By plane
By plane
Strahan Airport - Although helicopter and fixed wing flights operate from here for charter flights into the south-west wilderness area, or over locations in western Tasmania, there are currently no regular passenger flights to Strahan from other airports in Tasmania or the mainland. Regional Express Rex fly to Burnie daily and Virgin Blue, Jetstar and Qantas flying to Launceston Airport.
By train
By train
The West Coast Wilderness Railway (http://www.westcoastwilde...) operates as a tourist attraction between Queenstown and Strahan, a distance of 34 km. The ordinary railway connection between Strahan and the rest of Tasmania closed in 1960.
By car
By car
Take the A10 highway from Hobart, via Queenstown. This is about a 300 km drive and takes just under 5 hours.