Strolling through this quaint town feels like stepping back in time, with its historic sandstone buildings lining the main street, each one whispering stories of the past.

The laid-back lifestyle, with streets often without gutters and the sound of waves nearby, feels like a throwback to carefree summer holidays, riding bikes and enjoying fish and chips by the shore.

A scenic drive through gently swerving roads sets the stage for the Tasman Peninsula’s rugged beauty, where mountains usually seen in the distance seem to embrace the coastline, hugging the rugged shores.

A visit to Bruny Island feels like stepping into a wild, untouched corner of Tasmania, where nature’s beauty unfolds with every turn.

A city that feels more like a sprawling village, Hobart offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern creativity. The slower pace, paired with its scenic harbour and low-rise architecture, invites you to slow down and truly take in your surroundings.

Coles Bay is a place where time slows down, where hand-painted signs guide the way to the beach, and where the only thing on the agenda is to relax and savour the timeless allure of the coast.

Launceston offers a captivating blend of historic charm and modern energy, where cobblestone streets meet a vibrant arts scene.