The Surveyor General at
Berrima claims the title of Australia's oldest continuously licensed Inn. Established 1834.
Tasmania Hotels
Select a city, town or suburb to view photos, contact details and
information about the listed Tasmania Hotels. Where a Hotel has a website, you can click on the
Hotel name to go there directly. Each town page includes a map with
links for neighbouring towns and an option to zoom in and view
individual pubs.
Please get in touch if you want to add
your business to the Gday Pubs
website and related network. We always welcome new photos, links to
websites and stories about our great
Aussie Pubs.
- Beauty Point »
- Derwent Bridge »
Western Tassie high country destination
- 3 Bridge Wilderness Hotel
- George Town »
Located approx 20o kms north-northwest of Hobart
- Gretna »
Small town in southern Tasmania with a population of around 250
- Hamilton »
The historic township of Hamilton is located in the Upper Derwent Valley, one hour from Hobart along the Lyell Highway.
- Hotels in Hobart »
- King Island »
Located in Bass Strait, off the north-western tip of the main island of Tasmania, about half way between Tasmania and the mainland state of Victoria.
- Hotels in Launceston »
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- Linda »
Small Village located east of Queenstown
- New Norfolk »
- Pontville »
Small historic village located 35 klms north of Hobart.
- Pyengana »
Village lying in the Pyengana Valley, North East Tasmania.
- Queenstown »
- Southport »
Located on the south coast of Tasmania, 100Km south of Hobart.
Enjoy the wildlife sanctuary and historic railway.
- St Marys »
- Strahan »
- Waratah »
Waratah was constructed to support a tin mine at Mount Bischoff. The town is built at the top of a waterfall, and water was diverted from the stream to provide water for the mine.
- Weldborough »
located north-east of Launceston and known for the Weldborough Hotel and the Weldborough Pass
- Zeehan »
Founded in 1882 and named after Abel Tasman’s ship the ‘Zeehaen’, Once boasted a population of over 10,000.
- Cecil Hotel
- Central Hotel
- Former Grand Hotel
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