Discover Tasman Peninsula Tasmania is an information directory about Tasman Peninsula Accommodation, Tourism, Events, Attractions and Discount Accommodation and Specials available in Tasman Peninsula in Tasmania.
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Discover North West Tasmania is an information directory about North West Accommodation, Tourism, Events, Attractions and Discount Accommodation and Specials available in North West in Tasmania.
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Discover Freycinet Tasmania is an information directory about Freycinet Accommodation, Tourism, Events, Attractions and Discount Accommodation and Specials available in Freycinet in Tasmania.
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Discover Launceston Tasmania is an information directory about Launceston Accommodation, Tourism, Events, Attractions and Discount Accommodation and Specials available in Launceston in Tasmania.
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The TasVillas Group is one of Tasmania’s largest reservation agencies, offering a range of over 30 properties conveniently located all around Tasmania. TasVillas Group has been in operation for 30 years and is acknowledged Tasmania holiday experts.
The TasVillas Group’s properties include a wide choice of self-contained units and villas, motels and hotels, with accommodation styles varying from city apartments to country holiday retreats. Whether the budget traveller or indulgence seeker, TasVillas Group can accommodate to suit style and budget.
From country holiday villas and superbly-appointed coastal retreats to award winning city apartments and hotels – all offer great value, good quality accommodation all around Tasmania.
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Tourist Information for planning your next Tasmania Holiday including – Accommodation, Tours, Attractions, Flights and a whole lot more …
Separated from mainland Australia by the 240 kilometre stretch of Bass Strait, Tasmania is a green island of wild, mountainous and beautiful landscapes; friendly, welcoming people; temperate climate; quality cool-climate wines and food; a spirited history; and a creative arts community.
More than 40 per cent of the island is protected as World Heritage Area, national parks and reserves. And because Tasmania is so compact it is easy to walk through an ancient alpine meadow in the morning and be on a pure white beach in the afternoon.
Tasmania’s population of less than 500,000 supports a world-class symphony orchestra, a festival of island cultures, and a mid-winter festival that celebrates their Antarctic connections. Tasmania is never crowded, and its historic towns and seaside villages are dispersed across an area about the size of Ireland or West Virginia. The average summer temperature is a comfortable 21 degrees Celsius, while winter’s average is a mild 12 degrees Celsius.
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