Discover Promised Land

Tasmazia makes Promised Land an unusual highlight to consider when planning your trip: mazes sit alongside a miniature world, themed gardens and a peaceful experience at the Lavender Farm. Visitors travelling with children will find a particularly clear point of interest in the Yellow Brick Road Maze; at the same time, experiences range from active pursuits to impressive views of Mount Roland.

Different mazes, different highlights

The Great Maze is one of the largest mazes in the world. Tasmazia’s maze complex, with a total of eight magical, individually distinct mazes, is also among the largest in the world. The two size claims refer to different scales: the Great Maze as a single maze and the complex as a whole. This is a useful distinction for planning your visit, because Tasmazia offers not just one maze to find your way through, but several mazes, each with its own character.

These include the Hexagonal. Another special feature is the Hampton Court Maze, an exact replica of the famous original in London. The Balance Maze puts visitors’ agility to the test. You can therefore distinguish between the Hexagonal’s striking shape, the Hampton Court Maze’s connection to London and the physical challenge of the Balance Maze, rather than planning for all the mazes as the same experience.

The Yellow Brick Road Maze is one of Tasmania’s tourist attractions and is popular with children of all ages. For families looking for a shared outing, this gives a clear indication of the character of this maze, without suggesting that it describes everything Tasmazia has to offer. The variety of the eight mazes also leaves room to include different interests in your day’s plans.

A model village, gardens and a quieter change of pace

Away from the mazes, the Village of Lower Crackpot offers a different perspective: it is an unusual model village built to a scale of 1:5. The Embassy Gardens, in turn, feature buildings dedicated to more than 40 countries, as well as some imaginary countries. These themes provide a cultural and playful contrast to the mazes. Families travelling with children can also plan discoveries of miniature worlds and unusual dedications alongside more physical challenges.

The Lavender Farm offers a peaceful experience. From there, you can enjoy impressive views of Mount Roland. This provides a different focus from the mazes: here, the farm and the views take centre stage, rather than agility and finding your way around. If you are weighing active experiences against quieter moments when planning your trip, these are two clearly different options to consider.

Plan for coffee and drinks

The Crackpot Cafe serves coffee throughout the day. Check the current opening hours before you arrive so you can plan your visit accordingly. The Crackpot Pop-Up Cafe is located at Tasmazia on the route to Cradle Mountain and serves hot or cold drinks. As food and drink details may change, it is best to check the current offerings before your visit.

Promised Land as an area to search for accommodation

If Tasmazia, with its mazes, gardens and model village, is the reason for your trip, focus your hotel search on Promised Land. Consider which experiences matter most to you: the different mazes, the Village of Lower Crackpot, the Embassy Gardens or a quieter trip to the Lavender Farm with views of Mount Roland.

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