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The stunning East Coast is full of impressive draw cards for any visitor to Tasmania. It’s also a major winemaking region, and home to some of the state’s best wineries and cellar doors to visit. Read on to find out everything you need to know about visiting Tasmania’s East Coast wine region.

An easy drive from Launceston or Devonport, Tasmania’s Pipers River wine region is full of fantastic vineyards and cellar doors for visiting wine lovers.

Handy to Hobart (and even closer to Hobart Airport), the Coal River Valley is one of Tasmania’s best wine regions to visit. The Coal River Valley is one of Tasmania’s most important wine regions, and there are plenty of fantastic wineries and cellar doors to visit.

Find everything you need to know about visiting one of Australia’s most prestigious wine regions with this complete guide to Tasmania’s famous Tamar Valley. By far the busiest and best-known wine region in Tasmania, the Tamar Valley is famous for producing world-class wines far beyond Australia.

Tasmania is an island state, separated from the rest of Australia (and the world) by several hundred miles and the Bass Strait. Isolated like this, and surrounded by open ocean and various currents, Tasmanian waters are among the most pure you can find. As such, it should come as no surprise that Tassie is famous for producing some seriously high quality seafood.