We stayed 3 nights but I feel 4 would be better View 42 degrees is worth every cent everywhere else is terrible don't baulk on the boat tri p it is one of those amazing experiences you never regret there is alot to do in this tiny town don't rush around Tassie you will miss too much ps Don't stay Big 4 and book all tours early Go to the Wall at Derwent Bridge to see a true artist we were with a wheelchair and everyone was great except Big 4

Strahan was a beautiful little town that had much more to offer than we were expecting. We didn't allow enough time this trip to make the most of what Strahan has to offer so we plan to return in the future to explore further!

A breath taking area but it must be remembered that this is a wilderness area and prepare accordingly. At present there is only one provision store in the town which turned out to be the best IGA I've been in. Great steaks from the meat department !! At the moment petrol can only be purchased at the airport. We had an excellent trip on the Gordon River Cruise,- plenty of information provided by tour guides and a tasty buffet lunch. The views have to be experienced, from the fish farms to the ruins of the convict's dwellings on Sarah Island and dispite the changeable weather it was a trip to remember. After disembarking a visit to the Huon Pine saw mill with free demonstration is recommended. Sadly, our hoped for trip on the Strahan/ Queenstown Wilderness Railway was fully booked. We should have booked in advance for this attraction as we had done for the river cruise. It should be noted that at the time of our visit (March 2024) part of the tracks were closed for repair and 2 trips were on offer, one originating in Strahan, the other shorter one is from Queenstown. Although we self catered there were plenty of eateries available in the town.

A lovely west coast stopover. Morning World Heritage Cruise on the Gordon River was excellent; well worth it. The locals clearly love this place and several we spoke to have come various parts of the country (and beyond) to enjoy its beauty and get involved in retelling his rich history. Even NRMA have done a strategic investment in this quaint village. There is a laundromat at Strahan Village car park which was quite handy; lovely chats with friendly locals and fellow travellers while we waited was a bonus.

A beautiful village in a stunning location! Our third visit and always a highlight of a holiday in Tasmania, especially the boat cruise on the Macquarie Harbour and Gordon river. Just the drive there (whichever way you go) is magnificent!

Visit to Hogarth falls was fantastic. Our cruise on the Spirit of the Wild was excellent and worth the money paid. The Buffet seafood restaurant at the View 42 restaurant was the best I have ever seen and tasted in Tassie. It was world-class.