The World Whiskies Awards proclaimed Hobart’s Sullivans Cove as Producer of the World’s Best Single Malt in 2014. The distillery makes just twenty thousand bottles a year, and you can sample the finest dram on a daily whisky tour.
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Combining World Heritage history, stunning natural beauty and outdoor adventure, Maria Island is a must-do for active visitors to Tasmania.
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Fall in love with the sight of 650,000 lavender plants arranged in neat curved rows. Visit in in December and January, when the world’s largest private lavender farm is in full bloom.
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Located within Cradle Mountain National Park, the Devils @ Cradle sanctuary is the best place to encounter Australia’s largest marsupial carnivore. You can also enjoy dinner with the devils, or watch these notoriously fierce creatures feed after dark.
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Scenic Port Arthur has a notorious history as a brutal penal settlement, a place built to grind men honest. Learn about this and more on a spooky ghost tour by lantern light. You won’t want to stray too far from the group.
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Operated by volunteers, join a backstage tour to learn more about the history of Australia’s hallowed sporting ground, gain access to the Members Only pavilion, the players boxes, and the grounds itself.
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Australia’s deepest underground mine tour invites you slip on overalls, squeeze into the original working shaft elevator, and descend 220 metres down Nine Levels of Darkness.
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The laneways and arcades that snake through Melbourne’s CBD’s conceal a hidden city, one that is home to one of the world’s most renowned underground art and culture scenes.
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