Bradys Lookout - Credit Richard Strong
Josef Chromy Tasmania - Credit Tourism Tasmania and Rob Burnett
Bridestowe Lavender Estate - Credit Brian Dullaghan
Cataract Gorge - Credit Tourism Tasmania and Rob Burnett
Little Blue Lake - Credit Melissa Findley
Launceston & North
Once a bustling hub for the wool and wheat trade, Launceston is Tasmania’s second-biggest city.
Boasting stylish restaurants, captivating 19th-century streetscapes alongside the Tamar river, highly acclaimed art galleries and the great Tasmanian beer of Boag’s brewery. Only a few minutes from town is the urban wilderness of Cataract Gorge. The city’s main attraction is loved for climbing, abseiling, picnics and bushwalks. You can enjoy views of its steep terrain and surrounding region from the worlds longest single span Gorge Scenic Chairlift.
Blue Derby accommodation includes riders huts to conveniently enjoy 85km of pristine purpose built rainforest mountain bike trails. Visit the monument to the miraculous survival and rescue effort of the trapped miners in Beaconsfield. Visit the Tamar Valley haven to it’s creative population, Australia’s largest craft fair, a wine trail of boutique cool-climate cellar doors and rich free-range farmland produce.
