The North West of Tasmania Australia
is famous for its scenery, unspoiled green image, wines and produce.
Northern
and North-Western Tasmanian Wineries and Breweries
J.
Boag and Son Brewery: Located on the banks of the Esk River in Launceston,
Boags Brewery has been producing the beer that Northern Tasmanians drink sine
1881. The brewery offers guided tours each weekday.
St
Matthias Vineyard: This vineyard in the Tamar Valley offers guided tours,
wine tastings and a stunning view over the Tamar River
Tamar
Ridge Wines: Open for wine tastings each day, this is one of Australia's
leading producers of Riesling and Pinot Noir style wines.
Barringwood
Park Vineyard: Located 15 km south of Devonport, the vineyard is planted
out with the traditional cool climate varieties. The Cellar Door offers the
visitor an opportunity to relax and enjoy a platter of local produce with
a glass of one of Barringwood Park's award winning wines.
Holm
Oak Vineyards: This vineyard is set amongst magnificent European trees,
which provide shelter and warmth. Open from 10 to 5 most days.
Rosevears
Estate: At Rosevears Estate Tasmanian Winemaking and accommodation excellence
is realised against a backdrop of spectacular mountains in a winery positioned
to capture sweeping views over the Tamar River.
North-West
Tasmanian Tourist Attractions
House
of Anvers: The House of Anvers contains a real chocolate taste sensation.
You can see our qualified confectionery staff tempering, moulding and enrobing
fine couverture chocolates, truffles, pralines, fudges and more.
Ashgrove
Cheese: Ashgrove Cheese is a unique Tasmanian company producing boutique
handmade cheese. We specialise in the production of hard English styles of
cheese
Perigord
Truffles of Tasmania: The unearthing of a French black truffle in northern
Tasmania in 1999 represented the attainment of a key goal in our efforts to
establish a successful new industry in Australia. Perigord Truffles of Tasmania
(PTT) was the first company in Australia to develop a truffle industry.
Creative
Paper Mill: Australia's largest hand made paper mill, offering visitors
guided tours, a retail showroom and working artists on location.
Lactos
Cheese Tasting and Sales Centre: A place to visit a working cheese factory
and have the opportunity to sample a wide range of cheeses and other unique
Tasmanian produce.
Honey
Farm at Chudleigh: Come and visit an entertaining and educational experience
to expose you to the story of Tasmanian honey, with audiovisual and static
displays.
Christmas
Hills Raspberry Farm: Located on the Bass Highway close to Deloraine,
the Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm offers an undercover cafe at which to enjoy
a range of berry delights, and a cooked breakfast.
Things To
Do In North-West Tasmania
Cradle
Mountain Experience: Cradle Mountain forms the northern end of the wild
Cradle Mt - Lake St Clair National Park, part of the Tasmanian Wilderness
World Heritage Area. The area is one of the most popular natural areas in
Tasmania. A visit will reveal why.
Warrawee
Forest Reserve and Platypus Tours: Warrawee is a 229 Ha reserve with a
wide range of flora and fauna to stimulate your senses and immerse you in
the Australian bush. The most popular drawcard is the Platypus.
Narawntapu
National Park: Narawntapu National Park is a place of peace for people
and wildlife alike. It stretches from the low coastal ranges to the long Bass
Strait beaches, and includes an historic farm, a complex of inlets, small
islands, headlands, wetlands, dunes and lagoons, all with an amazing variety
of plants and animals.
Mole
Creek Karst National Park: The Mole Creek area is renowned for its caves.
Other typical karst features in this area include gorges and large underground
streams and springs. For the visitor, the Mole Creek Karst National Park offers
a range of activities.
Tasmanian
Arboretum: Significant Tasmanian and exotic trees and shrubs on 58 Ha.
Picnic facilities with coin operated barbecues. Open daily 9 am to sunset.
Cataract
Cruises: A multi-award winning cruise operator offering a wide range of
water-based trips exploring the delights of the Tamar Valley and it's unique
scenery, ecology and wildlife.
Cradle
Country Adventures: Tasmania's
premier horseriding experience, with a "no fun, no fee guarantee!". With
over 14,000 ha to explore, their trails progress through native forests
and eucalypt plantations. They can offer you a range of tailored experience
packages.
Thylacine
Expeditions: Nocturnal
adventure tours - "unique wildlife; unforgettable experiences; wild rivers;
pristine wilderness; ancient rainforests; panoramic views". Offering
the Tasmanian tourist a truly unique experience.