Test Itinerary

3 Day Hobart to Hobart via East Coast and Heritage Highway

If you only have a short amount of time in Tasmania this 3 day itinerary will help you maximise your time to see as much as possible in 3 days. There’s a view around every corner and a long white sand beach in between. Places that make you feel like you’re the first person to leave a footprint. National parks filled with wonders, and seaside towns filled with welcome. A gourmet food bowl bursting with the best local fare. Here, you can experience one of Australia’s greatest road trips – a journey that will lead you to places and moments you’ll never forget. lutruwita / Tasmania’s East Coast is a place of stories, encounters and treasures. A place where small, unexpected moments become lifelong memories and where taking a break can not only refresh but reinvent.

When you embark on the Great Eastern Drive, you’ll need to come with an appetite. The East Coast’s mild climate creates perfect growing conditions for the state’s premium fresh produce, from sweet berries and nuts to award-winning cheeses and the freshest seafood imaginable (for which local wine is the perfect pairing).

Freycinet National Park which is Tasmania's oldest national park alongside Mt Field National park it is located on the Freycinet Peninsula & named after French explorer Louis de Freycinet. He was part of Nicolas Baudin's 1802 expedition to chart the Tasmanian coastline. By the way it is pronounced Fray-sin-a. 

Then it's off to the Heritage highway (State Highway 1) which offers a real change in scenery from harsh granite mountain and white sandy beaches to the charming towns of Ross, Campbell Town and Oatlands 

Take your time, and let the tranquil pace of the journey allow for unexpected discoveries, Historic Bridges, Sandstone Towns, Antiques, Distilleries, Convict Sites and more.

Delight your taste buds at renowned bakeries offering artisanal treats and indulge in the exquisite flavours of world-class distilleries. Each stop presents an opportunity to savour the essence of Tasmania’s Midlands.

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