Tasmania Dreaming

01/10/2021

Tasmania's Premier warns the state will not reopen its borders to all interstate travellers until it reaches a 90 per cent vaccination rate, saying modelling for an 80 per cent target shows the state could record nearly 15,000 COVID cases in six months.

14/05/2021

Seek untamed wilderness, follow in the footsteps of pioneers and uncover wild stories of western Tasmania.

14/05/2021

https://www.spiritoftasmania.com.au/the-best-road-trips-start-at-sea/western-wilds

18/02/2021

Visit Pontville, a riverside settlement which sits on a hill overlooking the Jordan River.

One of the oldest settlements, the scenic riverside settlement of Pontville is rich in heritage and natural attractions. Discover a new side of Tasmania today.

01/12/2020

Public Health has advised that South Australia (SA) will be classified as a low-risk area from Thursday 3 December 2020.

Travellers who have only spent time in low-risk areas in the 14 days prior to arrival in Tasmania are not required to quarantine with the exception of people who have been to certain premises or locations that have been identified by SA Health as posing high risk. These places will be specified by the Director of Public Health and further information will be released later today.


Anyone who is in quarantine based on time spent in SA before their arrival will be able to end their quarantine on 3 December.

23/11/2020

Photographers around Tasmania are treated to a spectacular light show — both in the sky and in the water, with some lucky enough to capture the aurora australis and bioluminescence in the same shot.

16/11/2020

We visited the beautiful port-side town of Triabunna this weekend gone past. You absolutely must as well, whether you are just passing through or on your way to Maria Island. The beautiful waters off Triabunna are quite simply breathtaking.

Triabunna is a scenic port-side town and the gateway to the natural wonders and historic sites of Maria Island. Discover a new side of Tasmania today.

16/11/2020

The Tasmanian Government is asking visitors arriving from South Australia to self-isolate in response to the new cluster of Covid-19 cases identified in SA. This latest public health directive includes visitors who arrived in Tasmania from Monday 9 November 2020. Travellers and their close contacts are urged to contact the Public Health hotline (1800 671 738) and get tested if they experience symptoms.
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Tasmania joins the Northern Territory in ordering those arriving from South Australia to undergo self-quarantine after 17 coronavirus cases are linked to a cluster in Adelaide's northern suburbs. Follow live.