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What to do in Tasmania’s Huon Valley
One of the Apple Isle’s main produce bowls, this pretty region has plenty of appeal for foodies and nature lovers. Most of us could name a handful of apples; pink lady, granny smith and red delicious are household names. Spend any time talking to the apple farmers, or even amateur backyard growers, of the Huon Valley and you’ll soon learn there are hundreds more, with names as exotic as frequin rouge and kingston black. This region south of Hobart is one of Tasmania’s great food bowls, and orchards are everywhere, laid out neatly like tapestries or dotting the roadside, wild and gnarled. Just as iconic to the area is the…
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fat pig farm accommodation
Riverfront estate is a short drive of 13klms to Fat Pig Farm, it offers perfect accommodation for Fat Pig Farm. If you are looking for accommodation for fat pig farm we cater for up to six people. If you dont want to drive to Fat Pig Farm you can also get a taxi from Southern Taxis (approx. $45 each way) or Uber Ride (approx. $40 each way).
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self contained accommodation huon valley
Self contained luxury accommodation in Tasmania’s Huon Valley walking distance to all local restaurants and a few minutes from magnificent wineries and 30 minutes from Hobart. Huon Valley Luxury Riverside Accommodation with the gardens just a short walk too all local amenities and shops. Looking for Family Accommodation in the Huon Valley, Riverfront Estate Offers 3 bed rooms, with the ability to take up to 6 people, across two queens size beds and two king single beds. Riverfront estate offers central, private accommodation, with easy access to all shops and services. It enables an ideal location to explore all the Huon Valley has to offer. We also offer pet friendly option so you can bring your…
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Explore Hastings Caves and Thermal Springs
One of the most undervalued tourists sites is the Hastings Caves and Hot springs. Known for their therapeutic qualities. What better way to have such an experience than right here in the Huon’s far south. Visit Hastings Caves and Thermal Springs where you can explore the largest dolomite tourist cave in Australia, take a dip in the thermal spring-fed swimming pool and take a walk to spot a local platypus. Guided tours of the cave are led by Parks and Wildlife Service staff are available throughout the day. Tours take approximately 45 minutes. Tickets for the cave tour must be paid and collected at the Hastings Cave Visitor Centre. …
