Autumn Across Tasmania

Tasmania does things a little differently. When we think of Autumn, we imagine leaf-changing and layering-up. Across Tasmania this Autumn there are foodie openings, new cellar doors, new boutique tours and accommodation to explore. But don’t just read about it, get down there and create your own Tasmanian story down under.

Par Avion Helicopters
How does a private little picnic on the East Coast sound? Want to get there by helicopter? No worries! A Par Avion Helicopter Tour starts from Cambridge, near Hobart, then follows the breathtakingly rugged coastline of Storm Bay to Bangor Farm. Pick up the freshest produce for a delicious picnic then head back out to the secluded Lagoon Bay to enjoy the local seafood and wine. This tour is $375pp, other tours start at $220pp.

Check out the incredible range of food and drink itineraries at: www.paravion.com.au/helicopters/wine-dine-and-whisky/

The Rustic Hut Bush Retreat
Nestled at the base of the beautiful Dial Range, inland from Penguin, The Rustic Hut Bush Retreat is a working farm, home to friendly animals and set on 50 acres of secluded bushland. The four rustic timber huts are uniquely designed to blend in with the natural surroundings and feature lots of timber and natural handmade furnishings. Each is different so they’re perfect for couples, families and friends travelling together. Complimentary hampers with the farms own eggs and bacon, as well as wine and locally sourced goodies greet guests on their first night.
www.therustichut.com.au

Tasmanian Boat Charters – Odalisque
Explore untouched and remote South West region of the Tasmanian UNESCO Wilderness World Heritage Area in optimum comfort on board the custom built 20 metre luxury vessel, Odalisque. Choose a three, five or seven day all-inclusive ecotourism expedition, beginning with an extraordinary flight in to Melaleuca to explore Bathurst Harbour and Port Davey from February to May. The stunning Odalisque is also available for tailored day charters from May to January, cruising the Derwent River or overnight adventures exploring Tasmania’s breathtaking coastlines, including Bruny Island, the East Coast and the Tasman Peninsula. Bookings and prices at:
www.tasmanianboatcharters.com.au

On Yer Bike Tours
If taking a leisurely three and a half hour bike ride through historic and happening Launceston with On Your Bike Tours and hearing intriguing stories of the pioneering past wasn’t enough, then the Tassie Taste plate, enjoyed with a drink along the way should do the job. Tours every Friday and Sunday from $60 for adults.
www.onyourbiketours.com

Devil’s Corner Cellar Door and Lookout
The new Devil’s Corner Cellar Door, home to one of Australia’s most popular Pinot Noir, is more than just a place to taste award winning Tasmanian wines, it’s a spectacular spot to take in the panoramic views of the majestic Hazards and Freycinet Peninsula. Enjoy the views from the deck while enjoying fresh seafood straight from the Freycinet Marine Farm, while Tombolo Café dish up pizza straight from the wood-fired oven, with espresso coffee and gelato a delicious specialty.
www.brownbrothers.com.au/visit-us/tasmania/taste/devils-corner-cellar-door/