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Location: Situated at the south east corner of Mainland Australia, Tasmania is the smallest state of the continent with pristine nature and unspoilt wilds.The place is getting popular with every passing day due to its blossoming tourism potential. Getting around: Buses are the major mode of transport in the state. The inter state bus services are regular and efficient. Coaches run between all the major cities and towns. But if you are interested in visiting every nook and corner of the country then perhaps rented cars is the best possible conveyance. They are quite affordable, but then buses are a cheaper solution. Best time to visit: March is the best month to visit Tasmania. You can also take a feel of this lush landscape in the November during the Thanksgiving and if you are ready send loads then January is the month when you can go to Tasmania Sites of attractions: Tasmania is a land full of striking attractions and magnificent features. While on a trip to the region its humanly impossible to visit each and every attraction. The best-known sites to be visited in Tasmania are: • The awfully beautiful attraction of Tasmania that perhaps draws a huge number of tourists are the ruins at Port Arthur Historic site. Ghost tours are also arranged for adventure seeking people at night. • The historical monuments of Hobart and the National Trust houses in the midland cities have to be visited. • Scenic attractions are in plenty in this country. The virgin woodlands with its unique collection of magical flora and admirable fauna are to be seen while cruising on the amazing Gordon River • Touring the Cradle mountain- Lake St Clare National Park, the Freycinet peninsula, The Mount Field National Park, is miraculous. • Driving up to the zenith of Mount Wellington and having a panoramic view of the River Derwent relaxes the mind and rejuvenate the vigor within • Apart from the various National Parks scattered throughout the country the visitors might be interested in the Lavender Farm at Scottsdale and ornamental parks of Launceston • The Tiagrra cultural centre in the north west- coast and the is a must – visit • The several beaches at the northeast or east coast or at Boat Harbour are ideal for sea lovers to relax and savor the azure beauty. Specialty: Tasmania was once known as the ‘Apple Isle' because its shape somewhat resembles an apple. But the major cause was, once upon a time the island was the largest apple producer but with times changing the cultivation has branched out. But still apples of Tasmania are tasty. Don't forget to try out some while being there.
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