TasmaniaKnown as the only Australian state that is not connected to the mainland, Tasmania is a unique island with a repertoire of options available. With only two ways to get to the island, your options are limited, however the Spirit of Tasmania runs both day and night and takes around 9-11 hours to reach Devonport. Watch the sun set over Port Melbourne, soak up rays during the day and grab a drink at the bar, the sail is undeniably a relaxing way to start your journey. And if sailing isn’t your thing, the flight only takes around an hour and fifteen minutes to reach Hobart.
With so much to do and see, Tasmania is host to a wide range of activities that are sure to appeal to any differences in needs. The Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) not only operates as a gallery but also runs well-known festivals and events. Tasmania’s climate makes it the perfect location for local produce, as well as vineyards and wineries that attract wine makers from all over the world. Hoping to do something more outdoorsy? The abundance of wetlands, grass lands, alpine ranges, coastal beaches and rainforests can be reached within a couple of hours drive or less. Cradle Mountain, one of Tasmania’s most majestic spots can be reached by an 85km drive and a 20 minute stroll to Dove Lake. Make sure you bring some warm clothes though, Tasmania is only a 4.5 hour flight from east Antarctica! In terms of sleeping, the options are endless. Tasmania boasts 5-star resorts in the cities, as well as stays at the wineries. They even go so far as to have accommodation that doesn’t involve sleeping in a sleeping bag on Cradle Mountain! So take your team out for some team building exercises or host your next conference in the serene environment of Tasmania’s finest landmark. Whether you choose to stay in Hobart and its surrounds or Launceston, your event and conference needs will certainly be met. With venues catering for delegations of up to 1100 as well as small and intimate venues, you are sure to find something that will suit your occasion! |
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