Port Arthur is a world heritage listed Australian Convict site. Now an open air museum consisting of over 30 buildings across 136 hectares. Image: @gillkeith

This Australian World Heritage Convict Sites Property was Tasmania’s first coal mine and a place of punishment for convicts.

There are over 20 beaches to explore ont he Peninsula. Our Beautiful White Beach lives up to its name, the perfect spot for swimming, snorkelling, kayaking or a day in he sun with the family.

Immerse yourself in the nature and experience native animals in the wild. Image: Courtesy of Tasmanian Devil Unzoo

Tasman Island Cruises offers unforgettable three hour wilderness cruises along the spectacular coastline between Port Arthur and Eaglehawk Neck. Image: Poon Wai Nang

A stunning 4 hours walk where you can view the dolerite reaching up from the ocean. Check advice from Tas parks before any hikes.

Planning to undertake the Three Capes Trek? White Beach Seaside Retreat is the perfect spot to unwind. Or undertake a day walk to Cape Hauy during your comfortable stay.

From forest to cliff edge this scenery along this 5 hour walk is sure to take your breath away. Check advice from Tas parks before proceeding.

Enjoy the views of Penguin Rocks and the bay before heading down to Remarkable Cave. Check advice from Tas Parks before proceeding.

Cresent Bay is the perfect spot for swimming and also a fun spot for sandboarding. Dont forget the body board!

This natural phenomena caused by the sea wearing down the rock beneth to create a tiled pattern is one for the photo album.

Discover unique, local and hand made lavender products including a lavender cafe. Image Courtesy of Port Arthur Lavender

A memorial at the site where the neck that leads in to the Tasman Peninsula was once guarded by a line of up guard dogs to prevent convicts escaping.

also known as Devil's Point or simply Shippies, this renowned big wave surfing spot is worth the walk for the views. Image: Stu Gibson

The walk to Maingon Blowhole is a great opportunity for spotting wildlife such as echidnas and yellow tailed black cockatoos.

A stunning 4 hour return walk that provides views of Cape Raoul, Cape Pillar and Tasman Island.

Impression Bay is the perfect place to enjoy history, views and sample the local gin. Contact the Distillery before visiting.

Sample delicious, local artisan chocolate. Available to purchase online.

Pick up some local wine on your way to the Retreat.

Tours and tastings with something for everyone. Contact for bookings. Image: Alice Hansen

Take a walk through Doo town where (almost) all the local homes have a ‘Doo’ name.

Travelling down from Hobart, enjoy coffee with a view! Image: Sean Scott

“Get whisker to whisker with super cute fur seals and other fascinating wildlife, above and underwater.” - Wild Ocean Tasmania

“ Enjoy the tranquil surrounds with a round on your own, or come as a group and relish the challenge – the signature 8th has golfers tee off over a 100 metre chasm between the cliffs.” - Tasman Golf Club