Great Western Tiers: The northern face of the Tasmanian Central Plateau, the Great Western Tiers is a series of small mountain peaks and bluffs. A short drive from the coastal towns of Tasmania's north west, the region is one of rare and diverse beauty. It is considered by many as the jewel in the crown of Tasmania's national parks.

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Port Sorell: a pretty coastal village featuring sheltered beaches, good fishing, orange lichen-covered rocks and foreshore reserves for camping and picnics. Nearby Narawntapu National Park is a place of great serenity and a haven for wildlife, which abounds on its grassy plains and in its marshes and heathlands.

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Beauty Point: a small resort town in the Tamar Valley, 45 minutes' drive northwest of Launceston. It is home to Platypus House and Seahorse World, and the eastern gateway to Narawntapu National Park (formerly Asbestos Range).

Westbury: a classic Georgian village surrounded by hedgerows and lanes reminiscent of England. Westbury has numerous museums, housing collections of agricultural machinery, antique steam engines, vintage cars, 19th century toys and historic furniture.

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Evandale: a classified historic town, it is a storehouse of superb Georgian heritage buildings which remain in largely original condition. Evandale hosts the Australian National Penny Farthing Championships in February each year. Evandale is an agricultural and administrative centre located on a knoll rising from highly modified plains.

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Hollybank Treetops Adventure: visitors fly or glide across the treetops in an award winning and unique forest experience, gaining a bird's-eye view of Tasmania's beautiful forests. The adventure lasts up to three hours and is unlike any other Australian nature experience.