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This blog is dedicated to inform and inspire you on all things to do with Australia. Actually we write posts on anything that’s of interest in the South Pacific (our home) DownsideUP was started to inspire you to visit us DownUnder.  

Seafood bonanza
David Mckenzie
By
David Mckenzie
Tasmania is world renowned for its fabulous fresh seafood. Find the best of it in Hobart with this handy list of Hobart’s best seafood restaurants.
David Mckenzie
By
David Mckenzie

Spring in Tasmania
Irma Vuckovic
By
Irma Vuckovic
November is a great month to travel to Tasmania. As the weather warms up, the landscape starts to come alive and coastal towns are buzzing with life. Continue reading to learn more about Tasmania’s weather and activities in November.
Irma Vuckovic
By
Irma Vuckovic

Uluru Rain
Alexandra Diethelm
By
Alexandra Diethelm
Nature in the Northern Territory comes to life in the month of January. The Top End experiences high humidity with impressive Thunderstorms (and the occasional Cyclone). And even the usually dry Red Centre can see a few rainy days in an otherwise hot summer. 
Alexandra Diethelm
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Alexandra Diethelm

Salmon Farming in Tasmania
David Mckenzie
By
David Mckenzie
Despite the dubious reputation of Tasmanian salmon, the island state’s pristine waters still play home to some beautiful local fisheries, as well as fantastic small-scale fishers pushing local seafood in the right direction. Here is everything you need to know about Tasmanian salmon, and where to find the best Tasmanian salmon substitutes around Tassie.
David Mckenzie
By
David Mckenzie

Tasmania wildlife goes to the beach
Irma Vuckovic
By
Irma Vuckovic
October is an excellent month to visit Tasmania. The days are getting warmer, colourful spring flowers are in bloom, and new arts, food, and wine events are being scheduled throughout the month. In this guide, we tell you everything you need to know about the weather in Tasmania in October.
Irma Vuckovic
By
Irma Vuckovic

Oysters in Tasmania
David Mckenzie
By
David Mckenzie
Looking for the best scallops, oysters, lobster or fish and chips in Launceston? Look no further than this list of the best seafood restaurants in Launceston.
David Mckenzie
By
David Mckenzie

Tasmania Mt Field National Park
Irma Vuckovic
By
Irma Vuckovic
September marks the start of spring in Tasmania. The days are becoming warmer and this is an affordable time to visit, with fewer crowds before the peak summer season starts. Here’s everything you need to know about Tasmania's weather in September.
Irma Vuckovic
By
Irma Vuckovic

Freycinet National Park
Irma Vuckovic
By
Irma Vuckovic

What Is the Weather Like in Tasmania in August?

August marks the end of the winter season in Tasmania. The temperatures are still quite cold, ranging between 5 °C (41 °F) and 11 °C (51.8 °F) and days are mostly cloudy with frequent rain and snow in the mountains. 

 

Irma Vuckovic
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Irma Vuckovic

Hunting for Truffles in Tasmania
Irma Vuckovic
By
Irma Vuckovic

What Is the Weather Like in Tasmania in July?

Tasmania is located in the Southern Hemisphere and its seasons are reversed compared to Europe and North America. The Apple Isle experiences winter weather in July, with temperatures anywhere between 5 °C (41 °F) and 12°C (51.8 °F) and plenty of rain.

Irma Vuckovic
By
Irma Vuckovic

Snowy reflection Tasmania Weather in June
Irma Vuckovic
By
Irma Vuckovic
The month of June marks the start of the winter season in Tasmania. As temperatures start to fall and the days become shorter, the island comes to life with art installations, music performances, and light displays. Here’s everything you need to know about visiting Tasmania in June.
Irma Vuckovic
By
Irma Vuckovic

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