TOP 15 MUST SEE Adventures |Off the Beaten Path: Tasmania on a Budget | Caravanning

Welcome to the ultimate guide for exploring the hidden gems OFF the BEATEN PATH in Tasmania. If you’re looking to explore unique, off-the-radar spots without breaking the bank, this guide is perfect for you.
Discover secluded beaches, untouched wilderness, charming small towns, and secret spots that only the locals know about. Join us as we uncover the beauty of Tasmania beyond the usual tourist routes.
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[@SueHolmanJones-dz8gz]

Douglas River. Stunning. Policemans Point. Really good campspot on the river. Waterhouse conservation - Village Green. Stunning.

[@hapninemptynesters]

Oooh thanks Sue, I’ll add them to my list.

[@Boggerheartjourneys]

Certainly some good spots❤

[@hapninemptynesters]

There is just so much to see in Tassie!

[@annettehouse3295]

I’m Tasmanian and now have more places to visit. Thanks for the list

[@hapninemptynesters]

You are welcome! It shows just how much there is to see in Tassie! What is your favourite ‘off the beaten path’ place to visit in Tassie?

[@annettehouse3295]

@@hapninemptynesters my favourite is a toss up between Julius River, Lake Chisholm or Trowutta Arch only 30 minutes from home

[@hapninemptynesters]

@annettehouse3295 we are so disappointed we missed Trowutta Arch. But hey it’s something to come back for!

[@hapninventures3016]

Have to go back🙌❤️

[@hapninemptynesters]

🙌 YES 🙌

[@coversadventurecapers2838]

The only two we didn’t get to was the cape and the poo museum. We loved all of those places too. Our boys loved Paris Dam and the coal mines. Lime bay just up the rd would have been awesome to stay at too but was busy when we were there.

[@hapninemptynesters]

We didn’t get to stay at Lime Bay either but you are right it looks great. You have two to add to your list now when you go back.

[@coversadventurecapers2838]

@@hapninemptynesters definitely!

[@Melanie-sq3dw]

Thanks fellow travellers. We are booked for October to end of December, Thanks for all the tips.

[@hapninemptynesters]

You are very welcome. Have an amazing time in Tassie!

[@Melanie-sq3dw]

@hapninemptynesters thank you, we will. 2015 was our last trip, only 4 weeks, still working back then. My favourite spot .... Cockle Creek at the end of the road. Had it to our selves. Love it when that happens.

[@hapninemptynesters]

@Melanie-sq3dw oh wow that would have been magical. We were surprised with Tassie being so busy how many times we found places with no one around.

[@garybrown1526]

Did you guys do South Sister Summit lookout and the Red Fridge both at St Mary’s. Goblin Forest walk near Pyengana, Potters Hill Labyrinth at South Arm. Tasmanian Bushland Gardens (absolutely loved this place run by volunteers) between Sorell and Orford. Castle Phoenix at Geeveston. Penguins at Stanley Beach. Devils Gullet near Mole Creek. The Derby tunnel. Oh, and Wee Georgie Wood steam train at Tullah. Mazngaz_greatadventures

[@hapninemptynesters]

Oh my gosh we need to go back NOW! We didn’t do any of those!!

[@garybrown1526]

@@hapninemptynesters 😂

[@garybrown1526]

@@hapninemptynesters we were there for 3 months too, same months as you but just 1 year later and as we had a dog, we didn’t do much of the NP things that you did. And I’m kicking myself for not going to Mt Paris Dam. Saw plenty of signs to it but thought it was just a dam, nothing special!!! Were we ever wrong!! 3 months is good but without a dog I think 4 months would have been better. Enjoy Vic high country. Mazngaz

[@hapninemptynesters]

@garybrown1526 we agree 3 months is the minimum. We would have preferred 4 or 5.