Bicheno’s Glass Bottom Boats – a guided tour that allows you to see spectacular marine life that lives under the waters of Tasmania. It’s like diving but you get to stay dry. Be amaze with the Great Barrier Reef

Wavesong Art Studio - where the famous “Tassie devil hats” were made. See how each unique garments were hand made from the raw Australian and Tasmanian wool to the finished product.

East Coast Natureworld - a 150-acre natural parkland where you can see rare animals of Tasmania 

Shelly Point – Tasmania’s most famous surfing location.

Bay of Fires – The Bay of Fires is a favorite destination because of the clear blue waters perfectly engulfed by white sand beaches and orange-hued granite.

Binalong Bay – A coastal village at the southern end of Bay of Fires known as the Gateway to the Bay of Fires.

Peron Dunes - a stretch of sandhills that changes by the day. This is where the Sand Enduro is held every year as well as the Peron Dunes Sprint at St Helens.

Freycinet National Park - Enjoy the spectacular coastal scenery of North Tasmania with pink granite boulders secluding the Wineglass Bay.

Mathina Falls – a four-tiered 260 ft waterfall

Scamander Forest Reserve – A favorite venue for happy campers because of the recreational activities it offers – boating, bushwalking, fishing, mountain biking, hiking and more!

Mt. William National Park - Wildlife is abundant and close encounters are frequent with wallabies and wombats. Forester Kangaroo can be found in the area of Tasmania.

Eddystone Lighthouse - the pink granite lighthouse in Mt William National Park

Choc-A-Lolly – for chocolate lovers.

St Helens Point conservation area -  is an extensive area of  sand dunes and ocean beach.  St Helens Point is a favorite destination for camping,  fishing and boating, beach walking, sea kayaking, surfing, fishing, bird watching and more.

The Bridestowe Lavender Farm

Embrace Views and Flowers. From Launceston, it’s best to travel by the Lilydale and check out the sign which says Golconda. Following the roads linking Lilidale and Pipers River, and just going left to find Golconda signs is the world’s largest lavender farm in southern hemisphere. The Bridestowe Estate Lavender Farm is one picture-perfect place anyone would wish to have on their albums during vacation because the flower blooms are just simply wonderful.  This is one of Tasmania’s pride and beauty and definitely a haven for photo enthusiasts.

Go on Mining Tour. One of the famous holiday activities in Derby, Tasmania, is touring Tin Mine Centre Museum. This is a known stop-over town just found on the 100km away  northeast from Launceston. The fascinating local mine operation and its history will not only memorable for the family but also an adventurous one. Gold nuggets, the tin mine’s pioneering days and even the antique collections something worth knowing about.

Fishing Port at St. Helen's

Fishing Games and Sprees. The quiet coastal town of St. Helens, one of the seaside villages in Northeast Tasmania , is one place one should also take time to visit. Game fishing happens to attract lots of tourists especially those who wish to have fresh tuna and marlins for dinner.

Beach on East Coast Tasmania

Swimming, Surfing, Waterskiing and Diving. Looking forward to these fun activities is definitely possible. The magnificent coastal stretches in the Northeast Tasmania are great attractions for travel some and adventurous spirits.  Beauty Point, Binalong Bay, Flinders Island, Orfords, Sacmander, St. Marty’s, Swansea, Bicheno are just among a few on the list. One can go hang gliding through cables, ride on Tamar’s bikeway and enjoy leisurely walks on Wineglass Bay and even the Freycinet National Park. Deserve a splash on the pristine beaches and bring good times during surfing, waterskiing and diving on these wonderful places.

Get to see the beautiful and rustic farms which are sure relaxing treats for visitors as they enter Northeast Tasmania. The villages by the sea are also wonders to behold as each have their own way of welcoming travelers who wish to spend a quiet walk along the beach. Fishing on the clear waters that’s bursting marine life will surely keep your spirits high as you wait for your next catch.

If you love to see lush green surroundings, stare at blue waters kissing the white sands, see exotic creatures that only lives in this part of  the world, drive along the highway with the fresh breeze coming from the beach, and get to experience different water and forest activities, then head to Northeast Tasmania on your holiday vacation. Aside from the famous tourist destination spots, the surroundings in Northeast Tasmania as whole will surely give you a break from the fast and noisy urban veneer.