Access, Drive Times, National Parks
Hobart International Airport
6 Hinkler Road
Cambridge
Tasmania
Launceston Airport
201 Evandale Road
Western Junction
Tasmania
Devonport Airport
Airport Road
Devonport
Tasmania
Devonport Sea Terminal
Esplanade
East Devonport
Tasmania
Burnie Airport
3 Airport St
Wynyard
Tasmania 7325
Launceston
Tasmania's second largest city and located in the beautiful Tamar Valley
Launceston to Hobart
2 hr 30 min
Launceston to Devonport
1 hr 20 min
Launceston to St Helens
2 hr 22 min
Launceston to Strahan
3 hr 35 min
Launceston to Burnie
1 hr 40 min
Hobart
Tasmania's capital city
Hobart to Launceston
2 hr 30 min
Hobart to Devonport
3 hr 18 min
Hobart to St Helens
3 hr 20 min
Hobart to Strahan
4 hr 22 min
Hobart to Burnie
3 hr 48 min
Strahan
On the edge of world heritage-listed wilderness
Strahan to Hobart
4 hr 22 min
Strahan to Launceston
3 hr 35 min
Strahan to Devonport
2 hr 46 min
Strahan to Burnie
2 hr 20 min
Strahan to St Helens
5 hr 25 min
Burnie
A port city on a beautiful stretch of Tasmania's north-west coast
Burnie to Launceston
1 hr 40 min
Burnie to Devonport
34 min
Burnie to Hobart
3 hr 48 min
Burnie to St Helens
3 hr 30 min
Burnie to Strahan
2 hr 20 min
St Helens
A popular east coast seaside holiday town
St Helens to Launceston
2 hr 22 min
St Helens to Hobart
3 hr 20 min
St Helens to Devonport
3 hr
St Helens to Burnie
3 hr 30 min
St Helens to Strahan
5 hr 25 min
Devonport
Arrival and departure point of the Spirit of Tasmania
Devonport to Launceston
1 hr 20 min
Devonport to Hobart
3 hr 18 min
Devonport to Burnie
34 min
Devonport to St Helens
3 hr
Devonport to Strahan
2 hr 46 min
Ben Lomond National Park
Imposing precipitous cliffs visible over much of northern midlands of Tasmania; Launceston’s winter snowfields
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Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair
Ancient rainforests and coastal heath, home to Cradle Mountain and start of the Overland Track
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Douglas-Apsley National Park
River gorges and waterfalls, eucalypt forest and heathlands overlooked by a dolerite-capped plateau.
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Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park
Dramatic mountain peaks, spectacular gorges and world-famous rivers running through the heart of the Tasmanian wilderness
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Freycinet National Park
Dramatic pink granite peaks, white sandy beaches including Wineglass Bay and abundant wildlife
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Hartz Mountains National Park
Great walks and stunning views of remote mountain ranges
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Maria Island National Park
A natural wildlife sanctuary with historic convict heritage, sweeping bays and dramatic sea cliffs
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Mt Field National Park
Great walks and waterfalls, abundant wildlife and excellent visitor facilities
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Mt Wellington Park
Accessible wilderness and stunning views just a short drive from Hobart
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Mt William National Park
Long sandy beaches with sparkling granite boulders covered with bright orange lichen
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Southwest National Park
Some of the best and remotest World Heritage listed wilderness found on earth
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Strzelecki National Park
A remote sanctuary for rare species in a spectacular coastal and mountain landscape
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Tarkine Forest Reserve
Temperate rainforest, sand dunes and coastal heathland with strong links to the Tasmanian Aboriginal people
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Tasman National Park
A popular tourist destination on the rugged Tasman Peninsula with soaring 300 metre high dolerite sea cliffs.
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Walls of Jerusalem National Park
A part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area.
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