Road trips with friends and romantic mini breaks are great, but there’s no rule against flying solo on holiday. Nola James rounds up five great getaways that are just the ticket for a little ‘me time’.

From zoomies along a pristine beach to stretching out in front of a roaring fire, leap into our guide to dog-friendly spots across the island.

Nola James gives us the low down on the latest travel adventures around Tasmania.

On a clear morning, the Huon Valley town of Franklin can look as much like a painting as a town. A major port in the heyday of Huon’s apple industry, Franklin’s maritime heritage lives on.

With its endless network of dirt roads and rugged tracks, Tasmania is a gravel biker’s paradise. Andrew Bain has all the insider tips on this must-try adventure.

Your new to-do list from September to November 2024.

While Tassie’s fruit and veg game is strong year-round, there’s nothing like meandering around a farmers market in spring, with fresh blooms and new-season produce aplenty. Nola James has five to try.

Discover the best family activities in Tasmania this winter: festivals, food and fun.

From Hobart’s waterfront to Launceston’s Tamar – not to mention the delightful array of seaside towns – Tassie is not short on scenic vistas. Nola James rounds up top spots to wine and dine while you soak in the view.

For some Tasmanians, winter is a time for hibernation or holidays to warmer parts of the world. For those of us who brave the winter, there are a surprising number of reasons to rug up, go out, and soak in Tasmania’s brightest season.

The natural stop on a drive through the Midlands between Hobart and Launceston, Campbell Town offers reasons beyond its firm place in history to linger on those north-south migrations.