The Glow Tour^TM is an unforgettable immersive and wondrous experience. To keep the glow going, whether you are doing the 'lap of Tassie' or staying local in Hobart, we recommend that you check out some other naturally glowy experiences around Tasmania. 

 

Southern Tasmania

Hastings Cave: glow worms! (just saying!)

Russell Falls: glow worms (and an absolutely lovely waterfall!)

Evolve Spirit Bar: the fossils are one of Tassie's best-kept secrets!

Tunnel Hill Mushrooms: gourmet mushrooms in an incredibly charismatic setting!

Bruny Island: the wildlife capital of Tasmania!

The aurora australis (southern lights): check the BOM, and look south!

Sea sparkles (marine bioluminesence): often visible on Tasmanian coastlines

 

Northern Tasmania 

Mole Creek Caves: glow worms!

Gunns Plains Cave: glow worms!!

Tasmanian Arboretum: the best place for seeing platypus in the wild!

Platypus House at Beauty Point: guaranteed to see platypus (and they are so cute!)

Bicheno Penguin Tour: an unforgettably wonderful experience! 

Tarkine wilderness: otherworldly, feels like you might see a thylacine, or pterodactyl!

 

Be Wildlife Aware

There's so much gloriously weird and wonderful wildlife in Tasmania, and sadly, so much of it gets killed on Tassie roads each year. Nobody plans to hit an animal, but in Tassie, we need to plan to not hit an animal. 

1. Avoid driving between dusk and dawn: you WILL encounter wildlife

2. If you must drive between dusk and dawn, drive extremely slowly - we suggest 20 km / hr

3. If you hit an animal, you still may be able to save its young. Here's how: check for pouch young; if you find young or if the animal requires verterinary care, please call the Bonorong Rescue 24/7 Hotline on 0447 264 625 (0447 ANIMAL)