Tasmania is made for road trips — compact, diverse, and overflowing with natural wonders.
This 20-day Tasmania itinerary takes you on a full loop of the island, a self-drive journey through its most stunning national parks, scenic coastlines, and untouched wilderness.
At its heart, this Tasmania road trip is a journey into the wild. From the alpine wonderlands of Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair to the ancient depths of the Tarkine Wilderness, the granite peaks of Freycinet, and the orange-streaked shores of the Bay of Fires — every stop reveals a new layer of Tasmania’s natural beauty.
Along the way are some of the island’s best hiking trails, peaceful campsites, and scenic drives that showcase just how diverse and breathtaking Tasmania truly is.
Whether you’re planning your first visit or returning for another adventure, this Tasmania travel guide will help you create your own version of the ultimate journey — one filled with breathtaking views, encounters with native wildlife, and some of the most rewarding hiking trails Tasmania has to offer.
Explore Our Tasmania Route: Full Map and Video Tour
For this trip, we circled Tasmania in a counter-clockwise direction, covering both popular highlights and off-the-beaten-path locations.
From the towering peaks of Cradle Mountain to the pristine beaches of the Bay of Fires and the wild landscapes of the Tarkine, every day brought something new to explore.
This route is a mix of scenic drives, national parks, and some of the best hikes in Tasmania.
Here’s the full map of our journey:
The detailed day-by-day article is on its way, with maps, photos, and practical tips for every part of the trip.
In the meantime, check out the complete Tasmania adventure on YouTube and get a real sense of what to include in your own itinerary:
