Journeys

Mona may have put Tassie on the map for arts tourism, but there’s plenty more to discover around the state, too. We round up five galleries across our state that are proudly shaped by their surroundings.

Slow down on Tasmania’s wild west coast, where rainforest walks, quirky towns and harbourfront stays turn a simple road trip into something memorable.

From historic hotels to snug country inns, Tasmania’s pubs come alive in winter. We explore some of the top spots for sharing a drink and a story by the fire.

Settle in. These snuggly spots are built for long reads, good coffee and winter done properly.

Beanies, thermoses and early starts … inside Tasmania’s winter sports ritual.

New York-born scientist and keen ocean swimmer Dr Margo Adler is the founder of Beaker Street Festival, a two-week-long celebration of science and art held in Nipaluna/Hobart, and at locations around the state, each August. She shares her favourite places in lutruwita/Tasmania, in and out of the water.

The New Zealand-born chef moved to Lutruwita/Tasmania in 2009 and now heads up the kitchens at Mona, a gig that now includes five venues, plus festival events like Dark Mofo’s Winter Feast. A keen mountain bike rider, Vince has since built a life grounded equally in the state’s bush tracks and its kitchens.

In a state where community still feels personal and impact often starts with a conversation, Tasmania’s 2026 Australians of the Year reflect the quiet grit and generosity that define this island. From hospital rescue scenes and school lunchrooms to classrooms and cafe kitchens, their work reaches into everyday lives, proving that meaningful change does not need a megaphone, just commitment.

Looping through Richmond and the Coal River Valley in the Volkswagen Golf Style delivers wine, produce and an easy sense of escape, without the long haul.

A slow arc through northern Tasmania, from Carrick to the Great Western Tiers, puts the Camry Hybrid somewhere between past and present.

When the day calls for views, Subaru’s new Forester Hybrid turns the Hobart to Flowerpot run into pure driving fun.

Hundreds of classic-car lovers roll into Sandy Bay each month to show off their vintage wheels, swap stories and celebrate the shared joy of motoring history.

A new Tasmanian pilot program is helping learners, supervisors and young drivers build confidence behind the wheel, writes Mel Percival, RACT GM Advocacy and Government Relations.

Bushfire risk is rising and old approaches no longer cut it, writes Mel Percival, RACT GM Advocacy and Government Relations.

Parents and mentors across Tasmania are proving just how powerful their influence can be, writes Mel Percival, RACT GM Advocacy and Government Relations.

From confidence to country roads, our focus groups dig deep into the driving experience.

Whether road-tripping for culinary adventures or breaking up the drive, these destination diners turn a pit stop into an experience.

Make a cup of tea, get comfortable and settle in as some of Tasmania's favourite writers share their favourite books and recent recommendations with Sarah Aitken.

Three passionate Tasmanians share their love of the art and process of preserving seasonal bounty and their top tips for beginners.

North West Tasmania is home to a very special new not-for-profit postpartum food service that ensures new mums get the delicious and nutritious postpartum food they need as well as connection during a time of isolation.

Make the most of member offers this season.

Make the most of member offers this season.

Here are the hottest member offers this season.

Enjoy extra savings thanks to your RACT member rewards. From groceries and fuel, to cinemas and car care, here are some of our best offers.