Central East Tasmania.

Campbell Town

Campbell Town is 75 miles north of Hobart and 40 miles south of Launceston. This quaint historic town has many heritage status properties, some of which have been converted to excellent, and in some cases luxurious, tourist accommodation. Apart from tourism the town is a centre for wool, beef and timber production. Campbell Town has a good selection of activities including a golf course, trout fishing in the local rivers, and tennis courts.

Spirit Of Tasmania

The various Spirit Of Tasmania ships cross between mainland Australia (Melbourne and Sydney) and Devonport, Tasmania. Please see the following links to book Melbourne to Devonport crossings:
Melbourne to Devonport.
Devonport to Melbourne.

Hobart Accommodation

Hobart has hotels in waterside and city locations. Click here for full list of Hobart accommodation. page.

Salamanca Terraces Apartment Hotel

The renowned Salamanca Markets held every Saturday are accessible by stepping out the front door of Salamanca Terraces.

Corus Hotel Hobart

High levels of guest comfort and services surrounded by contemporary design and Tasmanian art. Bars, restaurants and superb location.

Grand Chancellor Hotel Hobart

Tasmanian timbers, polished granite and artworks add an elegant touch to every room. Majestic views over the Derwent River, Mt Wellington and the City.

Rydges Hotel Hobart

Old blends with the polish of the new, the small boutique hotel heritage listed buildings capture the very essence of historic Hobart.

Shoreline Hotel/Motel Hobart

Located on Hobart's Eastern Shore with superb views across the Derwent River to Hobart city and Mount Wellington.

Cradle Mountain Lodge

Set on the edge of the World Heritage listed Cradle Mountain - Lake St. Clair National Park, Tasmania.