Why visit?
Natural beauty and a light show
Imagine standing under a starry sky, the crisp air around you, as waves of green, pink, and purple dance above. This is the magic of the Southern Lights, or Aurora Australis, best experienced in Tasmania.
With its stunning landscapes and low light pollution, Tasmania offers one of the best vantage points to witness this natural wonder. Whether you're nestled in the remote wilderness or gazing from the shores of one of its breathtaking beaches, the experience is nothing short of enchanting.
Don't miss the chance to stand in awe of the Southern Lights—a captivating spectacle that will leave you with memories to cherish forever. Plan your trip now and discover why Tasmania is a must-visit destination!
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Amazing places to view the Southern Lights
Cradle Mountain
Just over 2 hours from Launceston Airport, on the Cradle Coast, you'll find the gorgeous Cradle Mountains with its mirrored lakes.
There is easy access to excellent viewing of the lights, when they choose to come out on display. Otherwise enjoy the goregous 60-million-year-old myrtle forests and spectacular alpine wilderness.
Bruny Island
Just over an hour from Hobart Airpot, then a short ferry journey to the spectaluar Bruny Island. From there, it's an easy climb to The Neck to capture your views.
Bruny Island is free from ligh pollution, so point those camera's south to capture the view
Mount Wellington
You'll find Mount Wellington a short drive from Hobart, less than 30 minutes. Mount Wellington is a great scenic lookout.
When the Southern Lights decided its time to turn on a show, there is easy access to good viewing of the spectacular.