD, POIMENA - BLUE TIER, St HELENS - BINALONG BAY, St MARYS, SWANSEA
HOBART Old City, HOBART'S Bellerive, HOBART'S Botanic Gardens, HOBART'S Northern Suburbs, HOBART'S Southern Suburbs, Mount WELLINGTON, PONTVILLE, RICHMOND
BRUNY ISLAND, COCKLE CREEK, GEEVESTON, HUONVILLE, SOUTHPORT
AVOCA, BOTHWELL, CAMPBELL TOWN, CARRICK, DELORAINE, EVANDALE, FINGAL, KEMPTON, LIFFEY FALLS, LONGFORD, OATLANDS, ROSS, WESTBURY
ANSONS BAY, Mt BEN LOMOND, Mt BEN NEVIS, BRIDPORT, DERBY, FLINDERS ISLAND, GLADSTONE, MUSSELROE BAY, SCOTTSDALE, WATERHOUSE CA
BEACONSFIELD, BEAUTY POINT, EXETER, GEORGE TOWN, GREENS BEACH, GRINDELWALD, LAUNCESTON City, LAUNCESTON - Cataract Gorge, LAUNCESTON - Trevallyn, LILYDALE FALLS, Mount ARTHUR, Mount BARROW, NARAWNTAPU National Park, TAMAR ISLAND, TASMANIA ZOO, WEYMOUTH
ARTHUR RIVER, BURNIE, DEVILS GULLET, DEVONPORT, KING ISLAND, LATROBE, LEVEN CANYON, Mount ROLAND, ROCKY CAPE, SHEFFIELD, SMITHTON, STANLEY, the TARKINE DRIVE, ULVERSTONE, WARATAH, WYNYARD - TABLE CAPE
CAPE PILLAR, CAPE RAOUL, EAGLEHAWK NECK, PORT ARTHUR, TARANNA WLP,
CORINNA, QUEENSTOWN, ROSEBERY, the SOUTH WEST National Park, STRAHAN, ZEEHAN
Tasmania is the large island south of Australia. It is 68,000 square kilometres and about 300 kilometres long. It has a European climate and is 70% forest covered. These forests contain some of the most pristine, temperate rain forests in the World. In Tasmania you can see natural wonders, plus the convict heritage of Australia, like in no other place. This is why over one million tourists visit it every year.On the left of each page is a blue index column of all the places in Tasmania that we have visited and photographed. The top menu bar takes you to the following pages:
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HOME is where you are now.
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START tells you important things you need to know.
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DRIVING tells you about the roads in Tasmania.
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INTERESTS takes you to sub menu pages on the NATURAL wonders, the HERITAGE sites and where you can see the unique ANIMALS of Tasmania. In the EVENTS CALENDAR, you can read about the major festivals and weekend markets.
REGIONS on the top menu bar takes you to the submenus of the eleven different regions, where the attractions are. Each region has a green road map of the area, plus a number of place pages. Click on the name on the road map to go straight to that place's photo gallery and information page. These photo information pages tell you what you can see. At the bottom of each page is a photo gallery. You do need to learn some important things about Tasmania before you visit, so start by seeing my pages called START and DRIVING.