Hello Dear Friends,

We are delighted to be gathering for the Tasmanian Baha'i Summer School early in the new year from Thursday 27th to Sunday 30th January 2022. This is an exciting and momentous occasion as it will be the first Summer School in Tasmania in over a decade.

Join us for 4 days and 3 nights as we gather to enjoy each others company, deepen on the writings and history of the Baha'i Faith, connect to nature and make memories as a community.

There will be talks, workshops, story-telling and activities for the whole community, as well as some sessions specifically tailored for youth and children. This event is open for anybody and everybody to attend, and we encourage you all to extend the invitation to your wider communities and circle of friends.

Summer School will be held at the incredible Tarraleah Estate, which has a function centre, a town hall and individual dwellings for each family, all surrounded by 1000s of acres of nature in a decommissioned hydro-town.

The approximate driving times from various locations in Tasmania are as follows:

Devonport - 2.5 hours
Burnie - 3 hours
Launceston - 2.5 hours
Hobart - 2 hours

Click the image below to view a video that shows the beautiful venue spaces we will be using:

About Tarraleah
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Tarraleah is a beautiful historic estate in the heart of Tasmania’s Central Highlands. With a stunning wilderness backdrop and wide range of quality accommodation options, Tarraleah provides a perfect spot for a holiday, romantic getaway, group get together or corporate retreat.

A perfect stop on your western wilds journey

Located on the Lyell Highway two hours’ drive northwest of Hobart, Tarraleah is an an ideal place to stay on your journey along the west coast to Lake St Clair, Strahan, and Cradle Mountain.

Intriguing and unique history

Tarraleah was home to the workers (and their families) responsible for developing Tasmania’s pioneering Hydroelectric scheme. During your stay, you will discover its unexpected stories and beautiful architecture.

Immerse yourself in the Tasmanian Highlands

Visit our beautiful Scottish Highland Cows, walk our wilderness trails, take a kayaking, mountain bike, or fly-fishing tour.

Booking Fees

Please note that this Humanitix Ticketing platform is a not-for-profit organisation that, unlike most ticketing platforms, does not take booking fees for their own profit. Instead, 100% of the booking fees are donated towards children's charities. Booking fees are 2% on top of the ticket price.

Click the image below to watch a video about life at Tarraleah:

Find out more at www.tarraleah.com