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Winners of our 2017 Tassie4Kids Major Competition, the Cox family flew to Flinders Island for five nights on an all expenses paid family holiday!

Planning a family holiday to Tasmania and never been before? It can be quite daunting not knowing how long it takes to get from one place to the next, or what you should pack in the car to travel comfortably. Having our own kids we've learnt what to pack, and what roads to take. Here are our top tips!

Located in a quiet street down the road from a main shopping center, these family friendly apartments offer a clean and comfortable location to base yourselves as you explore Hobart and Beyond. Read our review on one of the most family friendly catering accommodation properties we have stayed at.

Planning on coming to Tassie with the family? Not sure what to pack for your adventure? We have you covered. Check out this simple list of items you'll need to ensure the whole family has a great trip, no matter what you do, where you go, or the weather

Often our kids will have headphones so we get a bit of piece and quite (let's be honest - there are only so many Moana or Wiggles songs we can handle on repeat in one day!), how do you know if the volume isn't doing damage to their delicate ears?

Every travelling families wish is to find a modern, spacious, light and homely accommodation - and these are just that! Located on the East Coast in Bicheno, these beautiful apartments will really make your stay more than amazing.

There are not many places in Australia where you can make your way through a maze mowed into the shape of a famous Tour de France cycling legend! Only open for five weeks every year, Ruperwoods Farm is located just out of Launceston

Staying down in the Huon Valley for two weeks, Doula turned road tripping mum, Jen and her family rated the Huon Valley Caravan Park as the BEST they have stayed at! We caught up with Jen to see what makes this region so special.

Having visited over 30 countries herself before settling in Hobart, this inspiring mum conceived the idea for the Junior Flyers logbook after her son was born, having searched unsuccessfully for something to record details of his many flights for him to look back on in years to come.