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TASMANIA

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See Tasmania – the Sunlover Holidays way!It takes a lifetime of experience to create the experience of a lifetime and for over 30 years, Sunlover Holidays has been creating great holiday experiences for families, for couples, for friends and for adventurers right around Australia.

From Cape York to Kangaroo Island, from the Gold Coast to Margaret River, from the Kimberley to Hobart and everywhere in between our travel experts are here to help design and book your perfect holiday.

Our fourteen Sunlover Holidays brochures have something to suit all tastes and budgets and are the perfect planning tool for your next family holiday, romantic getaway, self-drive adventure or island escape.

Inside you’ll find our ‘Essential Experiences’ with ‘Must Do’ activities plus ‘Our Local Secrets’ section designed to enhance your holiday experience. Our Free Wi-Fi feature makes it easy to stay connected on holiday, just look for the properties displaying the Free Wi-Fi symbol.

We have a huge range of stay/pay and other special deals to make your holiday dollar go further as well as a fabulous selection of value add offers which are listed throughout the brochure.

Use this brochure for inspiration, then let our travel experts assist you to experience Australia your way – happy travelling!

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Contents

Valid 1 April 2015 – 31 March 2016.

Planning Your Tasmania Holiday 4

Travel Tips 6

Essential Experiences 8

Holiday Packages 10

Self Drive Holidays 12

Exploring Tasmania 15

Campervan Hire 15

Car Hire 18

Accommodation Passes 19

Extended Walks and Tours 24

Hobart and Southern Tasmania 27

North Western Tasmania 44

Launceston and Northern Tasmania 53

East Coast 61

Accommodation Index 66

Important Booking Conditions 67

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Planning your Tasmania Holiday

LET SUNLOVER HOLIDAYS INSPIRE YOU TO DISCOVER MORE OF THESE FANTASTIC DESTINATIONS.

The Sunlover Holidays DifferenceFantastic prices, a diverse range of Australian holiday destinations, the widest choice of products and unmatched service, combined with over 30 years experience – that’s the Sunlover Holidays difference!

We’re committed to offering an extensive range of holiday options and our team of product experts regularly travel throughout Australia to bring you the very best holiday experiences. They are passionate about Australia and personally select each product, providing you with the greatest choice at the most competitive price.

Our team of travel experts are here to help, offering advice and information. They can tailor-make your dream holiday from hundreds of fantastic hotels, apartments and resorts as well as flights, cruises, car and campervan hire, extended touring, self drive holidays and a huge range of sightseeing tours and attractions.

100% Australian OwnedSunlover Holidays is a division of The AOT Group, one of Australia’s largest travel companies. We are 100% Australian owned and proud to employ over 300 staff located in our

offices in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. A booking with Sunlover Holidays ensures your dollar stays in Australia and helps generate jobs for Australians!

24 Hour ServiceWe know your holiday experience doesn’t end until you are safely home. That’s why our Customer Care Team is on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week, should you require any assistance during your Sunlover holiday. All the necessary information will be provided with your travel documentation and you can contact the team at any time during your holiday. We’re with you on the journey.

Offering You Value for MoneyThroughout this brochure you’ll find amazing offers including free nights, room upgrades and food and beverage credits to name a few. Just look for the ‘Bonus Offer’ box.

We have also put together some fabulous Holiday Packages starting on page 10, which offer exceptional value for money. These packages include a choice of accommodation options to suit all budgets together with ‘must do’ tours and attractions, exclusive to Sunlover Holidays.

Our product team is always sourcing special deals throughout the year, so make sure you ask your travel agent for the latest Sunlover Holidays specials when making your booking.

Exclusively For YouWe’re always on the look out for ways to enhance your holiday experience. Throughout this brochure, you’ll find deals marked Exclusively For You . These are free bonus offers exclusive to Sunlover Holidays customers.

TripAdvisor This brochure is a great source of advice and has all the information you’ll need to create your dream holiday. We are now partnering with TripAdvisor to offer you (where available) hotel reviews. TripAdvisor rates real travellers’ experiences, giving you an unbiased and impartial point of view on the product we feature to assist you with your holiday planning. TripAdvisor ratings and reviews are available to view on our website at www.sunloverholidays.com.au.

The information on the following pages is designed to help you plan your dream getaway. You’ll find in-depth Travel Tips as well as a calendar of events on page 6. We’ve detailed our Essential Experiences on page 8 and share ‘Our Local Secrets’ on page 9.

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Accommodation RatingsSTAR and Diamond ratings are used throughout the brochure to describe the standard of accommodation.

STAR RATINGS Properties featuring the Star symbols are independently assessed by Star Ratings Australia (SRA). SRA is a stand-alone accreditation business and a subsidiary of Australian Motoring Services (AMS). The Stars and the Star Ratings are a registered trademark of AMS. We have no input into the assessment process.

DIAMOND RATINGS Properties featuring Diamond symbols do not participate in a recognised rating scheme. The rating is supplied by the individual property based on their own assessment. We recommend they be used as a guide only.

HHH Comfortable standard of accommodation ¿¿¿

HHHH Superior standard of accommodation and ¿¿¿¿ facilities

HHHHH Deluxe standard of accommodation and ¿¿¿¿¿ facilities

I Denotes additional half rating ¯

Apartment Style AccommodationIn general, self-catering apartments feature cooking facilities with a minimum of microwave, hot plates, saucepans, crockery, cutlery and cooking utensils. Laundry facilities will be located either in the apartment or in a guest laundry within the property. Most apartments are serviced every 7 days and do not provide hotel facilities such as porterage, room service or mini bars. Most apartments provide an initial supply of items such as tea, coffee, toilet paper and soap.

Pricing GuidePrices featured in accommodation listings are per room for the period specified unless otherwise stated. The “from” price in the property heading has been calculated using the cheapest nightly rate available, ie. in the lead-in room type, in off-peak season using the longest stay (eg. 7 nights). If a free night offer is available, even if for part of a season, this has been included when calculating the “from” price. A minimum stay is generally required. Where prices for more than a one night stay are featured, the prices refer to stays of consecutive nights.

What the Symbols mean

The property has Free Wi-Fi available in the room/apartment. Free Wi-Fi may or may not be available in public areas. Please refer to the Property Features in the individual accommodation listing for further details.

Day spa facilities are available.

The property has one or more rooms providing wheelchair access with assistance.

A bonus is available if you are celebrating a special occasion (eg. honeymoon). Advise your travel agent when booking. The definition of ‘special occasion’ and type of bonus offered is at each property’s discretion. Conditions may apply.

Product that has been accredited under the second level of the national Ecotourism Certification scheme.

Product that has been awarded the highest level of the national Ecotourism Certification scheme.

Room ImagesRoom images featured on property listings are the lead-in room type, unless captioned otherwise.

Our OPEN DATED range of tours offers you the flexibility of pre-paying for your “must do” holiday experiences without having to lock in dates in advance. This means you can pick the day that best suits your needs once your holiday has commenced. Simply include an OPEN DATED tour in your itinerary, pay for your entire holiday prior to departure, then call us up to 24 hours in advance to book. OPEN DATED gives you the flexibility to buy now and book later! Just look for the OPEN DATED symbol on pages 29, 30, 31, 45, 54 and 62.

OPEN DATED TOURS

Buy Now & Book Later!

School Holidays 2015 – 16

Queensland 3 – 19 Apr, 27 Jun – 12 Jul,

19 Sep – 5 Oct, 12 Dec 15 – 24 Jan 16

New South Wales 3 – 20 Apr, 27 Jun – 13 Jul,

19 Sep – 5 Oct, 17 Dec 15 – 26 Jan 16

Victoria 28 Mar – 12 Apr, 27 Jun – 12 Jul,

19 Sep – 4 Oct, 19 Dec 15 – 26 Jan 16

Australian Capital 11 – 26 Apr, 4 – 19 Jul, 26 Sep – 11 Oct,

Territory 19 Dec 15 – 31 Jan 16

Tasmania 3 – 19 Apr, 4 – 19 Jul, 26 Sep – 11 Oct,

18 Dec 15 – 1 Feb 16

South Australia 11 – 26 Apr, 4 – 19 Jul, 26 Sep – 11 Oct,

12 Dec 15 – 31 Jan 16

Western Australia 3 – 19 Apr, 4 – 19 Jul, 26 Sep – 11 Oct,

18 Dec 15 – 1 Feb 16

Northern Territory 3 – 12 Apr, 20 Jun – 19 Jul,

26 Sep – 4 Oct, 11 Dec 15 – 24 Jan 16

New Zealand 3 – 19 Apr, 4 – 19 Jul, 26 Sep – 11 Oct,

19 Dec 15 – 31 Jan 16

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Travel Tips

How to Get ThereBY AIR Virgin Australia, Qantas and Jetstar service both Hobart and Launceston from Melbourne and Sydney. Virgin Australia operates flights from Brisbane to Hobart, Jetstar operates flights from Brisbane to Hobart and Launceston and Qantas offers flights from Melbourne to Devonport.

Regional Express is the regional carrier servicing Burnie (Wynyard) and King Island from Melbourne. Sharp Airlines offers flights from Wynyard and Launceston to King Island and from Melbourne and Launceston to Flinders Island.

FLIGHT DURATION FROM / TO HOBART LAUNCESTON WYNYARD

Sydney 1 hr 55 mins 1 hr 45 mins –

Melbourne 1 hr 15 mins 1 hr 10 mins 1 hr 10 mins

Brisbane 2 hrs 35 mins 2 hrs 35 mins –

King Island – 1 hr 25 mins 40 minsThe above table shows flight durations for direct flights only. Connecting flights from other destinations are also available. Times are a guide only and subject to change.

BY SEA Spirit of Tasmania provides a ferry service between Port Melbourne and Devonport on Tasmania’s north coast. You can take your own vehicle to explore the island state at your own pace.

BY CAR Take the time to explore and discover as you make your way through Tasmania by road. For getting around Tasmania, we recommend Avis car hire. See page 18 for details or ask your travel agent about the great specials Avis has to offer.

Tasmania is the perfect destination for a driving holiday. While driving distances are short, it is important to note that the winding roads can mean travel times are longer than anticipated.

Hobart to Cradle Mountain 334km 3 hrs 50 mins

Hobart to Coles Bay 192km 2 hrs 50 mins

Hobart to Strahan 300km 3 hrs 55 mins

Launceston to Hobart 198km 2 hrs 30 mins

Launceston to Coles Bay 172km 2 hrs 35 mins

Burnie to Smithton 87km 1 hr 10 mins

We offer a selection of suggested driving itineraries, providing you with the freedom to discover some of the highlights of Tasmania at your own pace. Refer to the Self Drive Holidays starting on page 12 for more details.

Weather GuideTEMPERATURE AVERAGE in Tasmania

Summer 12ºC to 21ºC

Autumn 9 ºC to 17ºC

Win te r 5 ºC to 12ºC

Spr ing 8 ºC to 17ºC

Calendar of Events

APRILMural Fest Sheffield 5th-11th

MAYTastings at the Top, Cradle Mountain 15th-17th

JUNEDark MOFO, Hobart 12th-22nd

JULYFestival of Voices, Hobart 3rd-12th

Devonport Jazz 23rd-26th

AUGUSTChocolate Winter Fest, Latrobe 9th

Hobart Hot August Jazz 30th

OCTOBERRoyal Launceston Show 8th-10th

Royal Hobart Show 21st-24th

Tasmanian Craft Fair, Deloraine 30th Oct-2nd Nov

NOVEMBERTasmanian Beerfest, Hobart 13th-14th

DECEMBERSydney to Hobart Yacht Race 26th Dec-1st Jan

The Taste Festival, Hobart 28th Dec-3rd Jan

JANUARYMONA FOMA, Hobart TBC

FEBRUARYFestivale, Launceston 12th-14th

Royal Hobart Regatta TBC

MARCHLongford Revival Festival TBC

V8 Supercar Championship Series, Launceston 23rd-27th

Taste the Harvest, Devonport TBC

TBC – Dates for this event were yet to be confirmed at the time of printing.

DISTANCES BY ROAD (KM)

HOBART

327 BURNIE

192 301 COLES BAY

334 102 301 CRADLE MOUNTAIN

288 48 255 78 DEVONPORT

198 148 172 141 102 LAUNCESTON

96 379 236 359 333 253 PORT ARTHUR

252 293 115 284 247 166 299 ST HELENS

253 206 212 202 163 63 308 98 SCOTTSDALE

422 87 385 188 131 231 463 377 290 SMITHTON

300 180 416 138 208 278 391 434 336 259 STRAHAN

Distances should be used as a guide only.

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Poatina

Cygnet

Cradle ValleyCressy

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Binalong Bay

Campbell Town

Triabunna

Hamilton

PortArthur

Bothwell

Marrawah Boat Harbour

PortSorell

Scamander

Bicheno

Orford

Dunalley

Copping

Kempton

Tarraleah

STRAHAN

Rosebery

Savage River

Waratah

Ross

Stanley

RichmondBrighton

Old Bch

MeltonMowbray

Lady Barron

Whitemark

Fingal

Miena

Ouse

BRIDGEWATER

Geeveston

DoverAlonnah

Sheffield

PERTH

Lackrana

Ringarooma

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ExeterRailton

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Hampshire

PortLatta

Corinna

NiettaWilmot

Elizabeth Town

Mole Creek

Frankford

Hadspen

WestburyLongford

Breadalbane

NileDeddington

EvandaleWestern Junction

Mathinna

St Marys

Rossarden

Avoca

Derwent BridgeBronte

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Tunbridge

Oatlands

Colebrook

LittleSwanport

SwanseaColes Bay

Buckland

Westerway GretnaBushy

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Maydena

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SORELL

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White Beach

South ArmHUONVILLE

Franklin

Melaleuca

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Darlington

Forth

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Strathgordon

Conara

Cleveland

Gunns PlainsLilydale

Patersonia

Tasman

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Yarra Creek

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Pontville

Ida Bay

Lunawanna

Port HuonCastle Forbes Bay

RanelaghJudbury Grove

Glenfern

TarannaKoonya

SaltwaterRiver

Carlton

Dodges FerrySevenMile Bch

Rokeby

Lauderdale

Nugent

Granton

Molesworth

Plenty Magra

EllendaleFentonbury

TeaTree

MidwayPt

Cambridge

Campania

SpringBeach

Tunnack

Jericho

Lisdillon

LakeLeake Cranbrook

Four Mile CreekFalmouth

Beaumaris

Ansons Bay

Branxholm

Tomahawk

WeldboroughNabowla

Nunamara

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Sandy Cape

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Cape Pillar

FreycinetPeninsula

Ironhouse Point

Cape Raoul

Table Cape

LakeSorell

ToomsLake

GREAT

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B A S S S T R A I T

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North - East Forests

North - West

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Southern

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Wielangta State Forest

Mt William

National Park

Douglas

Apsley

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Freycinet

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Maria IslandNational Park

Southwest

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Franklin - Gordon

Wild Rivers

National Park

Cradle Mountain

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National Park

Savage River

National Park

Walls of

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Mole Creek KarstNational Park

Hartz MtnsNational Park

TasmanNational Park

Strzelecki

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NarawntapuNational Park

Mount FieldNational

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Ben Lomond

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Rocky Cape National Park

Direct Melbourne to Devonport

King Island - Wynyard

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Spirit of Tasmania I & II from Melbourne

Woodbridge

Howden

AdventureBay

Middleton

BRUNY

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South BrunyNational Park

GEORGETOWN

Legana

GravellyBeach

Kayena

LowHead

Gladstone

SCOTTSDALEDerby

Dennes Pt

KINGSTON

Southport

South East Cape

Cockle Creek

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LAUNCESTON AND NORTHERN TASMANIA

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EAST COAST

Pages 61 to 65

NORTH WESTERN TASMANIA

Pages 44 to 52

HOBART AND SOUTHERN TASMANIA

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1. MONAThe Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) in Hobart is a must see. View Australia's largest private art collection and be challenged by some of the thought provoking controversial artwork. (see page 29 for details)

2. Salamanca PlaceBest discovered by foot! Walk around Hobart's waterfront galleries, shops, cafés and restaurants and stroll up Kelly's steps and through historic Battery Point. See Hobart from a local's perspective and don't miss the famous Salamanca Markets held every Saturday from 8am to 3pm (except Christmas Day and Anzac Day).

3. Mt WellingtonDrive to the top of Mount Wellington for stunning panoramic views of Hobart. This is a perfect photo opportunity, take a warm jacket as it can get quite breezy on the top and for most of the year there is snow.

4. Port Arthur Historic SiteOnly an hour and a half drive from Hobart, visit one of the most significant convict sites in the world. Connect with Australia's history and culture through storytelling and interpretation. If you are brave enough be sure to return for the chilling Ghost Tour. (see pages 12, 25 and 32 for details)

5. Bay of FiresThis coastal paradise has over 30 kilometres of white sandy beaches, clear blue waters and the famous orange lichen boulders that gives this region its name. (see pages 14, 24 and 55 for details)

6. World Heritage WildernessExplore World Heritage Wilderness at Cradle Mountain. Walk the circuit around Dove Lake. To really experience the remote wilderness, cruise the majestic Gordon River, departing from Strahan Harbour. (see pages 13, 24, 25, 45 and 55 for details)

7. Cradle to Coast Tasting TrailFrom paddock to plate, farm gates, road stalls and honesty boxes, the North Western Coast has it all when it comes to some of Tasmania's freshest produce. (see page 12 for details)

8. StanleyThis pretty fishing village is home to The Nut, an iconic volcanic plug rising 152 metres above sea level. Take the chair lift up and enjoy views of the town and the North West Coast of Tasmania.

9. Tasmanian DevilsYou can't visit Tasmania without getting up close and personal with one of the state's most prized icons, the Tasmanian Devil. (see pages 30, 45 and 54 for details)

10. Tamar Valley Wine RouteTaste your way along the famous Tamar Valley Wine Route. Visit Jansz, Velo and Josef Chormy wines. With over 32 wineries and most famous for sparkling and Pinot Noir, this is a route best taken out of the drivers seat. (see page 12 for details)

11. Cataract Gorge ReserveMeander along the riverbank boardwalk into the Cataract Gorge in Launceston. Cross over the suspension bridge and take the chairlift ride across the river. For another perspective of the Gorge take a relaxing cruise. (see page 54 for details)

12. Wineglass BayWith it's white sand and turquoise waters; its no wonder so many visitors have Freycinet and Wineglass Bay on their bucket list. Walk an hour to the lookout, venture down to the beach for a picnic or take the famous Wineglass Bay Cruise. Keep an eye out for sea eagles, dolphins and whales. (see pages 30, 55 and 62 for details)

Essential Experiences

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6 Gordon River Cruise

1 MONA2 Salamanca Place

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5 Bay of Fires

4 Port Arthur Historic Site 10 Tamar Valley

9 Tasmanian Devil

OUR LOCAL SECRETS

Food lovers will enjoy…The Mill on Morrison. Located right on Sullivans Cove in the heart of Hobart.

For a different way to explore try…Artbike. Pick up a map and pedal your way through Hobart’s art precincts or Launceston’s cultural hotspots.

For a cool cocktail try…The alluring Tonic Bar. Just a short drive from Launceston at Country Club Tasmania.

For a history lesson…Experience Australia’s greatest Georgian village with unspoilt heritage buildings at Evandale, 20 minutes outside of Launceston.

For fresh local seafood…Visit Freycinet Marine Farm on the East Coast and feast on rock lobster, abalone, oysters, scallops and mussels harvested fresh daily – enjoy on the deck with a glass of local wine.

For a drink or two…Try a whisky bar or cider house on Hobart’s waterfront. Enjoy uniquely Tasmanian spirits and ales and soak up the great atmosphere at Lark Distillery, Dickens Ciderhouse or Nant Distillery.

For the perfect present…Visit one of Tasmania’s numerous galleries, markets and antique stores. Such as TMAG in Hobart and The Nook Market in New Town. Meet the creative locals and uncover all sorts of treasures along the way.

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