Love! Tasmania Campaign

Love! Tasmania Campaign

We grew up watching the Looney Tunes and we loved the cheeky Tasmanian Devil. When we were young, we didn’t know where Tasmania is and we thought Tasmania is Africa (well that’s Tanzania).

As we went to study in Wagga Wagga, Australia more than 10 years ago, we learned about this beautiful island by the name of Tasmania.

We heard so much about this beautiful place. The island is located at the south east of Victoria. We bet you have read our previous adventure in Victoria last year as it was unforgettable.

What are the best attractions in Tasmania?

Wilderness and Nature

Sunset at Yarra Valley, Australia. 

The Tasmanian World Heritage Area has a greater range of natural and cultural values than any other region on earth. And with 40 per cent of the island protected as national parks and reserves, you don’t have to travel far to be walking through ancient rainforest. Eco and nature lovers, this will be your paradise!

Wildlife

 With accessible wilderness and plenty of wildlife sanctuaries, Tasmania is the ideal destination to get up close with native Australian animals. See wombats, wallabies, pademelons, endemic birds and more. It’s also the one place on earth you’ll find a Tasmanian devil in the wild.

A Tasmanian Devil on the loose…
Yes, they really existed! We have seen wombats and wallabies but not pademelons and Tasmanian devils. We bet those devils must be cute!

Food and Wine

Have a feast! Seafood platter the Aussie way!
In Tasmania, you can stop by road side stalls with lush berries, shuck oysters fresh from the sea, sample fine Belgian truffles and pick up a bottle of bubbly from wine country so fine, it’s rumoured to be second only to Champagne itself.

Beautiful vineyard in Australia
We toured some of the best wineries in Australia and Australian wines live up to its reputation. For food, fresh seafood in southern Australia will leave you craving for more!

Ideal Self-Drive Destination

Driving into the wild, Australia…

Tasmania is easy to explore by car- it is compact, the roads uncrowded and scenery varied. The benefit of its size means you can stand atop a mountain and feel sand between your toes on the same afternoon drive. We always enjoyed self-drive in Australia, hassle free and convenient. We used to travel around NSW and Victoria during our school days, we always enjoyed the scenery.

There are more to visit in Tasmania and why don’t you visit Tasmania yourself for FREE!

In conjunction with Valentine’s Day, Tourism Tasmania will be running a contest where users can submit in their own words on how he/she would ’Express Your Love’ for whatever it is that he/she loves. Selected submissions will be posted up on Tourism Tasmania‘s official Facebook Page for public voting. The entry judged the most creative and best presentation with lots of Facebook “LIKES” will win an 8 Days 6 Nights trip to Tasmania for 2!

Mesmerize and dream no more, you can win yourself an 8 Days 6 Nights trip to Tasmania for 2! Just “Express Your Love” for whatever it is that he/she loves and stands a chance to win!

Please check out the details at http://campaigns.discovertasmania.com/intl/asia/my/love/

Wilson Ng