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With road tripping around Australia becoming more and more popular every year, its no surprise Tasmania is becoming a hot spot for caravanning families. One in particular visited last year and loved it so much they returned again for three months! We catch up with Autumn and her tribe and see what makes our little Island such a winner and why they returned

kunanyi/Mount Wellington is one of Australia's most iconic mountains. Snow capped in winter and a geological paradise in summer, this majestic 150 million year old mountain offers dozens of great walks and sights for the whole family, regardless of the time of year. Hey, it even use to help make the local ice-creams! We caught up with Tassie mum Lara who has spent a lot of time on the slopes with her kids..

One of the great parts for us here at Tassie4Kids is being able to hear about all the fantastic Tassie holidays families are having. We recently caught up with Jess, a Travel Writer, and like us, loves sharing tips and insights to some of the worlds most amazing family destinations.

Kids will feel like they are walking through a magical land as they wind their way through forest alongside a beautiful creek. Watch for wombats and wallabies; they like to come and say hello!

Along the banks of the Cascade River hidden among the ferns is the Mount Paris Dam. Wildlife surrounds the dam due to the lush ground cover and running water.

To see the Derwent River in all her glory, you'll need to take the family on a cruise. Plan your day and make the most of your travel time by going on a lunch cruises with one of the Souths longest running tour operators.

If your family has never 'been to AGFEST its an amazing day out with loads of family friendly activities, displays, animal shows, tractors, trucks, pony rides, shopping, crafts, cars, caravans, deliciously divine food and so, so much more! Agfest is on every year around April or May.

If you're taking the family to the North East of Tasmania, be sure to include the small town of Derby in your itinerary. Built around the early tin mining industry, this quaint little town is now home to one of Australia's biggest mountain bike trails - Blue Derby.

Located within the wildest region of Tasmania, this famous ABT railway offers 120+ year old steam engines, stations tales and gold panning along the way.