TasVillas Group Tasmania

TasVillas Group Tasmania A one-stop booking service for Tasmanian holidays. Please call us on 1800 030 111 to start booking today!

TasVillas Group offers a wide range of accommodation styles including budget motels, self contained villas, deluxe hotels and apartments. With set packaged rates that offer more savings the longer you stay, booking your Tasmanian holiday has never been so easy. From a romantic weekend getaway or an affordable family trip, TasVillas Group is your one-stop booking service for Tasmanian touring holidays.

🎁 Not sure what to buy someone? 🎁Give the gift of travel with one of our Travel Gift Vouchers!Our vouchers can be used f...
24/06/2026

🎁 Not sure what to buy someone? 🎁

Give the gift of travel with one of our Travel Gift Vouchers!

Our vouchers can be used for:
✅ Accommodation
✅ Car Hire
✅ Tours & Attractions
✅ Ferry bookings with Spirit of Tasmania

Perfect for birthdays, anniversaries, Christmas, special occasions, or simply treating someone to their next adventure.

Give them the freedom to choose their own travel experience and create memories that will last a lifetime.

📞 Contact us today to purchase a Travel Gift Voucher!
Phone: 1800 030 111 or Email: [email protected]

Standing proudly in the heart of Tasmania’s Midlands, Callington Mill is a remarkable blend of history, innovation, and ...
24/06/2026

Standing proudly in the heart of Tasmania’s Midlands, Callington Mill is a remarkable blend of history, innovation, and craftsmanship.

Originally built in 1837, this beautifully restored windmill is one of Australia’s most significant heritage sites, offering visitors a unique glimpse into the past while embracing the future through its world-class whisky distillery and tourism experiences.

Whether you're exploring the historic mill, enjoying the stunning grounds, or discovering the art of whisky making, Callington Mill is a destination that captures the spirit of Tasmania.

This winter, slow down, embrace the wilderness, and discover why the West Coast Wilderness Railway remains one of Austra...
22/06/2026

This winter, slow down, embrace the wilderness, and discover why the West Coast Wilderness Railway remains one of Australia’s great rail experiences.

Whether you're chasing adrenaline on the trails, exploring Tasmania's maritime history, or soaking up the atmosphere of ...
16/06/2026

Whether you're chasing adrenaline on the trails, exploring Tasmania's maritime history, or soaking up the atmosphere of a winter festival, George Town has something for everyone

🚵 Ride the George Town Mountain Bike Trails – with over 100km of purpose-built trails across two networks, riders can experience world-class mountain biking with spectacular coastal scenery and trails suited to a range of abilities.

⚓ Step back in time at the Bass & Flinders Maritime Museum and discover the incredible story of explorers Bass and Flinders, maritime adventures, historic vessels, maps, journals and one of Tasmania's finest collections of maritime artefacts.

🌊 Take a short drive to the beautiful Low Head, home to stunning beaches, coastal walks, the historic pilot station and the fascinating Low Head Pilot Station Maritime Museum, where Australia's oldest pilot station shares stories of the Tamar River's rich maritime heritage.
Low Head Pilot Station

🔥 SAVE THE DATE – Solstice in the Square 2026 🔥
Join the community on Friday 19 June 2026, from 5pm–10pm, as Regent Square comes alive with firelight, live music, delicious food, winter festivities and a magical celebration of the longest night of the year. Solstice in the Square is one of George Town's signature events, bringing locals and visitors together for an unforgettable winter experience

Turquoise water, white sand, pink granite peaks, and some of the most breathtaking coastal scenery in Australia. From th...
16/06/2026

Turquoise water, white sand, pink granite peaks, and some of the most breathtaking coastal scenery in Australia. From the iconic curves of Wineglass Bay to the peaceful waters of Honeymoon Bay, every corner of Freycinet feels like a postcard. Whether you're hiking, swimming, kayaking, or simply soaking in the views, it's easy to see why this place is one of Tasmania's most treasured natural destinations.

Honeymoon Bay is the perfect spot to slow down—calm, sheltered, and framed by the stunning Hazards mountains. Sunset here is pure magic.

The highlight? Watching dolphins glide through the bay, playfully surfacing in the turquoise water against the incredible backdrop of Freycinet. 🐬

Dark M**o feels less like a festival and more like a city-wide permission slip to be strange.For two weeks each winter, ...
12/06/2026

Dark M**o feels less like a festival and more like a city-wide permission slip to be strange.

For two weeks each winter, Dark M**o turns Hobart into a place where thousands of people willingly stand in the cold, eat beside open fires, watch unsettling art, dance until dawn, write down their fears to be burned, and—somehow—call it a holiday. The festival's signature events, from the Winter Feast to the Ogoh-Ogoh burning ritual and the N**e Solstice Swim, blur the line between celebration, performance art, and collective therapy.

What makes Dark M**o fascinating isn't the darkness itself. It's that in the middle of winter, when most places retreat indoors, Hobart does the opposite. People gather around fire, ritual, music, food and shared discomfort. The result feels ancient and futuristic at the same time—part pagan ceremony, part contemporary art experiment. Even locals debate whether it's a genuine cultural ritual or a carefully curated spectacle, which is probably why it works.

For a few weeks each June, Tasmania stops treating winter as something to endure and turns it into something worth celebrating.

Bruny Island feels both grand and peaceful—a place where wild nature remains largely untouched, and every direction offe...
10/06/2026

Bruny Island feels both grand and peaceful—a place where wild nature remains largely untouched, and every direction offers a postcard-worthy view of Australia's southern coastline.
From its pristine beaches and rugged cliffs to its lush forests and crystal-clear waters, Bruny Island captures the raw beauty of Tasmania's wilderness, creating a landscape that is both breathtakingly dramatic and serenely tranquil.

We had a fantastic evening last night at the Women In Tourism event which was held at the The Tea Equation in Launceston...
05/06/2026

We had a fantastic evening last night at the Women In Tourism event which was held at the The Tea Equation in Launceston.

At The Tea Equation, they believe the perfect cup is more than ingredients—it's a reflection of who you are. Using carefully selected Tasmanian botanicals, premium tea leaves, and thoughtfully balanced flavours, every blend tells a story rooted in ritual, connection, and place.

Tea + Intention + Creativity = Your Signature Blend

Start with a base.
Add botanicals that inspire you.
Balance flavour, aroma, and purpose.
Then create something uniquely yours.

Whether you're drawn to calming florals, vibrant citrus notes, or rich warming spices, the possibilities are endless. The best blends aren't the most complicated—they're the most meaningful.

What's in your tea equation?

🍃 Crafted in Tasmania
🍃 Inspired by nature
🍃 Designed for mindful moments



Located at 49 Meander Valley Road, Prospect, just outside Launceston, The Tea Equation blends and packs its teas in Tasmania using local ingredients where possible.

🌿 Discover the hidden wonders of Tasmania beneath the surface. Nestled within the stunning Mole Creek Karst National Par...
03/06/2026

🌿 Discover the hidden wonders of Tasmania beneath the surface.

Nestled within the stunning Mole Creek Karst National Park, the Mole Creek Caves offer an unforgettable underground adventure. This remarkable limestone landscape contains more than 300 caves and sinkholes, shaped over millions of years by flowing water.

Step inside and marvel at spectacular crystal formations, towering stalactites and stalagmites, underground streams, and one of Australia's largest public glow-worm displays. Visitors can explore the breathtaking Marakoopa Cave, famous for its glow worms and subterranean river, or the richly decorated King Solomons Cave, renowned for its intricate limestone formations.

Whether you're a nature enthusiast, photographer, or simply looking for a unique Tasmanian experience, the Mole Creek Caves provide a fascinating journey into a hidden world beneath the earth.

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Launceston, TAS

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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