Destinations

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    • East coast

      Picture yourself playing on pristine sandy beaches and tucking into fresh seafood. We love walking to Wineglass Bay and watching The Hazards mountains at sunset.

    • West coast

      Tassie’s west coast feels like a whole other world. Ancient rainforests, convict history and the reflections on the Gordon River make for an unforgettable trip.

    • Highlands

      The Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park is beautiful all year round, especially when it snows. Take your pick of walking tracks and keep an eye out for native animals. 

    • South

      Brunching at a café one minute, bushwalking on Mount Wellington the next. If you’ve got plans in the south, Hobart is the perfect base

    If you're a member with us or another auto club you can book your trip for less.

    Things to remember when visiting a national park.

    • Plan ahead

      Buy your national parks pass and research where you’re going. If you’re heading out on the trails, it’s also a good idea to carry a map and to register at the start of the track. Prepare for all kinds of weather and check if there are any emergency warnings. 

    • Clean up

      Rubbish doesn’t belong in national parks. Take your rubbish and food scraps with you when you leave a campsite or rest stop. If you’re camping overnight, pack up your belongings so animals are less likely to find them. 

    • Be respectful

      We know they’re cute, but it’s best to watch animals from a distance. Please don’t feed them. Respect Aboriginal sites and leave rocks and plants how you find them. Always stick to known walking tracks and campsites to avoid damaging the environment or getting lost.

    • Enjoy

      Get out there and enjoy! Listen to the natural sounds and take in what we think are some of the best views in the world. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, we can all do our bit to protect Tassie’s national parks into the future. 
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