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Nature Lover

You love natural wonders, you don’t just see the sights, you devour them. The earthy smell of the forest, the sand between your toes and close encounters with wildlife. You seek sunrises, vistas, flora and fauna for the most spectacular sight or most Instagrammable moment.

Plan Your Nature Lovers Dream Road Trip

Road Trip: Explore Zen paradise in one week

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Tassie's Must-Do Experiences for Nature Lovers

The Stunning Montezuma Falls

Montezuma Falls, on Tassie’s west coast, is the state’s highest waterfall. The track to the waterfall is stunning, taking you through a rainforest of leatherwood, myrtle, sassafras and - of course - Tasmania’s renowned giant tree ferns. The view is absolutely unmatched and to make things even better, you may be lucky enough see some native wildlife along the way! Read more

Amazing Places to View the Aurora Australis

If there’s one thing that tops every Nature Lover’s bucket list, it’s their desire to see an Aurora. The Aurora Australis, or Southern Lights, is a phenomenon that is viewable from multiple parts of Tasmania - if you’re lucky! Here are three places to explore if you want to heighten your chances of catching a glimpse of the incredible lights.

Tasmania’s Most Scenic Campgrounds

Tasmania is the perfect location to camp or explore in a campervan. Roughly forty per cent of the state is protected as national parks and reserves so it’s essential for a Nature Lover to get off the beaten track and explore the truly untouched parts of this stunning state. Here are three of the most scenic places to camp in Tassie. 

How Low Can You Go?

Cockle Creek sits on the stunning Recherche Bay and is the furthest point south that you can drive to in Australia. This little bit of untouched paradise is a Nature Lover’s dream. Along with being an incredibly serene campground, you could even be lucky enough to glimpse the Southern Lights.

Discover the Magic of Tasmanian Wildlife

A very special part about being a Nature Lover is appreciating the unique moments that nature gifts to you unexpectedly, like wildlife. Here are three of the best animal experiences Tassie has to offer - from getting up close with penguins to experiencing the ‘Serengeti of Tasmania’ - we’ve got you covered!   

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Photos Courtesy of: Tourism Tasmania, Alastair Bett, Josh London, Graham Freeman, Joe Shemesh, Pete Harmsen, Poon Wai Nang, Paul Fleming, Pierre Destribats, Brian Dullaghan, Lynette Graham, Geoff Murray, Jessie Watson, Garry Moore, Richard Bennett  

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