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EGuide Discover Tasmania with eGuide. Seamless transfers to Cradle Mountain and the Overland Track to Burnie shore excursions, eGuide ensures memorable experiences.

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David being filmed to promote the Australia Travel Exchange where buyers engage with sellers to promote their products. ...
14/06/2026

David being filmed to promote the Australia Travel Exchange where buyers engage with sellers to promote their products. For eGuide was a chance to explain our award tours and transfers to buyers from all over the world.

Another excellent place to learn about Truffles is the Truffeldore close to Devonport in the North of Tasmania
09/06/2026

Another excellent place to learn about Truffles is the Truffeldore close to Devonport in the North of Tasmania

09/06/2026

One of Tasmania's hidden gems is Woolmers Estate near Longford.

A UNESCO World Heritage-listed convict site, Woolmers offers a fascinating glimpse into Tasmania's colonial history, with beautifully preserved buildings, historic gardens, and one of Australia's most significant collections of heritage roses.

Walking through the estate, it's easy to imagine life in the early days of European settlement, while the peaceful grounds make it a wonderful place to slow down and soak up Tasmania's rich heritage.

Many of our guests are surprised by just how much history can be found in regional Tasmania, and Woolmers is one of those special places that leaves a lasting impression.

Have you visited Woolmers Estate? What was your favourite part?

The Truffe Farm near Deloraine is an excellent place to visit.  Here with a private eGuide group
07/06/2026

The Truffe Farm near Deloraine is an excellent place to visit. Here with a private eGuide group

Devils at Cradle Mountain is an excellent place to learn about Tasmanian Devils... here with a private eGuide tour
07/06/2026

Devils at Cradle Mountain is an excellent place to learn about Tasmanian Devils... here with a private eGuide tour

Taking a makers group to learn all about Llamas in Tasmania
06/06/2026

Taking a makers group to learn all about Llamas in Tasmania

06/06/2026

One of the highlights of visiting Tasmania is meeting one of our most-loved locals – the wombat! 🐾

These sturdy, slow-moving marsupials are often spotted grazing in the wild around Cradle Mountain, Narawntapu National Park, and other parts of Tasmania's wilderness. Despite their cuddly appearance, wombats are surprisingly strong and can dig extensive burrow systems.

Many visitors are delighted to discover just how common wombat sightings can be in Tasmania, especially in the early morning and late afternoon when they are most active.

If you're exploring Tasmania's national parks, keep an eye out for these iconic animals quietly going about their day. Watching a wild wombat grazing against a backdrop of Tasmania's spectacular scenery is a memory many visitors never forget.

Have you seen a wombat in the wild? Share your favourite wombat photo in the comments! 📸

The Overland Track in May!
09/05/2026

The Overland Track in May!

30/04/2026

Standing at the edge of the mighty Gordon Dam… and wow, it really puts things into perspective.

At 140 metres high, it’s one of those places that makes you feel very small—in the best possible way. The sheer drop, the quiet, the wild southwest all around you… it’s something you don’t forget in a hurry.

It’s not just the scale, it’s the feeling. Remote, powerful, and a reminder of just how incredible Tasmania really is.

If you’re heading out this way, take your time, soak it in, and don’t forget to look back once you’ve crossed—it’s just as impressive on the return.

Exploring the Huon Valley in Autumn
23/04/2026

Exploring the Huon Valley in Autumn

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