Tubs of Tasmania
Welcome to Tubs of Tasmania - a collection of Tasmania's most beautiful tubs, baths and soaking stays all in one place. Explore the trail and find your next escape across Tasmania.
Tasmania's tubs stretch from the rugged north coast to the wild west. Pick your region and start planning your next soak...
Soak in the wild and find an experience like no other. Discover the Tubs Trail and plan your next soak-worthy stay.
Explore the trail todayEvery listing is handpicked for its character, comfort, and the quality of the soak itself. These are Tasmania's best...
Tubs of Tasmania showcases boutique and unique accommodation with beautiful tubs, baths, and spa-like sanctuaries in Tasmania’s most scenic places.
A guide for both locals and out-of-state travellers to find the state’s most unforgettable accommodation with indoor and outdoor tubs, perfect for romantic escapes, luxury retreats, and slow travel stays across Tasmania’s most scenic regions.
From deep-soak tubs to open-air stone baths, rustic tubs beside mountain streams to clifftop cedar hot tubs, ocean-view soaker baths to bathing sanctuaries every stay offers a unique experience.
From media features and new listings to trail updates and slow travel stories, this is where we share everything happening in and around Tubs of Tasmania. Check back often - there's always something worth soaking up.
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Tubs of Tasmania founder Judy Martin has been featured in Hobart Magazine's Local People series, sharing the story behind Australia's first Tub Trail.
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Slow Journal’s Howl edition showcases Tubs of Tasmania and our nature-connected bathing stays across the island.
read articleWe work with a small group of like-minded brands and creatives who support slow travel and everything Tasmania has to offer.
Are you connected with Visit Northern Tasmania?
Your Regional Tourism Organisation for Northern Tassie is here to support local tourism businesses through industry development, advocacy, networking opportunities, marketing support, training, and connections to programs that can help your business grow.
Whether you're a new operator or an established tourism business, staying connected means you'll hear about opportunities, campaigns, grants and funding, industry updates, events and initiatives that could benefit you and your region.
Tourism is a team effort, and strong connections across the industry help create better outcomes for everyone.
If you haven't reached out yet, now's a great time to start the conversation. Contact: rachel@visitnorthtas.org.au for more info.
Wakeford Digital delivers professional and affordable web design Hobart and digital marketing services across Tasmania, specifically tailored to small businesses. Wakeford Digital supports Tubs of Tasmania through their online marketing including website updates and social media.
SLOW journal, an independent print magazine based on the East Coast of Australia. We share stories about living more slowly as we explore culture, creativity and connection.
Wildstate is a boutique online bottle shop, sourcing Tasmania’s undiscovered wine and delivering Australia wide.
The Tailored Tasmania brand incorporates a website full to the brim on where to eat, play, shop and stay along with bookable activities, supported by a hard-cover coffee-table book. Tailored Tasmania is your launch pad for exploring the island like a local - our curated content offering tourist trails less travelled. It was founded in 2012 by local travel writer and author Alice Hansen.
State Cinema by ANGELIKA. A Hobart Cinematic icon that has entertained generations of Tasmanians since 1913. The State Cinema is a historic cinema venue located in North Hobart, Tasmania.
Tubs of Tasmania was founded by Judy Martin. "During the pandemic, my husband Peter and I started seeking out places off the beaten path across Tasmania. What we found surprised us - deeply restful retreats, each one with something special. So we started writing it all down..."
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