Tasmania’s northeast

Bush tracks, granite coves and open water.

The northeast has everything in terms of environment, climate and adventure. Autumn is especially beautiful, when the light is just so.

Walk + swim

Discover hidden coves and trails around the Bay of Fires, Humbug Point and St Helens Point conservation areas. The coast has plentiful places for surfing, snorkelling and swimming.

Eat + explore

Drive through Goulds Country toward Blue Tier and St Columba Falls, stopping for local cheese or an old-school pub meal. St Helens is renowned for fishing, while eco boat tours head into the open sea.

Ride + restore

Mountain-bike trails run from the hills to the coast, with options for every level. A little farther inland, Derby’s floating sauna pairs deep heat with a cold-water plunge.