The 45 Best Family Holiday Destinations by State

Best Family Holiday Destinations in Tasmania

Edge of the Bay Resort

Planning to enjoy Freycinet and all its wonderful attractions? Enjoy walks at Freycinet National Park, take a scenic flight, go kayaking, 4 wheel motor biking or take a cruise into iconic Wineglass Bay, all these are possible if you decide to stay at Edge of the Bay Resort which is nestled into 27 acres of untouched bushland, at the heart of the Freycinet Peninsula

Leisure Ville Holiday Centre

When it’s the holidays, it’s your family’s time to stay and play! And Leisure Ville Holiday Centre knows it. Whether you like to explore the fantastic local scenery in North West Tasmania or enjoy the indoor heated pool and spa, games room, half-court tennis and basketball court, playground and free electric barbecues at the centre, take your pick!

Freycinet National Park

Surrounded by azure bays and white sand beaches, the granite mountains found at Freycinet National Park is just jawdropping. Go bird watching and be lucky to spot a white-bellied sea-eagle gliding overhead or large Australasian gannet diving for food in the ocean or you can just take a walk to the pass where you can see the perfectly shaped Wineglass Bay, or walk the entire Freycinet Peninsula.

Bayview Villas

Located in the scenic West Hobart, Tasmania, Bayview Villas offer the perfect family entertainment with its wide range of facilities or you can choose to experience the beauty of Southern Tasmania.

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Riverfront Motel and Villas

You can take a trip to the Hobart Docks, Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens, Salamanca and Battery Point when you stay at the Riverfront Motel and Villas that offers facilities that fit your needs.

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