“If you’re heading up Tasmania’s east coast, I highly recommend staying at Little Beach Co. Resort. They offer a few glamping tents and luxury villas with ocean views, and it’s incredibly peaceful and cozy. You’ll have direct beach access, a sauna overlooking the ocean, and plenty of wildlife around — truly a stay to remember.”

“Piermont Retreat is one of those places that instantly makes you slow down — a peaceful sanctuary on Tasmania’s east coast. They offer a few different accommodation options, and the cabins are SO cozy. There’s wildlife everywhere, a private beach (perfect for long walks), beautiful scenery all around, and really good meals at the Homestead Restaurant. The whole stay felt magical! Option”

“Freycinet Lodge is such a great base for exploring Freycinet National Park — you’re right by the hikes and beaches. I stayed at the Coastal Pavilion and it was incredible: beautiful design, amazing views, and an outdoor deck with a soaking tub. And don’t skip the Bay Restaurant: great food made with local ingredients and paired with Tasmanian wines.”

“Stayed at MACq 01 and loved how every room is named after an actual Tasmanian — such a fun way to learn a bit of local history. The balcony views of Mount Wellington and the water were a huge bonus.”

“The Tasman was one of my favorite stays — I loved how it blends historic architecture with modern design, has an amazing on-site restaurant Peppina, and is perfectly located for exploring Hobart on foot.”

“Moss Hotel is such a special boutique stay in Hobart, with gorgeous modern design, rainforest-tiled bathrooms, and a welcome apple inspired by Tasmania’s “Apple Isle” heritage. And it's just steps away from Salamanca Market and other city attractions.”