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You’ve run out of ideas, the weekend is coming up and you’ve got that birthday to plan. OMG! The holidays are next week and they’ll be home for a fortnight. Aaargh! Don’t worry you’ve come to the right place! At LetsGoKids we’ve done the hard yards, kicked the tyres, found the best spots to eat and play, where to shop, what to see and even where to stay! We’ll let you know what’s on and where, how much it is and try to help the budget with some special deals and vouchers! There are also puzzles, games, competitions and birthday party ideas to keep the kids entertained.

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Hobart Hobart Aquatic Centre 8 Maritime Museum 9 Mawson’s Hut Replica Museum 9 Tasmanian Travel & Information Centre 10 Heritage Horse Drawn Carriages 11 Hobart Historic Cruises 11 Red Decker 11 Bush Adventures Program 12 Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery 13

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Fish Frenzy Hobart The Pancake Train Legs & Breasts Play/Party YMCA Hobart Inflatable World Putt and Play Crocs Playland Far Out Play ParkLife Play Cafe 7D Cinema Intencity Zone 3

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Huon Jet Ida Bay Railway The Wall of Lollies Tahune Airwalk

Bruny Island Safaris Bruny Island Hotel Captain Cook Caravan Park

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Clarence City Council Just Kidding Toys Olde Time Portraits Peter Rabbit Garden & Riversdale Estate Cottages Old Hobart Town Coal Valley Creamery 16 Richmond Gaol 16 Zoodoo Wildlife Park 17

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The Lufra Hotel and Apartments 34 Port Arthur Lavender 35 Stewarts Bay Lodge 35

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Tamar Valley 28 Aspect Tamar Valley Inside Front 48, 49 29 Tasmania Zoo 49 29 Glengarry Bush Maze Low Head Pilot Station 50 51 30 Beaconsfield Mine 51 30 Platypus House 51 30 Seahorse World

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Bicheno’s Glass Bottom Boat East Coast Heritage Museum East Coast Nature World 52 All 4 Adventures 52 Iluka Holiday Centre

Flinders Island Council Furneaux Tavern Flinders Island Cabin Park and Car Hire 55 Sharp Airlines 55 The Tiers /Cradle Country A Little Piece of Heaven 56 Great Western Tiers Visitor Information Centre 56 Trowunna Wildlife Park 57 Tasmazia 58 VDL Creamery 58 Ashgrove Cheese 59 Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm 59 The Cherry Shed 59 Cradle to Coast Tasting Trail 60 Devils@Cradle 61

Launceston City Council 36- 38 Village Family Motor Inn 38 National Automobile Museum 39 Tamar River Cruises 39 Airtime 360 40, 41 Laserforce Launceston 41 Dry Slope Tasmania 42, 43 Kids Paradise 43 Devonport/Central Coast Hollybank Treetops Adventure 44 Bass Strait Museum 62, 63 Brickendon Village 45 WaterFront Mini Golf 63 Penny Royal 46, 47 Don River Railway 64 Pedal Buggies Tasmania 65 Wing’s Wildlife Park 65

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Burnie Council Comfort Inn Burnie Stanley Seaquarium Stanley Seaview Inn

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Silver Hills Motel Wilderness Railway Round Earth Company World Heritage Cruises

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Hobart Cabins & Cottages Travelodge Hobart Airport Country Club Tasmania White Sands Estate Discovery Parks Hobart

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Really, really important stuff Important stuff and other stuff

Time

Banks: Mon to Thurs: 9:30am – 4pm (Fri – 5pm) (some open until 5pm M-F and banks below are open Saturday) CBA: Glenorchy, 9:30am – 1pm Westpac: Karingal 9.30am – 1pm ANZ: Rosny 9am - 12pm Launceston City 12am - 12pm - Sat & Sun Bendigo: Huonville 9am - 12pm Credit Cards: Visa and Mastercard are accepted at most places, Amex & Diners Club in some places

The whole state of Tasmania is on the same time zone Eastern Standard Time (EST). This is the same time zone as Melbourne, Sydney, Canberra and Brisbane! Adelaide and Darwin are half an hour behind Tasmania. Perth is two hours behind. Daylight Savings begins on 2nd October 2016 in Tasmania, and will conclude on 2nd April 2017

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Weather

30 Sep Burnie Show 6 Oct Launceston Show 14 Oct Flinders Island Show 20 Oct Hobart Show 7 Nov Recreation Day (Northern Tas) 25 Nov Devonport Show 25 Dec Christmas Day Holiday 26 Dec Boxing Day Holiday 1 Jan New Year’s Day 6 Jan Devonport Cup

The Tasmanian weather varies according to location. The North West and North East are quite temperate with Summer temp (15-28) and winter (5-15). It can get quite windy.

26 Jan Aus Day 8 Feb Royal Hobart Regatta 24 Feb Launceston Cup (North East) 1 Mar King Island Show 14 Mar Eight Hours Day 25 Mar Good Friday 28 Mar Easter Monday 29 Mar Easter Tuesday 25 Apr Anzac Day 13 June Queens Birthday 4 May Agfest

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The West Coast is cooler and wetter. The East Coast is warmer during summer and can have very cold nights during winter. Hobart’s summer temp range is 12-25 and in winter 3-12 on most days. School Holidays in 2016/17 Winter Spring Summer Autumn

2 July - 18 July 24 Sept - 10 Oct 22 Dec - 7 Feb 2017 14th April - 28th April 2017

Tourist Information Centres Hobart 20 Davey Street Ph: (03) 6238 4222

George Town 92-96 Main Road Ph: (03) 6382 1700

Penguin 78 Main Rd, Penguin Ph: (03) 6437 1421

Launceston 68-72 Cameron St Ph: (03) 6336 3133

Huonville 2273 Huon Hwy Ph: (03) 6264 0326

Scottsdale 4 Alfred Street Ph: (03) 6352 6520

Devonport 92 Formby Road Ph: (03) 6424 4466

Kettering 81 Ferry Road Ph (03) 6267 4494

Sheffield 5 Pioneer Crescent Ph (03) 6491 1036

Burnie 2 Bass Highway Ph (03) 6430 5831

Latrobe River Road Ph: (03) 6421 4650

Stanley 45 Main Road Ph: (03) 6458 1330

Deloraine 98-100 Emu Bay Rd Ph: (03) 6362 5280

New Norfolk Circle Street Ph: (03) 6261 3700

St Helens 61 Cecilia Street Ph: (03) 6376 1744

Exeter 81 Main Road Ph: (03) 6394 4454

Oatlands 1 Mill Lane Ph: (03) 6254 1212

Strahan The Esplanade Ph: (03) 6472 6800

Swansea Corner Franklin & Noyes St, Ph: (03)6256 5072 Triabunna Cnr Esplanade & Charles St Ph: (03) 6256 4772 Ulverstone 13-15 Alexandra Rd Ph: (03) 6425 2839 Wynyard 8 Exhibition Link Ph: (03) 6443 8330

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Emergency, Hospital and Airport Contacts Police, Fire & Ambulance ................................................. 000 Kids Help Line ................................................. 1800 551 800 Spirit of Tasmania .............................................1800 634 906 Interpreter Service .........................................1300 655 082 Royal Hobart Hospital Liverpool St, Hobart ....................................... (03) 6222 8308 Launceston General Hospital Charles St, Launceston .................................... (03) 6777 6777 North West Regional Hospital Brickport Rd, Cooee ....................................... (03) 6430 6666 Mersey Community Hospital Torquay Rd, Latrobe ........................................ (03) 6426 5111

Airports: Hobart ............................................................. (03) 6216 1600 Launceston ..................................................... (03) 6391 6222 Burnie ................................................................ (03) 6442 1133

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With its captivating history, picturesque waterways, rugged mountains and gourmet experiences, the city has something for everyone. Hobart offers a contrasting blend of heritage, scenery and culture, with world class activities and attractions nearby.

Nestled amongst the foothills of Mt Wellington, Hobart combines heritage charm with a modern lifestyle in a setting of exceptional beauty.

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Hobart is Tasmaniaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s capital city and the second oldest capital in Australia, after Sydney. Located at the entrance to the Derwent River, its well-preserved surrounding bushland reaches close to the city centre and beaches line the shores of the river and estuary beyond.

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Hobart’s cool climate makes it easy to unwind and relax without working up a sweat, its streets and laneways are picturesque and filled with little intricacies that give the city its character, and there are a variety of shopping options and mouthwatering cuisines incorporating the fresh local seafood simply waiting to be sampled.

Wander the Salamanca Markets The incredible Salamanca Markets held on Saturdays are located in a street filled with sandstone warehouses by the picturesque harbour. It costs nothing to enter and enjoy the sights, sounds and smells as you browse past rows of stalls, enjoying the buskers and open air. Of course if you feel the need to fill up on jams, cheeses, chocolates, mead or other delights they aren’t that expensive.

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Explore Salamanca Place, a short walk from the waterfront, with its galleries, theatres, craft shops and restaurants in 1830s Georgian warehouses and on Saturdays enjoy the food and entertainment of Salamanca Market, Australia’s best outdoor market. Hobart has an excellent array of new cycle/walk paths for those that like to get out and explore. There are a number of good routes utilising the waterfront that could easily take up the day. On your journy around Hobarts numerous waterways you will find lots of small marinas crowded with yachts and dinghys around the coves and little bays of the city that are normally accompanied by grassy parks or playgrounds that provide great picnic spots!

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Who said: “You don’t get something for nothing?” Let LetsGoKids show you how to spend a day or even a week in or around Hobart ‘on the cheap’ where you can see and do lots..... and spend nothing!!! (Or just a little). So what are you waiting for? Round up a posse and get out there and do it! 1. Take the drive up to Mt. Wellington (25 mins). One of the world’s truly great views. There is an indoor observatory. You may even see snow up there and build a snowman! There are not many places that have such a tall mountain overlooking their CBD like this!

Get into a Bush Adventure and discover some of Hobart’s best kept secrets! Explore Hobart’s bushland reserves with activities for kids, adults and families every season. hobartcity.com.au/ bushadventures Call (03) 6238 2886 to join the mailing list.

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3. Walk down through Salamanca Place to get a feel for the “Old Hobart” – Go on a Saturday morning and experience the “New Hobart” as the whole area comes to life with the world famous Salamanca Market. Food and entertainment as well as stalls galore!

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2. Take a guided tour, or self-guided walking tour of Battery Point - within walking distance of Hobart’s waterfront - with its many historic houses dating from the first European settlement of ‘Hobart Town’

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Free admission Dunn Place, Hobart (03) 6165 7000 www.tmag.tas.gov.au

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4. Join one of the many walking tours (costs a little) that tell the story of early Hobart Town. The Visitor Information Centre will give you the details.

13. Visit the old colonial house of Runnymede near Newtown. Show the kids what houses looked like before 44” flat screen TVs on the wall - Kids FREE.

5. Explore The Constitution Dock area. Follow the trail of the interpretive plaques. Look for the statues. While you are down there you may see the bridge turn and let the fishing boats out into the river – now that’s precision!

14. MONA in Glenorchy is a brand new contemporary museum where kids are FREE! (Almost free)

6. Book into Hobart Bush Adventures (costs a little) and experience environmental focused adventures and activities in the local bushland reserves.

15. Head over the bridge to Rosny and check out the old farm and school house.

7. Go shopping and explore the laneways and hidden secrets of Hobart’s CBD 8. Whilst in the middle of the CBD, pop across to the Tasmanian Museum (p.13), grab a coffee in the on-site cafe and make use of their free wifi offering to help you check your emails, do some research or book those tour tickets.

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9. Whilst you’re there use the free entry to the museum to learn a little bit about Hobart, its history, its customs and its unique place in the world! Check out the animal exhibits, the dinosaurs, the Antarctic Exhibition. You won’t be disappointed!

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10. The Maritime Museum (p.9) (costs a little) across the road tells of Hobart’s early seafaring history.

11. Anglesea Barracks just up the road in Davey St has an Army Museum with lots of artifacts. 12. Stroll the Botanic Gardens or take in one of their awesome family events.

16. Check out Bellerive Village – An old seafaring port. 17. Take a short drive to the historic town of Richmond. Stroll the streets of the well preserved convict built town. It has Australia’s oldest bridge and very old church. Check out the jail. (p.33) 18.Go wine tasting around Barilla Bay and the Coal Valley (on the way to Richmond) 19. Head out to Kingston via Sandy Bay along the coastal route through Taroona. 20. Call into the Margate Train (p.16) and have a delicious pancake or grab some lollies. 21. Catch the car ferry to Bruny Island (p.28) and go exploring - check out the penguin rookery! 22. Look at our Wots On section (p.75) to see what events or happenings are on for families this week!

WORTH A LOOK! The Burrow at the Botanical Gardens: The Burrow is a free community resource located underneath the visitors centre at the Gardens. It’s a space full of donated books and records, and also includes a large TV screen continually playing Tasmania’s best short films. Grab a beanbag and read a book. LetsGoKids Tasmania 2016/17

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Royal Hobart Show Kids LEARN at our Show Win a Ribbon!

Competitions for all ages with great prizes. Art / Photography / Homecrafts / Sculpture / LEGO / Cooking / Miss Showgirl-Master Showboy / MORE See website for details

Gate prices: Adults: $18

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Family (2+2): $50

Tickets available ONLINE Extra day tickets available at discount

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Eat Food, glorious food!!! Hobart has lots to offer families looking for a quick bite to eat or a sit down meal.

plenty of choice, or take a seat at Fish Frenzy or Mures Lower Deck, where kids are welcome.

Fish Frenzy (see voucher below) has inside and outside eating and is kid friendly. Great views too! There are an abundance of casual eateries and Mures has crayons and colouring pages to keep “food experiences” that are perfect for a relaxed them occupied. family meal or that special occasion. What is the local speciality??? Seafood of course!! Scallops are the local delicacy but it’s all great. DID YOU KNOW

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The Waterfront At Constitution Dock the seafood is fresh and cheap. For lunch or dinner, the “fish punts” offer

West Hobart has a delicious Italian Restaurant, Paesano Pizza & Pasta. They don’t have many tables, so make sure you book in advance. They cook just like Nonna used to!

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North Hobart Up in Elizabeth St North Hobart overlooking the city (a bit too far to walk), there are restaurants, cafes and bakeries aplenty, with cuisines from just about every country on the planet. There are also pubs, takeaways, and a great old fashioned lolly shop that does great milkshakes! Fish 349 has a dedicated children’s menu that’s more than just “nuggets”!

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Hobart CBD In Hobart itself, the Shamrock Hotel, (cnr Liverpool St & Bathurst St,) has a laid back and friendly atmosphere, with a roaring open fire, and wholesome food at family friendly prices.The Ocean Child in Argyle St fits a similar mould. The Soho Hotel has kids eat free on Tuesdays and Thursdays, whilst Embers Restaurant at the Best Western has good wood fired pizza.

The Suburbs of Hobart Sandy Bay Sandy Bay also features a large amount of eateries featuring cuisine from all corners of the globe. Among them is Mee Wah Chinese Restaurant. This place is not for those on a budget, but the service and the quality of food is as good as it gets. Also try the German Bakerei traditional pastry products.

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The suburbs of Hobart have a range of Hotels that will keep the kids occupied whilst you enjoy your meal. The Carlyle Hotel in Moonah or the Granada Tavern in Derwent Park, The Foreshore Hotel in Lauderdale or The Shoreline Hotel Howrah are the answer. They all feature kid’s meals, entertainment and have great playgrounds. The Kalis Group; Cooleys in Moonah, Kingston Hotel and Mornington Hotel all have more than your average menu at reasonable prices.

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Play / Party Soundy Park Hobart has plenty of activities Located on the corner of Burnett and Argyle (both inside and out) to keep you busy after school, on weekends and holidays. Streets this playground contains a range of

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If you are feeling active, grab your bike and ride the Derwent, Clarence or Glenorchy trails (maps available from councils), play on one of the great beaches at Lauderdale, Clarence or Kingston, or run amok on a playground. The city is blessed with choices and here are a few of our favourites. Mount Stuart Mt Stuart Park - There is a large slide and unique climbing wall available for use at Mount Stuart Park. The covered electric BBQ and seating is located adjacent to a small sports field which is ideal for open play. There is also a great little cubby house, bouncers and treadmill roller.

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facilities including spring riders, skales swing and combination units. The playground is fenced and is adjoined by a family friendly park with open space enabling a range of ball games and family enjoyment. The facilities at this location include public convenience facilities and electric BBQâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s.

Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s on at your local YMCA. With 3 aquatic centres, a kids play centre, golf course, and basketball stadium located in Hobart along with and multi-use facility in Launceston, the YMCA has Tassie covered with a wide range of activities suitable for all ages: Including; Y-Kids Party & Play Glenorchy, Y-Fitness Glenorchy, Barossa Park Wellness Centre, Glenorchy Pool (Oct-March), Rosny Park Golf Course and Clarence YMCA. You will find a range of programs like; Kiddies Music & Dance, After School Fitness (13-17 years old), Infant to pre-primary swimming lessons, Giant water twister slide, Family Fun Days and Aqua Play for Toddlers. YMCA Launceston also has a range of programs running for kids! For more info - www.hobart.ymca.org.au

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Play / Party Clarence Bellerive Beach Park is the perfect place to relax and enjoy a long walk, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Play equipment and plenty of room. Glenorchy Montrose Community Foreshore on the Brooker Hwy, along the Derwent foreshore is great! Take your kite, kayak, sailboat or just watch it happen as you laze around in the sun on the grassy verges. The accessible playground, cycle path, exercise, kite flying area, electric BBQ’s and picnic shelters provide variety for a great day. Cornelian Bay A foreshore walking track to the Botanical Gardens. There is also a classic boat shed, picnic sites and BBQ’s. Cornelian Bay is a good rest spot along the Intercity Cycleway where public convenience facilities are also available. A feature is the playground with its collection of accessible play equipment.

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Costal rambles, waterfalls and ancient tall trees - right in our own backyard.

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There’s no shortage of activities to enjoy as a family or with groups of friends. The 60 Great Short Walks are all within easy reach of the main visitor destinations and include a variety of grades and distances, from half hour walks to half-day and full walks. For more information go to www.parks.tas.gov.au Photo courtesy of Tourism Tasmania

Parliament Street Reserve One side of the park has a large slide offering a thrill, whilst the other side has a designated playground area. This site located at Parliament Street Sandy Bay adjoins a small sports ground and offers excellent family facilities. Good quality public convenience facilities are provided at the site as is electric BBQ facilities. Sandy Bay Long Beach Reserve and Sandown Oval - This is a medium-sized park, with a large fully fenced playground area. The reserve is sandwiched between Sandown Oval and sports grounds and Long Beach. Dogs are allowed on leash on the lawns (not in the playground) and there is a nearby off-leash area as well. The playground is fantastic and has equipment for babies, toddlers and preschoolers - they’ll love it!

We’re fortunate that Tasmania is one of the most beautiful places on Earth; it’s compact, diverse, wild and accessible. Tasmania has 19 national parks and many of these are within a short distance of the major population centres of Launceston, Hobart, Burnie and Devonport.

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Across 3. Beautiful Gorge ouside Launceston 4. Famous Bay on the East Coast 7. The island to the south of Hobart 8. Launceston’s Ski Resort 9. Where in the Huon Valley would you find the ‘Swinging bridge?’ 15. Beer brewed in Hobart 16. Tasmanian animal that’s now extinct 17. The stretch of water between Tas & Vic 18. Launceston’s down hill attraction 19. Hobart’s T20 cricket team

Down 1. Where would you find the oldest bridge in Tasmania? 2. The first given name for Tasmania 5. Where would you find The Nut? 6. Famous chocolate factory 10. Biggest swimming centre in Hoabrt? 11. Famous market held in Hobart 12. The town in which the spirit docks 13. The name for the heritage listed bush railway 14. The mountain behind Hobart 15. Where in Latrobe can you get a great deal on a tasty ice cream free?

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Huonville Huonville sits on the banks of the tranquil Huon River, surrounded by the colours of orchards, and the peaks of the World Heritage Area. It is an ideal base for exploring far-south Tasmania. It is renowned for its produce, with road side stalls selling many of the in season fruits such as apples, pears and berries, for a fraction of the cost of supermarkets. There is even an apple museum!

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Each township in the area has a unique identity and history, something special to offer visitors to the area.

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The Huon area of Tasmania is one of the state’s most pristine. Virtually untouched by development but only 25 minutes from Hobart, it features natural beauty, coastline, mountains, adventure and solitude.

Franklin Franklin is the next stop on the trail and is home to the Wooden Boat Centre and has several operators that offer tours exploring the nearby waterways.

WORTH A LOOK! At Grove, in an authentic Huon Valley apple shed, the Apple and Heritage Museum provides a comprehensive insight into the lives of the Huon’s early settlers. There is a free picnic area and heritage apple orchard to explore. Of course, there is also Willie Smith’s Cidery for a taste of the local brew!!!

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Take a self-guided walking tour of the townâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rich heritage with the Geeveston Circuit and Platypus Walk. Starting in the heart of the town, the trail meanders through Heritage Park. Follow the signs and learn more about this beautiful and resourceful town.

You may even spot one of the local platypus! Whilst in town, visit the amazing Wall of Lollies (See voucher above) where kids big and small will find an amazing array of lollies and treats to satisfy everyoneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s sweet tooth craving!!

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Geeveston Geeveston is the gateway to the Great Southern Forests and home to popular attraction, the Tahune Airwalk.

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Tahune Airwalk is located at the Forest and Heritage Centre near Geeveston, and is one of Tassie’s great experiences. The Airwalk takes you through the treetops of a eucalyptus forest at a 3 storey height above the forest floor, allowing you a birds-eye view of the tree species and forest life.

You can also explore the nearby Hartz Mountains NP where you will find rugged mountain peaks and thick rainforest as well as picturesque lakes. The dolomite caves at Lune River and Hastings are spectacular and the Thermal Springs at Hastings are naturally heated at 28c. Close to here you will find Ida Bay Railway (See opposite) that travels along the banks of Ida Bay. It terminates at Deep Hole and Elliott’s Beach where there is a shelter with BBQ facilities, picnic tables and toilets. Enjoy some time at the beach with family or friends and catch a later train back to the station.

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The Swinging Bridges at McKay’s Track. The track is set along the river’s edge and includes a walk directly over the Huon and Picton Rivers via two swinging bridges suspended from the riverbanks. The Visitor Centre in Huonville will have more details. The walk takes one hour return.

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- Bruny Island Bruny Island is Tasmania’s premier island destination with a holiday adventure to suit everyone.

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It is made up of a North and South Island which are separated by a narrow isthmus called “The Neck”. Access to the island is by vehicular ferry departing from Kettering. The trip takes 15 minutes and arrives at Roberts Point on North Bruny. The island has a population of around 620 and is deceptively large - being about 100 kilometres in length!! North Bruny is drier than the south and is mostly comprised of open pastures and light bushland. The Mirambeena Ferry departs from Roberts Point which is on North Bruny. The narrow isthmus joining the two parts of the island is called “The Neck”. There is a timber stepped boardwalk that takes you to some of the most spectacular 360° panoramic views of the Bruny Island coastline. There is also a penguin rookery located here. You can see these remarkable birds returning to their burrows in the sand dunes at dusk—little penguins making their way up the beach in tight groups and the shearwaters gliding in from the sea.The Reserve has an interpretation board and during peak viewing times. In contrast to the north, South Bruny is hilly, heavily timbered and includes large rainforest areas. It is home to the South Bruny National Park and large areas of State Forest Reserve. The townships of Adventure Bay, Alonnah and Lunawanna are also located on South Bruny.

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There are plenty of places to stay with accommodation ranging from friendly campsites to luxury beachfront retreats. Our favourite is Captain Cook Holiday Park (See below). Alonnah is one of the main townships of Bruny Island. It is approximately 35 minutes drive from Roberts Point. Alonnah is home to Hotel Bruny - Australia’s southern-most pub. South Bruny has two general stores – at Adventure Bay and Alonnah – with Eftpos facilities, takeaway food and limited provisions. Adventure Bay has petrol and an ATM. There are no stores on North Bruny. A highlight is South Bruny National Park, with towering cliffs overlooking long sandy beaches, coastal heathland, underwater gardens of kelp seaweed and some amazing bushwalks to take it all in. Visit the Cape Bruny Lighthouse, first lit in 1838. Today it’s Australia’s second oldest and longest continually staffed lighthouse. Whilst on the island, there is fishing, boating, great safe swimming beaches and lots of fresh produce to sample. There are also tours that run daily to all the main points of interest by Bruny Island Safaris (See opposite).

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The City of Clarence on Hobart’s eastern shore has some great places to visit and things to do for families. For information on parks, walks and beaches - visit www.ccc.tas.gov.au

Rosny Farm Across the road from the skate park you’ll find Rosny Farm, a unique cultural centre in Clarence. The 1815 barn and farm house are a great insight into how families lived in early Australia. There are also great exhibitions to see in the old Schoolhouse and school holiday programs. Rosny Farm is open to the public on Wednesdays to Sundays 11-5. Photo courtesy of Tourism Tasmania

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Clarence boasts a fantastic network of tracks, trails and beaches for easy walking and cycling with stunning views over the Derwent Estuary and Mount Wellington. There are helpful signs along the way with information about the history of the area. The Tangara Trail is also suitable for horse-riding. Bellerive Village Bellerive Village is the natural starting point for easy family walks.The kids will love the Bellerive Bluff Fort with its enormous 19th century cannons. Follow this up with fish and chips and fun in the playground near Bellerive Beach. Wentworth Park Educational Bike Track, Howrah This new facility is an ideal place to teach kids about road safety awareness and features a bike park with traffic lights, a round-about and various road signs. Kangaroo Bay Skate Park Shred it up at the new Kangaroo Bay Skate Park. The park was designed by a local designer with significant input by the local skating fraternity. It includes an international standard competition street course and bowl.

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- City of Clarence Upcoming Events 2016/17 Dogs Day Out - 2 October: Bring along the canine kids to this annual event at the Rosny Farm that celebrates all things pooch. Seafarers Festival - 23 October: Held at the Bellerive Boardwalk, this action-packed event focuses on nauticulture including music, activities, competitions, maritime information, a craft market and a selection of fine food. With over forty stalls around the site, you’ll find maritime and historic information intermingled with hands on activities and great food. Australia Day Breakfast - 26 January: Held on the Boardwalk, this event offers an array of outdoor activities for the young and old. Clarence Jazz Festival -18-26 February This annual event is held in beautiful outdoor, riverside and historic locations. Australia’s only eight day jazz festival, Clarence Jazz offers audiences great performances, unique locations; unrivalled good vibes with activities for the kids. All outdoor concerts are free to attend. Visit www.clarenceartsandevents.net for more info.

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Richmond Historic Village Step back in time and visit Richmond, a historic village nestled in the rolling hills of the Coal Valley wine region. An amazing number of Georgian stone buildings constructed by convict labour are still in use today. Walk across Australia’s oldest stone bridge built in 1823 and visit the Richmond Gaol to see first hand what life was like for the convicts. You can relive your childhood and get lost in an intricate maze or see what Hobart used to look like at the Old Hobart Town model centre. There’s lots of colonial accommodation available in Richmond, along with restaurants, cafes and an endless array of local arts and crafts. Don’t forget the old-fashioned lolly shop!

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- Tasman Peninsula Eaglehawk Neck is the gateway to the Tasman National Park – home to a wide range of land and marine animals, fascinating rock formations and some of the highest and most spectacular sea cliffs in Australia which can be experienced by land, sea or air.

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Just an hour from Hobart lie the staggering coastal landscapes, sandy beaches and historic sites of the Tasman Peninsula. Bushwalking, surfing, sea-kayaking, scuba-diving and rock-climbing opportunities abound – all good reasons to extend your visit beyond a hurried day trip from Hobart.

These spectacular natural features are the backdrop to a fascinating story which unfolds along the Convict Trail. Look for the yellow roadside convict arrows as you travel to the World Heritage listed, Port Arthur Historic Site.

WORTH A LOOK! Throughout your visit don’t forget to look up often. White-breasted Sea Eagles, Wedge-tail Eagles and a variety of hawks and falcons soar overhead.

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The Tasman Peninsula region is an outstanding destination for walks, beaches, camp sites and fishing spots.

On foot, encounter a myriad of natural wonders carved out by the sea. Start at Pirates Bay Lookout, then down to the Tessellated Pavement, Blowhole, Devils Kitchen and Tasman Arch.

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PORT ARTHUR For almost fifty years from 1830 this intriguing settlement accommodated hardened convicts sent to Tasmania from Britain. Every building, every feature has a story to tell. Created solely with the skills and labour of the convicts, this impressive place survives today for you to explore. Take to the Convict Trail and explore the infamous dog line and various outstations. Recently added to the list is the Coal Mines Historic Site just past Saltwater River. The natural beauty of the site belies its former brutal purpose.This free-entry wheelchair access site once had 600 convicts working in underground tunnels, digging coal and pushing trolleys to the jetty for shipment.The underground cells bring a chill to your bones.

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Visit Launceston in any season and you’ll find a city alive with colour, atmosphere and world-class attractions. Launceston’s mild climate and perfect position in the heart of Tasmania offers the perfect base for your family holiday. On everyone’s must-do list is the stunning Cataract Gorge, often described as an oasis in the city. With its rugged beauty the Gorge is only a 15 minute walk from the city. This natural formation offers walking trails, the world’s longest single span chairlift, outdoor swimming pool, swinging suspension bridge, Cable Hang Gliding, rock climbing or abseiling for the adventurous, picturesque gardens, local wildlife including the famed resident peacocks and dramatic 10.5-metre long cantilevered viewing platform on the Duck Reach track.

The best way to experience Launceston’s beautiful parks and gardens is by foot and whatever the weather these sites are a photographer’s dream. The jewel in the crown is the leafy City Park. Say hello to the Japanese Macaques and resident ducks, the train ride is a perennial favourite. For those who enjoy a swim, the Launceston Aquatic Centre provides state-of- the-art heated indoor pools and leisure facilities for children of all ages. Enjoy panoramic views over the City from the café while the kids splash in the interactive play area and waterslide.

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Queen Victoria Museum at Inveresk features the Phenomena Factory, a free-entry, interactive science centre providing hands-on education. Challenge yourself in the Perception Tunnel while you touch, switch, pull and crank your way around the space. The Inveresk site is also home to the preserved railway workshops and permanent exhibition ‘Tasmanian Connections’, which is thrilling people of all ages. See artefacts from Australia’s oldest merchant shipwreck, planes soaring high above and an extensive dinosaur collection featuring giant skeletons and life-sized models. Launceston punches well above its weight in culture and the arts. Spend the day immersed in our vibrant art scene by picking up a state-of- theart ARTBIKE from Design Tasmania or discover ArtPlay an interactive, creative gallery space, designed for joyful exploration of art and art making for visitors to the Queen Victoria Art Gallery. Get on your bike at the Hollybank Mountain Bike Park or Blue Derby Mountain Bike Trail, adventure destinations of international standards. If you’re after some local insight, take a tour with Mountain Bike Tasmania or ride through charming back streets and pedal along the North Esk and Tamar Rivers with On Your Bike Tours. LetsGoKids Tasmania 2016/17

For a chilling and ghoulish twist on Launceston history, wander the alleyways hearing stories and tales of the past with Launceston City Ghost Tours, or pick your own path with a Heritage Trail Walking Map. Set amongst the magnificent old and new growth forests around Hollybank Forest Reserve is the thrilling Hollybank Treetops Adventures and Trees Adventure, offering an exhilarating multi-stage zip-line ride in the tree canopy, Segway Tour, challenging obstacle courses high up in the tree canopy will have all the family swinging, leaping, climbing and flying through the forest.

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- Launceston Launceston has a relaxed feel and is compact in size with nothing too far away. This makes it an ideal city to explore by foot or on a bike. Centrally located it is the perfect city to base yourself in while you explore our beautiful State. Everything you need to have an amazing family experience is right on Launceston’s doorstep; from the magnificent natural attractions including the spectacular Cataract Gorge Reserve, which is Tasmania’s top tourist attraction, to the QVMAG, Australia’s largest regional Museum and Art Gallery, and the nearby Tamar Valley.

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The National Automobile Museum of Tasmania comes alive with four sensational theme displays each year as well as constantly changing exhibits in the main hall and a mezzanine floor packed with motorcycles. Did you know - The family ticket at the museum covers up to two adults and six children? WOW - Thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s value!!!

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Penny Royal Adventures is a great day out for those who like some mild discovery to those who prefer things a little more daring. Enjoy the Dark Ride, gold fossicking, or a trip on the Sandpiper, or grab an Adventure Pass for Cliff activities for those who like to stay a little closer to the ground.

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A must see is the magnificent Cataract Gorge Reserve, a stunning natural beauty only a 15 minute walk from the city centre. You can take a ride on the Southern Hemisphereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s longest single-plan chairlift, marvel atthe Peacocks showing off their colours in the Cliff Grounds, take a dip in the swimmingpool, hangout in the playground or have a picnic on the lawns of the Fairy Dell.

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The kids are so well catered for in Lonnie, with a state of the art indoor aquatic centre and amazing play centres like Treasure Island and Kids Paradise (p.xx) to indoor minigolf and games at Kingsway Crazy Golf and the amazing long mini golf course The kids are so well catered for in Lonnie, with a

Go for a walk on one of the many trails across the suspension bridge to one of the many look-outs. You can also explore it from the other side with an excellent guided boat cruise with Tamar River Cruises (See voucher p.39). Learn the history of the city as well!

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Set amongst the magnificent old and new growth forests around Hollybank Forest Reserve be thrilled by Hollybank Treetops Adventures a unique and exhilarating multi-stage zip-line ride in the tree canopy or enjoy a segway tour which glides on tracks that have been established on the forest floor. Trees Adventure offers challenging obstacle courses high up in the tree canopy that will have all the family swinging, leaping, climbing and flying through the forest - allowing thrill seekers and nature enthusiasts to experience the trees like never before.

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The kids are so well catered for in Lonnie, with a state of the art indoor aquatic centre state of the art indoor aquatic centre and amazing play centres like Treasure Island and Kids Paradise (p.43) to indoor minigolf and games at Kingsway Crazy Golf and the amazing long mini golf course at Aspect Tamar Valley Resort (Inside Front Cover). They will love the new trampoline based play centre “Airtime 360” at Launceston Indoor Sports. There is indoor laser tag at Zone 3 (p.45) and Laserforce (p.40), the new Dry Slopes Slide Park in Mowbray (p.42) or farm visits at nearby Brickendon (p.45). So whatever the weather, you’ll always find something to keep the smaller members of the family occupied indoor or out.

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Launceston Don’t leave Launceston without

- Learning about the city’s past on an Historic Walk - Taking a cruise along the Tamar River with Tamar River Cruises (p.39) - Enjoying fish & chips, an ice cream, coffee or smoothie at Seaport Marina - Going for a walk and chairlift ride through the Cataract Gorge - Visiting the new Penny Royal (p.46) - Reaching high speeds on the sliding course at Sliders in Mowbray (p.42) - Splashing about all day at the exciting Launceston Aquatic Centre - Escaping from the new Escape Room in Kings Meadows - Jumping around on Australia’s largest jumping pillow at Aspect Tamar Valley Resort (inside cover) - Checking out the monkeys and running & playing all day in City Park

- Checking out the impressive old & new vehicles at the National Automobile Museum (p.39) - Supporting the Tassie Hawks at Aurora Stadium, the Tasmanian home of AFL - Reaching new heights at Airtime 360 (p.41) - Experiencing the QVMAG’s Art Gallery at Royal Park and Museum at Inveresk. They both have a great range of free exhibitions including the Phenomena Factory at Inveresk, an exciting interactive science centre, providing fun for all ages. - Soaring through the treetops on a flying fox at Hollybank Adventures (p.44) - Hunting one another down at Zone 3 LaserTag (p.45) -Taking a trip out to Brickendon to experience farm life from days gone by - Going for a ride on one of the many dedicated bike paths around town.

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Tamar Valley A short drive north of Launceston, The Tamar Valley is actually on both sides of the river and is referred to as East and West Tamar. West Tamar has the towns of Exeter, Beaconsfield and Beauty Point which all have much to offer families. The West Tamar really is one big playground. Starting in Riverside you have the pool centre with waterslide, kids pools and Olympic sized main pool, Tailrace Park with a kid friendly maze, BBQ, playground and loads of space to run around.

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Next stop is the Beaconsfield Mine and Heritage Centre (see voucher p.51) with tunnels, animal hunts, gold panning and lots of buttons to push, levers to pull and hands on displays. 5 minutes away you can double up at Beauty Point and see the platypus and echidnas at Platypus House (see voucher p.51) and seahorses, hermit crabs, starfish and other cool fish at Seahorse World. (voucher p.51)

Take time to visit the Tassie Devils, meerkats and Dinosaurs at Tasmania Zoo (see voucher below) and enjoy their huge undercover cafe.

Don’t miss Kids Paradise (Voucher p.43) at the Tailrace centre. Not far away are the Tamar Island Wetlands with a great short walk - you’ll see many birds, frogs and spy on the ducks, swans and other water birds from the hideout.

Now relax by the sea with Greens Beach and West Head only 10 minutes away - swim, build sandcastles, catch a fish for dinner and on the way back stop for a picnic at Batman Bridge!

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Stop in at Grindelwald (inside front cover) for paddle boats, mini-golf, jumping pillow and a chocolate cafe – feel free to stay a night or two. Be ‘A-Mazed’ at Glengarry Bush Maze (see above) and enjoy great coffee as you make your way along the Tamar.

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Top 15 things to see and do in The Tamar Valley 1. Take a cruise down the Tamar River (voucher p.39), under the Batman Bridge. 2. Go to the Tailrace Park and Centre and explore Kids Paradise, (vouchers p.43) and the NEW Skynet. At the park there are BBQs, play equipment and toilets. 3. Make a splash at the Olympic-sized Riverside Pool - try out their waterslide, take a swim, or just relax on the lawns and visit the kiosk for some lunch. 4. Stay the night at Aspect Tamar Valley Grindelwald (see inside front cover) and try out the mini golf, paddle boats, bikes and trikes, the world’s largest jumping pillow, chocolate shop and pizza bistro. The kids won’t want to leave! 5. Spend the day at Narawntapu National Park to see amazing animals, sensational sand dunes, safe swimming beaches and a great clifftop lookout. 6. Check out Seahorse World (voucher p.51) and find out all about the area’s sealife at the Aquarium or go fishing from the wharf. 7.Visit a few friends at Platypus House (voucher p.51) and find out all there is to know about Echidnas and Platypuses.You can even feed an Echidna!

8. Journey to Gravelly Beach where you can play and skate, go swimming & pontooning for fish, enjoying a BBQ and have some fun on the playground while the very little ones can have a ball in the fenced infant area. 9. Go to Greens Beach or East Beach for safe, family friendly swimming on both sides of the river. 10. Explore the Beaconsfield Mine and Heritage Centre (voucher p.51), have fun with the hands-on interactive displays and learn all about the history. 11. Take a trip to the Tamar Island Wetlands and stroll along their boardwalk, explore the facilities on the island, see animals such as frogs, birds, reptiles and take a gander at their interesting info centre. 12. Get lost at Glengarry Bush Maze (p.49) whilst exploring the challenging and fun kids puzzles and mazes, or indulge in the lovely cafe & gift shop. 13. Step back in time at Low Head Pilot’s Station Museum and play with things of sail and steam. 14.Hire a bike in gorgeous George Town and have a ride along the Kanamaluka Trail or pedal around the town itself. 15. Waddle into the Low Head Penguin tours for a family friendly evening adventure.

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George Town and Low Head have a distinct nautical feel, with the lighthouse, old pilot station (see below), the Bass and Flinders museum and the brand new marina at York Cove which are all worth spending the time to explore. At night you can take a Penguin Tour and get up close and personal with the local furry, black and white residents. Beautiful nearby beaches, river activities and fishing ensure there is something for everyone in the picture perfect East Tamar area.

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The Flinders Municipality is an archipelago of 52 very small remote islands that stretch from mainland Tasmania through to Wilsons Promontory in Victoria and includes a number of island groups in the Municipality including the Furneaux, Kent and Hogan Island Groups.

Flinders Island is the largest of the islands located in the Furneaux Group and the region has around 900 permanent residents. Flinders is a long, narrow island, 75 km long and 40 km wide, with the Darling Ranges running along the middle of the Island. Flinders Island is just a 30-minute flight from Launceston. Flinders Island has a thriving rural community that produces sheep and wool, cattle, milk-fed lambs, crayfish, abalone, wine and wallaby and a number of niche products including organic garlic, wasabi, finger limes and honey; many of these producers are represented and supported by Flinders Island Fresh. Other main business activities include rural support industries and a growing tourism industry.

DID YOU KNOW Flinders is a long, narrow island, 75km long and 40 km wide, with the Darling range running along the middle of the island.

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Feeding the wallabies at the Patriarch Sanctuary. Fossicking for a Killiecrankie diamond along the rocky outcrops of Killiecrankie beach. Hiring a kayak or 2 and discover the many islets and secluded beaches. Stopping into Bowman’s Store in Whitemark to cuddle a rescued baby wombat. Visiting a Flinders Island Fresh Farmers Market to sample great local produce (held quarterly). Discovering the underwater wonderland by going snorkelling or diving. Go for a bush walk along one of the many coastal, bush or mountain walking tracks. Playing a round of golf to the backdrop of the picturesque Strzelecki Peaks. Taking a Quad-Bike Ride up Mount Strzelecki or along the coast (the only place in Tasmania to experience Quad Bike Tours on the beach). Fishing! Catch squid off the wharf, marlin or flathead from a charter boat, or salmon off the rocks – you will be sure to catch something! Learning about the Islands’ history by visiting the Furneaux Museum. Swimming at one of the many secluded and safe bays or coves. Trying the local lamb, beef, wallaby or seafood next to the beach at many of the free gas BBQ facilities provided. Visiting the Strait Works Gallery, the Swamphen or the CWA Shop in Whitemark, the Tav Shack in Lady Barron or the Mountain Seas Gallery at Trousers Point for local arts, crafts and produce. Playing a game of lawn bowls at the Sports Club. Hunting for the rare and illusive nautilus shell during the months of May or June.

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When driving on Flinders Island it is customary to wave at passers-by, a unique way of life that you are invited into when you visit the Island. The Flinders Wave is just one of the local friendly gestures!

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“The amount and variety of events are excellent! The children thoroughly enjoyed surfing, snorkeling, circus workshops, Glowing in the Dark, the races and getting together with their friends in the holidays. “

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There is plenty to do and see on Flinders Island! Come and check out our beautiful Island where visitors get to enjoy the simplicity of our natural environment and its surrounds. Enjoy the views and be blown away by the incredible rock formations, lichen covered rocks and crystal blue water; it’s a natural paradise!

HANDY HINT Flinders Island is serviced by a regular passenger service, Sharp Airlines, and flights to the island depart from both Launceston and Essendon. Visitor information and accommodation options can be found on the website: visitflindersisland.com.au

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Meet Derek our famous wombat! Derek was rescued from his mother’s pouch after she was hit by a car and is now being lovingly cared for by Kate Mooney the ‘Wombat Lady’, who works in Whitemark’s general store. After a short video of Derek running along a beach on Flinders Island went viral on social media, Derek became ‘insta-famous’ and is now a veritable tourist magnet in his own right.

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Chudleigh Tasmania’s Village of Roses! Home to Melita Honey Farm, where you will find honey displays, an interactive beehive and a live bee exhibition hive.

For everything you need to know about the Great Western Tiers, call in and see Vicky and the team at Deloraine.

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Mole Creek Mole Creek has some caves to explore and the coutryside is known to be a favoured area for Tasmanian Tigers! They are supposed to have been hunted to extinction 80 years ago, but the locals Deloraine around Mole Creek aren’t so sure! A little further along is Deloraine where you will There is a wonderful FREE exhibit regarding all find the Great Western Tiers Visitor things “Tiger” next to the pub. Trowunna Wildlife Information Centre and the Deloraine Folk Mu- Park (See below) is a highlight in this part of the seum (See opposite). The kids will be entertained world. View devils, wombats, kangaroos/wallabies and captivated by the musical water fountain. Play in natural bush settings with outstanding views with it for FREE. There is also the statue of local and easy viewing enclosures. champion racehorse Malua who won the 1884 The local wallabies are so friendly they’ll walk Melbourne Cup. right up for a pat and a chat. Kids will love it! Take time to explore 41º South Salmon Farm where you can experience a self guided walk through diverse vegetation including wetland and woodland areas. View the fish farm and keep an eye out for platypus on the nature trails.

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Elizabeth Town Back on the nearby highway, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll find the awesome Elizabeth Town Bakery Cafe that is open from 6am daily. Ashgrove Cheese is nearby and has free cheese tasting and an awesome ice cream offer (see opposite). Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm (see opposite) has everything you could ask for with meals, ice cream and raspberry products. Across the road is VDL Creamery (See below). Freshly made ice cream! (There must be a lot of cows around here!)

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- Great Western Tiers & Cradle Country

Cradle To Coast Tasting Trail 1. Great Western Tiers Visitor Centre

5. The Cherry Shed

98-100 Emu Bay Rd, Deloraine For all your travelling info

243 Gilbert St, Latrobe A wide range of cherry products

2. Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm

6. Turners Beach Berry Patch

9 Christmas Hills Rd, Elizabeth Town Country Style Breakfasts as well as many Raspberry Products.

Blackburn Dr, Turners Beach Real fruit ice creams, wood-fired pizza and quality Tasmanian ingredients.

3. Ashgrove Cheese

7. House Of Anvers Chocolate Factory

6173 Bass Hwy, Elizabeth Town Milk, Cheese, cream, Farm House Butter and Ice-Cream.

9025 Bass Hwy, Latrobe A chocolate experience not to be missed

8. Tasmazia 500 Staverton Road Promised Land A terrific little pancake parlour

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Great Western Tiers & Cradle Country Latrobe Home to the Axeman’s Hall of Fame, it is also famous for pristine Warrawee Reserve and its platypus population. You can take a guided tour in early morning or at dusk to view the platypus in its natural environment. House of Anvers Chocolate Factory has a viewing room, museum, tastings and sales with delicious chocolate and ice cream treats. Kart Magic is a mini grand prix track for the kids to zoom around. The Cherry Shed (p.59) has great meals, all things cherry and a children’s playground to keep the little one’s entertained.

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Lake Barrington, famous for its world class rowing course, is nearby. Right up the very top of the Tiers is the imposing Cradle Mountain. Beautiful mountain scenery, lakes, walking tracks and wildlife. Devils @ Cradle has amazing after dark feeding tours. Overnight accommodation in lodges is available, or for the brave, camping!

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Sheffield In Sheffield, make sure you call into Art Etude Marble Studio. Mum and Dad will love the artwork. The kids will be spellbound by all the marble mazes and runs, AND best of all you can play with them! Just out of Sheffield, is Tasmazia (p.58), complete with 3 mazes, a kids area and the Village of Lower Crackpot. Eat, drink and get lost in a maze!

Take the helm at the Bass Strait Maritime Centre Discover the stories and events of the notorious Bass Strait, its natural history, European exploration, shipwrecks, settlement and trade. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Take the Helmâ&#x20AC;? of the simulated experience of bringing the SS Woniora into the Mersey River or through the heads of Port Phillip Bay Adults Children Concession Family

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6 Gloucester Avenue, Devonport P: 03 6424 7100 Open 7 Days 10am-5pm (closed Christmas Day & Good Friday) bassstraitmc.com.au /BassStraitMaritimeCentre

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Devonport & Central Coast Devonport is situated on the Mersey River is the home port of the vehicle and passenger ferry, The Spirit of Tasmania. This is an important link for all of Tasmania to the mainland and they sail daily to Melbourne. It is also the arrival point for many visitors to Tassie. (You should see them turn around in the river - fascinating and the kids will love it.) The town has a great coastline and popular walking tracks lead from the city centre, along the Mersey River foreshore parklands, all the way around to Mersey Bluff Beach.

Discover why Bass Strait is so infamous by visiting The Bass Strait Maritime Museum. You can learn about the shipwrecks, natural history and trade that make up Tasmaniaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s history. You can even take the helm and captain a 1910 steamer into the Mersey River or guide her through the heads of Port Philip Bay. It is an exhilarating simulated experience that everyone can enjoy without leaving dry land. For those that have more time, take two-hour sailing trip aboard the recently restored Julie Burgess Ketch. A visit to The Bass Strait Maritime Museum gives you a real insight into Devonport and its stormy seas.

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A trip to Devonport with (or without) kids would not be complete without visiting the Don River Railway (see voucher above) This place has a large collection of working diesel and loco trains in Tasmania. Take a 30 minute tour on a vintage train, where the experience has recreated the essence of an authentic working passenger railway from yesteryear.

You can also visit attractions such as the Tasmanian Arboretum. This is a unique botanic Tree Park of native and exotic species sited on 45 glorious hectares, 10km south of Devonport at Eugenana. Spot a platypus on Founders Lake, enjoy a walk or picnic with family and friends. On the Mersey River, Waterfront Mini Golf is loads of fun with 18 holes to play, surrounded by water features and under lights at night. BBQ and picnic area available and has a great cafe (p.63).

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The nearby Gunns Plains Caves are not to be missed with some of the largest limestone formations in the southern hemisphere. The caves are well lit and concrete paths ensure easy access for the young and not-so-young. Wings Wildlife Park (See voucher above) is around the corner and the kids will love it.

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Leven Canyon â&#x20AC;&#x201C; A 45 min drive from Ulverstone you will find the Leven Canyon Reserve. From a well-equipped picnic area, follow the 20 min return rainforest walk to the cliff-face viewing platform and marvel at the breathtaking scenery. Photo courtesy of Tourism Tasmania

Nearby Penguin has great beaches and is named for the local residents which you can see returning to their rookeries at dusk (especially between Nov and March).

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Ulverstone - One of the largest towns in Tasmania, it is situated along the North West Coast on the banks of the Leven River. A family trip to Ulverstone is incomplete without a visit to the giant waterslide or pedal buggies. If that is too active for your tastes you could always take a leisurely cruise up the Leven River or step back in time and relive a bygone era at the Ulverstone History Museum. The Museum presents a comprehensive and fascinating display of artifacts, manuscripts, tools and photography depicting the life and hard times of the pioneers.

PAPER MAKING TOURS

Makersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Workshop 2 Bass Hwy, Parklands, Burnie T: 03 6430 5831 www.creativepapertas.com.au Tour costs: Adult $15, Child $8, Family (2+2) $40

Have a go at making paper by hand from roo poo, wombat poo, apple pulp or rainforest leaves with the support of experienced and informative guides. This fun hands on tour has multiple departures daily and is suitable for children and adults.

FREE PENGUIN TOURS Little Penguin Observation Centre T: 03 6430 5831 www.discoverburnie.net

Around dusk from October to March, Little Penguins noisily waddle ashore at Burnie to nest in their burrows, and every evening during the season, Friends of Burnie Penguins offer free interpretative tours for visitors. Go to the Little Penguin Observation Centre about one hour after dusk.

BURNIE REGIONAL MUSEUM Little Alexander Street, Burnie T: 03 6430 5746 www.burnieregionalmuseum.net Costs: Adults $7.40, Concession $5.40, Children $3.10, Family (with up to three children) $17.00

Pretend that you are living in Burnie more than 100 years ago. Are you a Blacksmith, a Saddler, a Bootmaker? How do you do the cooking and washing? What do you do for fun? Imagine all this and more in our Federation Street.

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Nestled on the shore of Emu Bay, Burnie enjoys a cool temperate climate with great beaches and is the main town for the area, servicing the West Coast, Cradle Mountain, Stanley, Smithton and the north west wilderness areas. For 75 years Burnie was a paper town, but mass production ceased in 2010. Manufacturing and the deep water port (particuraly the increasing number of cruise ships) keep industry humming but it’s the locally made cheese and whiskey that’s attracting attention. There are cafes, galleries and interesting shops in town and the hills hide beautiful parks, waterfalls, trout fishing and wildlife. Burnie is also host to two of the largest family friendly events in Tasmania. Join thousands of families celebrating New Year’s Eve on Burnie’s Waterfront and Kids in the Park on Easter Sunday at Burnie Park.

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Gorgeous gardens like Annsleigh and Emu Valley Rhododendron Garden are just a short drive away and welcome visitors. Along the road towards Smithton and Stanley is the beautiful Boat Harbour Beach, where there is a stunning bay populated by dolphins, a great safe swimming beach, playground, toilets and a Cafe for a bite to eat - Put this stop on your itinerary!

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The new Maker’s Workshop will show you how paper is made and other artists will display their craft and tell you about it - Just one question How did they get that huge machine inside? There is also a gallery shop selling Tasmanian gifts, the cheese shop, a cafe, the Visitor Information Centre and paper making tours.

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- Burnie Stanley& The Northwest

In Stanley the first thing you can’t help but notice is “The Nut” - North West Tasmania’s equivalent to Ayers Rock. It looks like Ayers Rock - Just not quite as red. It dominates the skyline and you can hike to the top OR catch a chairlift (maybe let the kids walk?!?). It is a long climb. The local beach is a beauty and has a grassy area with toilets. The local Tourist Park is a great place to stay as it is right on the beach AND the golf course! You can also walk everywhere from there. The Seaview Inn (below) loves kids and has commanding views.

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Whilst in town you must sample the fresh seafood straight off the boat, visit the Seaquarium and learn about life under the ocean. Enjoy an educational and interactive experience with Seahorses, Octopus, Sharks, Southern Rock Lobsters and the Tasmanian Giant Crabs. Take the Stanley Seal Cruise, see how life used to be at Highfield Historic Site, and check out the old fashioned village complete with Ye Olde Chocolate Shoppe.

seaview inn Family rooms, two bedroom apartments and two playgrounds and BBQ areas all with panoramic views over Stanley and The Nut.

Children stay FREE Phone 6458 1300 or visit stanleyseaviewinn.com.au for our guaranteed best available rates. *Offer only available with bookings directly with us and not available in conjunction with any other discount.

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The East Coast of Tasmania from St Helens through to Orford is stunning in its beauty and is virtually unspoilt. The beaches are long, wide and white, the offshore islands untouched and the lifestyle laid back in typical beachside towns like Scamander, Bicheno and Swansea.

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The main town is St Helens with all the amenities you would expect and the base from where you can explore stunning Binalong Bay and The Bay of Fires. You can do the one hour return walk to the Point, where you can go sandboarding on the spectacular Peron Dunes. Homelea has affordable family style accommodation and they love kids. Have a hit of golf on a kidâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s size course at Cerise Brook.

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Blessed with some of the coast’s longest and prettiest beaches, Swansea is a true beachside holiday town. Take a break here to stroll along the foreshore and dip your feet in the sparkling ocean, settle in for a long lunch in a waterfront restaurant or cafe, or take some time to explore the town’s heritage streetscapes, shops, museums and galleries. You can even take the ferry from nearby Triabunna to the old penal settlement on Maria Island and its old gaol.

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Go sandboarding on Peron Sand Dunes near St Helens Stop into Natureworld in Bicheno and hand feed some animals. The kids will love it! Go fishing (you’re sure to catch something) Walk along the Bay of Fires Hike to the Wineglass Bay lookout in Freycinet Go kayaking at Coles Bay Look for a Penguin in Bicheno Check out the brewery and facilities at White Sands Resort (p.81) Take a ferry to Maria Island and have checked out the old jail Eat some seafood Had a hit of golf on a kid sized course at Cerise Brook Kick back on a beach Go for a swim Stop in at the Swansea Bark Mill and check out the museum. Have a pizza there too. Go for a snorkel in the Marine Park at Governor’s Island

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There’s a reason why Bicheno is one of the east coast’s most popular holiday destinations—a mild climate, sparkling ocean beaches, beautiful coastal scenery, fresh seafood and a huge choice of great places to stay, from beachside camping to five star luxury. From here its a short drive around to the spectacular Coles Bay and the world famous Wineglass Bay.

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Accommodation at Coles Bay ranges from camping to ultimate luxury. You can enjoy the communal experience of a back packer hostel, bring your caravan and share onsite facilities, hire a range of well equipped cabins, be pampered at a hosted B&B, indulge yourself at one of the resorts, or book one of the many comfortable family friendly holiday houses.

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This pretty town is a great base to explore Freycinet National Park with its spectacular coastal scenery that includes famous Wineglass Bay, rated as one of the ten best beaches in the world.

The 10,000 ha park is home to Tasmanian pademelons, white-breasted sea eagles, red-necked wallabies - and in season offers spectacular displays of a wide variety of native orchids.

Winter is a great time to visit Freycinet as the summer crowds have gone. The water is still sparkling and beaches such as; Richardsons at Coles Bay, the Friendly Beaches and Sleepy Bay, are there to call your own. LetsGoKids Tasmania 2016/17

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Take a sea kayak tour or cruise the Peninsula by air, under sail, on an eco-cruise - or for those staying on land - by Quad bike. (See opposite)

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- West Coast The West Coast is one of Tasmaniaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most popular travel destinations with everything that you require for the perfect family holiday. Strahan Strahan sits on the shores of Macquarie Harbour, which is six times bigger than Sydney Harbour! The town has a real charm, with its restored buildings in and around the wharf area, where the majority of shops and restaurants/cafes are located. It is a working fishing port and trying the delicious locally caught seafood is a must.

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Whilst in town, you have to take a tour up the magnificent Gordon River and on the harbour with World Heritage Cruise (see below). West Strahan beach is a great picnic spot with safe beach, playground and amenities. Enjoy the fun of ‘The Ship that Never Was’, an amazing interactive, fun open air theatre production that takes you back in time. Great fun forchildren and adults. Queenstown Once the hub of the Tasmanian mining boom at the turn of the 20th century, it still remains the largest town on the West Coast and is home to the Wilderness Railway (See opposite). They offer a range of trips on the old steam train through the neighbouring countryside and even over to the seaport of Strahan. When in town, check out the Galley Museum or do an underground minetour.The nearby Spion Kopf lookout is an 8 min walk and gives great views over town and the infamous gravel football oval!

WORTH A LOOK! Montezuma Falls, a 10 min drive out of Roseberry, is Tassie’s highest waterfall at 104 metres. It is an easy 3 hour return walk (4km one way), to see the spectacular falls, and walk across the suspension bridge.

To get the most out of your visit to the West Coast of Tasmania, call the passionate and friendly staff at the West Coast Visitor Information Centre and let us do all the work. 6472 6800.

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Tasmania has an absolute feast of events to sink your teeth into if you love your sport The Hawks at Aurora Stadium in Lonnie or the Roos at Blundstone Arena in Hobart? The local Statewide league finals coming in September? The Tassie Tigers in the Shield or the Big Bash Hobart Hurricanes? It is all happening in Tassie. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t forget the colourful sight of the Sydney to Hobart yachts approaching Hobart in January. The Tas Carnival events in wood chopping, cycling and athletics are always a great day out during Dec and Jan as well - www.tascarnivals.com.au. In addition to all the professional sport, check out all the events on (p.75)

Check out the latest Blockbusters Hobart: State -375 Elizabeth St Nth Hobart 6234 6318, statecinema.com.au Village Hobart - 181 Collins St, 1300 555 400 Village Eastlands - Bligh St, Rosny Park, 1300 55 400 Village Glenorchy Cooper St Glenorchy, 1300 555 400 www.villagecinemas.com.au

Launceston Village - 163 Brisbane St, 1300 555 400

Devonport CMAX - 5-7 Best St, Devonport, 64202111 www.cmax.net.au

Burnie Metro - 2 Eilmot St, 6431 5000: www.metrocinemas.com.au

Queenstown Paragon - McNamara St, 0457 770 734 www.theparagon.com.au

Tickets for all sporting events and entertainment events are availble from: Ticketek Outlets Hobart - Theatre Royal Hobart, 29 Campbell St Open: M-F 9am-5pm, Ph:(03) 6233 2026 Devonport - Entertainment & Convention Centre 145-151 Rooke St Open: M-F 9am - 4.30, Ph(03) 6420 2900 Kings Meadow - CD Centre, 16 - 18 Reuben Crt Open: M-F 9am-5.30pm, Sat 9am-4pm, Ph:(03) 6344 6849 Bellerive -Blundstone Arena,, 15 Derwnt St Open: M-F 9am-5pm, Ph:(03) 6282 0400

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Devonport - Entertainment & Convention Centre, 145-151 Rooke Street, M-F 9am-5pm, Ph: (03) 6420 2900 Hobart - Centertainment, 53 Elizabeth Mall, Open: M-F 9am-5.30pm, Ph: (03) 6234 5998 Glenorchy - Derwent Entertainment Centre, 618 Brooker Highway, Open: M-F 9am-5pm, Ph: (03) 6251 3170 Launceston - Theatre North 57 Brisbane St, Open: M-F 9am-5pm, Ph: (03) 6323 3270

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Wo t ’s O n We are calling the whole family - Kids, mums, dads, aunty, uncle, sisters, brothers grandma and grandpa - even you! Tasmania is alive and happening all year round with family events and acitivites, shows, movies, concerts and sport. Don’t forget the old favourite - the weekend market!! There is enough to keep everyone entertained - AND best of all - most of them are FREE!!! To keep up to date with everything our advertisers have going on, go to the “Wot’s On” button on our website at www.letsgokids.com.au and while you’re there, sign up for our great monthly e-newsletter and download our new app.

Weekly/Monthly Every Saturday Salamanca Market Enjoy the sights, sounds, flavours, action and colour of Australia’s best outdoor market - operated by Hobart City Council - 8:30am-3pm at Hobart’s Salamanca Place. 6238 2711, www.hobartcity.com.au Every Sunday

Evandale Market There’s a great variety of stalls, including fantastic local produce, secondhand books, food vans, general bric-a-brac and local crafts.There’s also rides for the kids, including the Evandale Light Rail and pony rides. 8.30am - 1.30pm, 2-14 Logan Road, Evandale,Tasmania,Australia www.evandaletasmania.com

Every Sunday

Axeman’s Makers Market Offering local and Tasmanian art, crafts, jewellery, soaps, hand spun wool, home-made cakes, honey, meat, fruit, vegetables and jam. 9am-3pm, Bells Parade, Latrobe, 6426 2099, www.discovertasmania.com

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Cradle Coast Farmers Market Fair price for fresh food direct to you from farmers. All produce is freshly farmed, baked, bottled or dug from the ground. The markets vision is to provide a direct connection between producer and consumer. 8.30am - 12.30pm, Ulverstone Wharf Precinct, 0497 622 311 www.cradlecoastfarmersmarket.weebly.com

First Saturday of Every Month

Wilmot Markets - Sample great tastes of the North West! Wines from local vineyards, olive oils, honey, sorbet, fresh fruits, berries, veggies, jams, breads, sauces, conserves, pastries, cakes and biscuits. Browse at the bric a brac, hand-made crafts, jewellery, pre-loved clothes, soaps, lotions, gizmos and gifts. 9am-2pm, Wilmot Town Hall, 6492 1302 www.kentish.tas.gov.au

First & Third Saturday of Every Month

Huonville Market This market showcases the quality of the wonderful Huon Valley and beyond, with craft people and producers bringing their products along for sale. 10am-2pm, Huonville Town Hall, Main Street

First Sunday of Every Month

Brighton Markets There is something for everyone! Second-hand bargains and bric-a-brac, plants, jewellery, local arts and crafts and craft supplies, along with locally grown fruit and vegetables. There is also a selection of delicious hot and cold food on offer, including devonshire teas. 9am - 2pm, Pontville Hall, Midland Hwy 0427 008 353

First Sunday of Every Month

Longford Makers Market Showcasing the talents of local crafters and artisans. All locally made with love and care from jewelry to vintage recycled wear, felting, home baked goodies, plants, local Tasmanian wine, origami flowers, photography and handmade cards. 10am - 2pm, 74 Marlborough Street Longford Longford, 0403 087 462

First & Third Sunday of Every Month

Cygnet Market The market is one of only a few markets that go through winter, warm & cosy inside with live music. It is known for its fine fresh food, colourful people with music & art being part of our culture. 10am-2pm Cygnet Town Hall

July Friday 15th July Sunday17th July

Huon Valley Mid-Winter Festival Willie Smith’s Apple Shed is the hottest hut in the Huon Valley: craft ciders, artisan cheeses, and plenty of space to sit, chat, roll in the hay, etc. The mini midwinter festival celebrates the region’s apple-pickin’ history. There’ll be cider, entertainment and feast-worthy food in abundance. As well as $2,000 in prize money up for grabs for the best dressed. People are encourage to dress up in Border or Welsh Morris costumes. It is most definitely fun for all ages! Fri - 5pm-11pm, Sat, 10am-10.30pm, Sun 10am-5pm tickets range from $5 - $35 For info and to book visit www.huonvalleymidwinterfest.com.au

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Wo t ’s O n July Tuesday 22th July - Saturday 30th July

Terrapin Puppet Theatre - EGG Mashing puckish pranking and wide-eyed wonder, Tasmania’s own Terrapin Puppet Theatre combines with Melbourne Theatre Company for this quirky little fable for ages eight to ancient. A tale of two forgetful fellows yoked to a yoke. Silly and funny and a little bit cracked, Egg is filled with clowning, puppetry, hope and the promise of renewal. Fri 22 July 7.30pm & Sat 23 July 2pm – Earl Arts Centre Launceston. Tues 26 July 6.30pm – Devonport Entertainment and Convention Centre. Fri 29 July 7.30pm & Sat 30 July 2pm – Theatre Royal Hobart. www.terrapin.org.au/project/egg/

August Saturday 13th August & Sunday 28th August

Baby & Kids Market Launceston and New Town Held in Launceston’s St Ailbes Hall, as well as Hobart Netball & Sports Centre Creek Road, New Town. The Baby & Kids Market provides excellent quality preloved goods by great brands at bargain prices. It’s the perfect place to stock up on furniture, prams, toys, clothes, books and just about anything imaginable for babies and children. www.babykidsmarket.com.au

Sunday 14th August

Chocolate winterfest The town of Latrobe celebrates everything chocolate! Indulge yourself in this wickedly delicious festival which will entice, inform, astound and stimulate the senses in a celebration of chocolate and so much more. It’s an immersive experience where everything from sculptures and fountains to performances and parades blend into a wonderland that’ll wipe the winter blues away. 10.30 am until 3.30 pm 170 Gilbert Street, 03 646 4444, www.chocolatewinterfest.com.au

September Thursday 1st - Tuesday 6th September

Snugglepot & Cuddlepie These much loved characters come to life on stage as this funny and charming new production introduces today’s children to the wonderful world of May Gibbs. The Gumnut Babies are on a mission to see a human. On their journey to the big city they meet friends and foes. Can Snugglepot lead the way? Can Cuddlepie hold his nerve? Can they avoid falling victim to the Big Bad Banksia Man? Burnie 1st - Burnie Arts & Function Centre - Theatre. Launceston 5-6th - Theatre North, 57 Brisbane Street Launceston,

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Open Wed night for the Friday nights NEW— Dinosaur Petting Zoo; Rural Roundup (6 pm to 11 pm) Inc Bulls & Barrels mini Rodeo

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WSM Freestyle Motocross; Stunt Juggler; Magician; Side Show Alley & Carnival; Show Bag Pavilion; Ferrets; Pigeon releases.

FAVOURITES — Noah's Racing Pigs; Equestrian &

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Show Jumping; Sheep Dogs; Wood Chopping; Animal Nursery; Life on the Farm; Dogs; Cats; Cattle; Goats; Pigs; Poultry; Vintage Machinery; Reptile Rescue; Homecrafts; Sheep; Youth Art; Art on Show; Rabbits; Cavies; Medieval Dungeon & Battles. www.hobartshowground.com.au/show/

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Wo t ’s O n September Thursday 10th September

Maximus Musicus Visits the Orchestra Max, the cutest mouse in the whole world, pays his first visit to Tasmania having already wowed audiences from Amsterdam to Washington and pretty much everywhere in-between. A delightful introduction to the instruments of the orchestra, Maximus Musicus is suitable for children of all ages…and grown-up kids too! Federation Hall, 1 Davey Street, Hobart (03) 6233 2299 www.theatreroyal.com.au

Firday 30th September

The Burnie Show A two-day annual show running on the Friday and first Saturday of Octobe. The Burnie Show usually falls within Tasmania’s school holidays, which means it draws a huge number of local children and youth to the exhibits, competitions and the rides and entertainments of sideshow alley. The younger children particularly enjoy visiting the animals in the Petting Pen Cost: $15 Adult, $6 Child and $30 Family 6431 5882

October Sunday 23rd October

B&E 2015 Burnie Ten The B&E Burnie Ten is still Australia’s premier 10km road race and in 2012, 4416 entries set a new race record. Wilson St, Burnie, info@burnieten.com.au, www.burnieten.com.au

Sunday 30th October

321-GO Kids’ Race The 321-GO Kids’ Race was created as a safer alternative to the Burnie Ten for young children. Held on a Sunday during October at West park Oval, over 1,000 children aged from four to 13 tackle a running course. Children from zero to four years are also invited to join their parents on a lap around the oval at the beginning of the event. For information visit: www.321go.com.au

Saturday 29th October

Ulverstone Show The annual Ulverstone Show has something for all ages. Come along to the 2016 Ulverstone Show for a rural festival with rural charm. Admission is $8 for Adults and $5 for Children (Children under 12 free). Friday night is $3 per person for side show alley and judging of junior cattle handlers. (03) 6425 1703 ulverstoneshow@bigpond.com Address: Ulverstone Showgrounds, Flora Street

November Friday 4th November Monday 7th November

Tasmanian Craft Fair Australia’s largest working craft fair. The fair attracts over 30,000 visitors. The event is held in the picturesque township of Deloraine, just a 30-minute drive west of Launceston. All stalls and working exhibits are under cover in various Deloraine venues and over the four days, visitors have a chance to explore the many venues throughout the town. A free shuttle bus travels from venue to venue. 0488 011 284, www.tascraftfair.com.au

Saturday 6th November

The Baby & Kids Market Held in Hobart’s Aurora Sports Stadium, the Baby & Kids Market provides excellent quality preloved goods by great brands at bargain prices. It’s the perfect place to stock up on furniture, prams, toys, clothes, books and just about anything imaginable for babies and children. www.babykidsmarket.com.au

Wednesday 11th November

Remembrance Day It was the day in 1918 that hostilities ceased to end the Great War.The guns fell silent. It was initially known as Armistice Day but is now recognised in Australia as Remembrance Day. Please check with local RSL Sub Branches for details.

Saturday 12th November

The Huon Show Experience country life with a carnival atmosphere at the Huon Show “The Show of the South”. The show has something for everyone including a large variety of show rides and games as well as Horse ring events, livestock judging, heavy horse judging, ute muster, woodchopping, show jumping and dog high jumping. Admission fee: Adults $10, Children $5, Family $25 www.huonshow.com.au

Saturday 14th November

Baby & Kids Market Launceston Held in Launceston’s St Ailbes Hall, the Baby & Kids Market provides excellent quality preloved goods by great brands at bargain prices. It’s the perfect place to stock up on furniture, prams, toys, clothes, books and just about anything imaginable for babies and children. www.babykidsmarket.com.au

December 3rd December

Circular Head Agricultural Show The Circular Head Agricultural Show is held annually in December. The Show features an animal nursery, cattle judging, show jumping, wood chopping, a dog show and judging, entertainment for children and, for older folk, hair-raising rides. Location: Stanley Recreation Ground - An all day event

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The Taste Festival The Taste of Tasmania celebrates Tasmanian food, produce, arts, culture and sporting activities. Families and children will be well catered for this year at the Family Fun Zone on Hobart’s Parliament House Lawns, an alcohol free area offering plenty of activities. Daily programming includes a dedicated area for sporting activities and games, family outdoor board games, cooking classes for children, jumping castles and children’s rides, various workshops, face painting, buskers, performers, and other family entertainment. 6238 2410, www.thetasteoftasmania.com.au

January 2017 Wednesday 4th January - Sunday 29th January

January 2017 Thursday 26th January

Big Monkey Theatre Company presents Alice in Wonderland A highlight on the calendar of many Tasmanians is the annual Big Monkey Theatre performance. The delightful and popular story ‘Alice in Wonderland’ tells the story of a girl named Alice who falls down a rabbit-hole into a fantasy world populated by some strange creatures including Cheshire Cat, the White Rabbit, the Mad Hatter and the Queen and Knave of Hearts. With catchy songs, crazy characters and lots of laughs. Adults $25, Concession $18, Kids (4-14 years inc) $12, Kids 3 years and under FREE.The Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens, Domain Rd, Hobart Australia Day Breakfast on the Boardwalk Australia Day starts on Bellerive Boardwalk with the Big Aussie Breakfast and entertainment from 8.30am. 11am – Citizenship Ceremony, Australia Day Awards and special guest speaker. It’s a lovely morning on the Bellerive Boardwalk and a great way to start your celebrations. 6245 8638 artsandevents@ccc.tas.gov.au

February Friday 12th Sunday 14th February

Festivale The state’s premier summer event, a three day celebration, designed to showcase the very best of Tasmanian food, wine, beer, arts and entertainment. Staged in Launceston’s historic City Park, the ambiance of the outdoor event is unique. Friday night $20, Saturday $25, Sunday $15, Children U/14 FOC if accompanied by an adult. www.festivale.com.au

18th - 26th February

Clarence Jazz Festival The Clarence Jazz Festival is a free annual event held in beautiful outdoor, riverside and historic locations. Australia’s only 8 day jazz festival, Clarence Jazz offers audiences great performances, unique locations and unrivalled good vibes. The Festival begins with twilight concerts presented in parks in beautiful locations, usually with water views. The Rosny Farm will feature twilight concerts followed by contemporary sounds in the 200 year old stone Rosny Barn, which transforms into the Jazz Lounge for 4 nights. 6245 8638 artsandevents@ccc.tas.gov.au

March Saturday 25th March

Colour Me Active you will get very colourful at this run in Invermay, Tasmania. Be prepared to be sprayed with wet paint and have some massive fun with friends and family! Participants can do the 4km course or just go as far as they can and back. The event is not timed so it doesn’t matter how far you can go. 0447006044 www.colourmeactive.com

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St ay All around the great state of Tasmania you will find many types of family-friendly places suited to families of all sizes and budgets. The accommodations listed here has been specifically selected because of the great kid’s packages, have special activities or deals for kids, whilst others are renowned for their family-friendly services or features like: location, price, playgrounds, pools and dedicated kid’s menus. Bookings can be made directly with the hotel and make sure you quote the ‘LetsGoKids’ special codes. Also check our website to see if any of our advertisers are offering specials in our Wot’s On section or download our app: www.letsgokids.com.au/app

HANDY HINT

Useful online booking sites: wotif.com.au - hotels.com.au lastminute.com - booking.com Even though there are lots of internet boking sites to choose from these days, we recommend you ALWAYS ring the accommodation direct for the best price.

Kids eat free* Kids under 12 eat free* when accompanied by two paying adults.

To book email hobartairport@travelodge.com.au or call 03 6248 3599

* Terms and conditions apply

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St ay Hobart Hobart CBD has a limited amount of true family hotels. The Grand Chancellor, Best Western and Travelodge all have rooms that will accommodate smaller family groups. However for genuine space and family friendly features, Rydges,The Old Woolstore and The Somerset are our picks. They each have differing price points. Hobart Cabins (p.79) in Elwick are spacious, self-catering and near everything. Bay View Villas in West Hobart have many family friendly features and awesome views. If you have that early morning flight to cope with, the Travelodge at the airport is the perfect place to stay (Free Wifi too!) You can get some great deals in Hobart all year round, but try from April - October in particular. Around the State The short distances between towns in Tassie means that a family driving holiday is easily achieved. Here are recommendations for each area;

HANDY HINT All of the Visitor Information Centres around the state can assist you with booking rooms as well.

Tasman Peninsula Tasman Peninsula Stewarts Bay Lodge (p.35) is right at the entrance to Port Arthur and is a super place for families. Self contained units are spread throughout the property, tennis and other activities and a safe swimming beach. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t forget the awesome cafe/restaurant. The Lufra Hotel is located ideally for exploring the wonders of the Tasman Peninsula and has great meals and live bands! East Coast White Sands Estate (p.81) is a fantastic place for a night or a week. Excellent family facilities including a movie theatre, safe swimming beach, water sports, fantastic pool area and .... a brewery restaurant!! Sure to please everyone! Launceston Two great options - Aspect Tamar Valley Resort (Inside Front Cover) and Country Club Villas (p.80). Both have great prices, activities and space to roam. Burnie Comfort Inn Burnie has newly refurbed rooms and dining area, is well located and has parking too! West Coast For those visiting Strahan, you canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t go past Strahan Holiday Retreat or in Queenstown Silver Hills Motel (p.72)

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DISCOVER TASMANIA

KIDS STAY FREE!

Take a break from routine and reconnect with your family on a Tasmanian Journey of Discovery. Wilderness and wildlife, deserted beaches, small towns that are big on character and not to mention some good old fashioned family fun, all await you. Discovery Parks are an ideal option for families who want the perks of taking a leisurely holiday without the hassle. All parks have fully equipped cottages and cabins, and selected parks with both unpowered and powered sites. QUOTE PROMO CODE: LETSGO16 AT TIME OF BOOKING AND KIDS STAY FREE!*

TO BOOK, FREECALL: 1800 030 044

WWW.DISCOVERYHOLIDAYPARKS.COM.AU

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*Terms & Conditions apply, see www.discoveryholidayparks.com.au

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