Together alone on the Off Season shore. 📍 Bay Of Fires, East Coast #TassieOffSeason

Tall trees and cool Off Season skies. 📍 kunanyi / Mt Wellington #TassieOffSeason

Change your point of view on an Off Season boat ride. 📍 @huonrivercruises #TassieOffSeason

Maria Island wombats – Australia’s best-fed. 📍 Maria Island National Park, @eastcoasttasmania 📷 @nderenzo #DiscoverTasmania

Swirling shallows lull the senses at golden hour…It’s business as usual at Freycinet and Coles Bay after the recent bushfire. 📍Freycinet National Park, @eastcoasttasmania 📸 @oscarignetik #DiscoverTasmania

Soak up some natural splendour on a kayak trip along the glassy Gordon River. Parts of the Gordon were considered impassable 100 years ago – particularly the Gordon Splits, a series of towering white-water gorges, now within Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park. But Lithuanian conservationist Olegas Truchanas busted that myth when he paddled through the Splits in 1958. These days you can kayak the mirror-still lower reaches of the Gordon on guided trips from Strahan, passing dense Huon pine, leatherwood and sassafras forest, and camping on the riverbanks. Strahan is one of the most remote towns in Tasmania – a 4½hr drive from Hobart, or 3½hr from Launceston. 📍 Gordon River, Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park, @westcoasttas 📷 @matty_eaton #DiscoverTasmania

Facing onto broad Bass Strait, either side of the Great Forester River, Barnbougle is one of Australia’s top golfing destinations. Cherubic little Bridport is just down the road, home to cafes, shops and the Tassie Scallop Fiesta every July. But with on-site accommodation and clubhouse eats and drinks, you mightn’t get too far from Barnbougle’s rolling greens... There are three courses here: the 18-hole Barnbougle Dunes and Barnbougle Lost Farm, and the 14-hole Bougle Run short course. All are spectacularly sited on sea-breezy dunes, with dramatic views across Anderson Bay to Bridport and the churning sea. Barnbougle is a 1hr drive north-east of Launceston. 📍 Bridport, @visitnortherntasmania 📷 @barnbougle #DiscoverTasmania

Cape Hauy…if you’re OK with heights 📍Cape Hauy 🎥 @iamfabreezy @robmulally #DiscoverTasmania

Colourful Currie Boathouse (aka ‘the Restaurant With No Food’) is BYO dining at its best. With no staff or menus, this is no ordinary ‘restaurant’. The waterfront setting is sublime, it’s vibrant and cosy inside, and cutlery and crockery are provided – you just need to bring the food and drinks. Perched at the rocky edge of Currie Harbour, the bright-yellow boathouse provides first-class views of the island’s crayfish fleet bobbing on the water – best enjoyed while devouring a platter of locally sourced produce (cheese, beef, gin, beer). Bon appétit! King Island is 80km off the north-west tip of the Tasmanian mainland. Flights operate to the island from Hobart, Launceston, Burnie and Melbourne. 📍 King Island, @visitnorthwesttasmania 📷 @jdaseymourphotomedia #DiscoverTasmania

Moody mountains and soft hues – the hallmarks of an Overland Track adventure. 📍 Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, @visitnorthwesttasmania 📷 @matty_eaton #DiscoverTasmania

Taking the plunge at Montezuma Falls, Tasmania’s highest. 📍Montezuma Falls 🎥 @iamfabreezy @robmulally

Where can you find this cosy wine bar? In Oatlands, of course. This history-rich southern-midlands village holds Australia’s largest collection of sandstone Georgian buildings – including a former gaol and a mighty windmill. Fresh food and innovative ideas have breathed new life into many of these old structures. Just ask the folks at Callington Mill Distillery: they serve premium cask-strength whiskies and inventive dishes at the old windmill. Or spend an afternoon at the Imbibers. This relaxing wine bar isn’t built from stone, but it is rich with history – it was once a 19th-century dispensary selling seaweed cough syrup. You can’t buy such a potion here nowadays, but you can purchase fine cheeses and tipples, sourced from the nearby Coal River Valley and Derwent Valley. Oatlands is a 1hr drive north of Hobart, or a 75min drive south of Launceston. 📍 The Imbibers, Oatlands, @hobartandbeyond 📷 @samuelpshelley #DiscoverTasmania