Tasmania Attractions
Tasmania Attractions Directory : Dining and Eating Out
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41 Degrees South is fish farm, wetland and ginseng plantation at Deloraine, north west Tasmania. Deloraine is 40 minutes south of Devonport (51 kilometres/32 miles).
41 Degrees South is a family-owned business focusing on ecologically sustainable aquaculture. Located in native bushland, the farm grows salmon in natural conditions, without chemicals or antibiotics, using environmentally sustainable practices. 41 Degrees South also has an organic ginseng plantation, and is a pioneer of commercial...41 Degrees South Salmon Farm & Ginseng Farm
Red Hills, North West
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Barilla Bay is an oyster farm, restaurant and gourmet food store at Cambridge, southern Tasmania. Barilla Bay is a 15-minute drive from central Hobart (14 kilometres/nine miles), and is close to Hobart airport.
Surrounded by landscaped gardens, Barilla Bay is a light-filled, architecturally designed complex that overlooks the bay and oyster farm. The Barilla Bay Restaurant, open seven days a week, features fresh Tasmanian produce and of course, the famous Barilla Bay oysters, matched with fine ...Barilla Bay Oysters
Hobart, South
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Bicheno Sealife Centre offers a fascinating aquarium based at Bicheno on Tasmania’s east coast.
In the centre you will find giant Tasmanian crabs, seahorses, live crayfish and a range of other sea-life species. Walk through the wonderful display and get up close to the underwater creatures. You can also experience the breath-taking scenery of the east coast overlooking Waubs Bay and Diamond Island. Observe 'The Enterprise,’ a Tasmanian ketch built in Hobart in 1902.
Browse through the gift shop,...Bicheno Sealife Centre
Bicheno, North - North East
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Cataract Gorge Reserve is a unique natural formation within two-minutes’ drive of central Launceston, Tasmania. The Gorge, as the locals call it, is a rare urban reserve.
Within 15-minutes you can walk from the city centre along the banks of the Tamar River into The Gorge. You will follow a pathway along the cliff face, originally built in the 1890s, looking down onto the South Esk River. The Kings Bridge over The Gorge was floated into place in 1867. On the southern side is the First Basin, f...Cataract Gorge Reserve
Launceston, North - North East
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Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm and Café, at Elizabeth Town, is 15 minutes' drive from Devonport.
You can enjoy breakfast, lunch or a snack on the all-weather deck and sample some of the delicious berry creations, including icecream, cakes and muffins.
You are welcome to stroll through the four hectares of raspberry plantings, harvested between December and May.
There are also fresh and frozen berries, wine and jam for sale at Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm.
Open daily from 7am to 5pm. Evenings ...Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm
Elizabeth Town, North West
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Coal Valley Vineyard restaurant is located at Cambridge 15 minutes east of Hobart.
The restaurant, outdoor dining terrace and cellar door are perched directly above the steeply sloping vineyard and have sweeping water views of the estuary of the Coal River Valley and the vineyard below.
The restaurant menu changes often as quality local seasonal produce becomes available and is made to match the award winning wines.
Regular events are held annually including Burning of the Canes Dinner, Harvest ...Coal Valley Vineyard
Hobart, South
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Curringa Farm is a working merino sheep farm near Hamilton in Tasmania’s Derwent Valley. The property is a short drive west of Hamilton (three kilometres/two miles) and an hour north west of Hobart (75 kilometres/47 miles).
Curringa is a 300-hectare/121-acre property, running 3,000 merino sheep for fine wool production. You can take a tour to explore this thriving Australian farm, see farm dogs working a mob of sheep and visit the wool shed to watch the shearers at work. Curringa Farm has a stro...Curringa Farm - Hamilton Sheep Centre
Hamilton, South
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Discover some of Tasmania's finest food, wine and views at 'Daniel Alps at Strathlynn'. Situated in the Ninth Island Vineyard, on the Tamar River, 'Daniel Alps at Strathlynn’ boasts one of Tasmania's most picturesque eating spots and one of Tasmania's top chefs, Daniel Alps.
The regional menu features the best produce from local and organic suppliers. The menu’s seasonality reflects the ever-evolving surround of the Ninth Island Vineyard, and Daniel focuses on bringing food and wine together to...Daniel Alps at Strathlynn
Rosevears, North - North East
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The Dunalley Waterfront Café is a collectables gallery and restaurant at Dunalley, south-east Tasmania. Dunalley is an hour’s drive from Hobart (61 kilometres) and forty minutes from Port Arthur (41 kilometres).
The Dunalley Waterfront Café overlooks Blackman Bay on Tasmania’s south-east coast. The Café is housed in a 1942 timber building which was originally a fish processing cannery, supplying overseas troops. The refurbished property retains its rustic charm and contains four showrooms of ant...Dunalley Waterfront Cafe, Antiques & Collectibles
Dunalley, South
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East Coast Natureworld is a wildlife park and sanctuary near Bicheno, on Tasmania’s east coast.
The multi-award winning park is located on 65 hectares (150 acres) of natural parkland and lagoons, north of Bicheno. Here, you can see free-ranging native Australian wildlife up close, including wombats, kangaroos, bettongs, koalas, pademelons, lorikeets, pelicans and swans. Natureworld also operates as a rescue, breeding and rehabilitation sanctuary for orphaned or injured wildlife.
Other features i...East Coast Natureworld
Bicheno, North - North East
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Fleurtys is a farm and café at Birchs Bay, on southern Tasmania’s D’Entrecasteaux Channel. Birchs Bay is a 50-minute (50 kilometre) drive south of Hobart, a short drive from Woodbridge.
Fleurtys farm produces a significant proportion of Australia’s native pepper crop, which is grown, dried and packaged at the farm and sold under the Diemen Pepper label. Products include packaged berries and leaf, zesty oils and vinegars and spicy chutneys. The farm also grows Dutch iris for the mainland market, ...Fleurtys Cafe, Essential Oil Distillery and Walks
Birchs Bay, South
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Go Wild @ Bonorong Wildlife Conservation Centre is a wildlife centre located at Brighton, southern Tasmania. You can see Tasmanian devils, spotted quolls, wombats and Forester kangaroos up close.
Go Wild @ Bonorong specialises in education, conservation and care of native Tasmanian animals. Established in 1981, the centre was originally a sanctuary for injured Tasmanian wildlife. Today, visitors have the opportunity to view a range of increasingly rare Australian animals and learn from rangers w...Go Wild Tasmania
Brighton, South
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Home Hill is a winery, cellar door and restaurant at Ranelagh, in Tasmania’s Huon Valley. Ranelagh is a 30-minute drive south of Hobart (40 kilometres) and five minutes from Huonville (eight kilometres).
Established in 1993, Home Hill’s five-hectare (12 acre) vineyard is planted with pinot noir, chardonnay and sylvaner grapes. You can taste wines from the Home Hill collection at the cellar door, including the award-winning pinot noir and pinot noir reserve, sylvaner, unwooded chardonnay, reserv...Home Hill Vineyard & Winery Restaurant
Ranelagh, South
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Discover the tastes, flavours and textures of honey at The Honey Farm in Chudleigh, Tasmania. Nestled under the Great Western Tiers mountain range, the vibrant cartoon bees adorning the building are difficult to miss.
Inside you will be taken on a journey of discovery into the amazing world of the honeybee. There are over 50 different honeys to taste, from single origin honeys, such as Tasmanian Leatherwood, to indulgent gourmet delights like the rich Honey Chocolate Paste.
After tasting the hon...Honey Farm - The
Chudleigh, North West
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The House of Anvers at Latrobe in Tasmania’s north is a chocolate lovers’ heaven.
Hand-made chocolate truffles, chocolate oranges, fudge and praline, using fresh Tasmanian cream and butter, producing the world's finest chocolate and liqueurs.
Igor Van Gerwen, the chocolate confectioner acquired his know-how from his birthplace, Belgium.
A selection box of truffles includes flavours such as kirsch, strawberry and Grand Marnier. Flavours that would dominate others - ginger and mint, are packed...House of Anvers Chocolate Factory
Latrobe, North West
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Killynaught Spa Cottages Restaurant is located at Boat Harbour on Tasmania’s north west coast. Boat Harbour is 30 minutes west of Burnie (31 kilometres/19 miles) and two-and-a-half hours north west of Launceston (192 kilometres/119 miles).
At Killynaught Restaurant you can sit down to a luscious morning or afternoon tea of hot fluffy scones with home-made jam and thick Tasmanian cream, accompanied by freshly brewed tea and coffee. Soak up the views across park-like farmland to the sea from the ...Killynaught Spa Cottages Restaurant
Boat Harbour, North West
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Meadowbank Estate is a cellar door, vineyard and restaurant at Cambridge, east of Hobart. Cambridge is 15 minutes’ drive east of Hobart (14 kilometres).
Meadowbank Estate’s 10 hectares of vines overlooks the Coal River Valley wine region. You can sample and purchase a range of acclaimed, cool climate wines at the cellar door, including intense pinot noirs, crisp, dry aromatics and medal-winning chardonnays. Choose from the seasonal a la carte menu in Meadowbank’s award-winning restaurant. You ca...Meadowbank Estate Vineyard Restaurant
Hobart, South
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Moores Hill Estate Vineyard is located at Sidmouth, in northern Tasmania’s Tamar Valley wine region. Established in 1997, Moores Hill Estate’s first vintages of pinot noir and chardonnay were bottled in 2000. The Estate’s range of award-winning wines has since expanded to include cabernet sauvignon, merlot and riesling. Moore’s Hill wines are 'fruit driven' styles - where the quality and flavours of the grapes are expressed in the final quality of the wine. Premium grapes are selected to ensure ...Moores Hill Estate
Sidmouth, North - North East
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Moorilla Estate, on the Derwent River north of Hobart, is a top Tasmanian boutique vineyard. Moorilla Estate was established in 1958 by wine pioneer Claudio Alcorso. It was the first vineyard to make major plantings of pinot noir grapes, now Tasmania's most successful red-wine grape. The 3.5 hectare peninsula that juts into the Derwent River yields pinot noir, riesling and gewurztraminer grapes. The cellar door and The Source restaurant are open every day; lunch is served daily, and dinner Frid...Moorilla Estate
Hobart, South
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Mures Fish Centre is a Hobart institution, situated right on the bustling fishermans wharf next to the boats that bring in so much of its stock in trade.
As well as dining in - at the al la carte restaurant upstairs, or the fishing-boat level family bistro, there is a range of seafood delicacies you can buy to take back to your accommodation or as you tour the island. These include smoked salmon pates, terrines, roulades and a range of classic seafood soups.
Even if you are not buying, the mong...Mures Gourmet Products
Hobart, South
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The Oast House, in New Norfolk, celebrates the Derwent Valley, which has been growing Australia's finest hops since 1822. It includes a restaurant and cafe, the Hop Museum and a Craft Market.
Originally, oast houses were used to dry the hops, and today throughout the Derwent Valley you can still see these large wooden buildings; however, they are no longer used for hop drying - some have been converted to barns others to private homes.
The Oast House Restaurant and Cafe, is fully licensed ...Oast House - The
New Norfolk, South
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Experience clean, fine Channel produce cooked in a way that is simple and satisfying; fresh Tinderbox rabbit braised with bacon and Huon Valley Honey Brown mushrooms. Sample regional wines such as Nandroya's smooth, full-bodied Pinot Noir. Walk around our half hectare French potager garden that supplies our restaurant with luscious fruit, herbs and vegetables.
Allow your children to play in the specially provided playground. Experience the chance to see the platypus in our shallow river. Relax i...Pear Ridge - Gardens and Restaurant
Margate, South
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Peppermint Bay is a waterfront restaurant, bar, providore and gallery at Woodbridge, southern Tasmania. Woodbridge overlooks the D’Entrecasteaux Channel, 40 minutes' drive south of Hobart (43 kilometres/27 miles).
The multi-award winning Peppermint Bay complex includes The Dining Room a la carte restaurant. Here, sweeping cathedral ceilings and a wall of windows frame views of the D’Entrecasteaux Channel. The seasonal menu of Huon Valley produce includes heirloom varieties of fruit and vegetabl...Peppermint Bay
Woodbridge, South
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Children will love a walk around Pindari Deer Farm amongst tame deer, alpacas and kangaroos. Groups can walk at their leisure or take a guided tour.
You might like to catch your own trout and barbecue your catch, or dine at the fully licensed restaurant. If you enjoy it so much you want to stay, there is accommodation available.Pindari Holiday Farm and Restaurant
Riana, North West
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Pipers Brook Vineyard, Pipers Brook is a leading winery and vineyard located in northern Tasmania. It is home to some of Tasmania’s premium cool climate wines. Visitors to Pipers Brook Vineyard have the opportunity to taste wines from the Kreglinger, Pipers Brook and Ninth Island labels.
The architecturally-acclaimed cellar door offers tastings and sales of Kreglinger sparkling, Pipers Brook and Ninth Island wines. The cellar door is also home to the Winery Café. From here visitors can enjoy l...Pipers Brook Vineyard
Pipers Brook, North - North East
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Richmond Food and Wine Centre offers café, restaurant and wine tasting, in the heart of Richmond.
You could visit a number of vineyards and food producers in the island state, or you could stop just at Richmond Food and Wine Centre, created by Willie Blacks love of Tasmanian fine foods and Mark Blacks appreciation of Tasmanian wines.Richmond Food and Wine Centre
Richmond, South
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The Richmond Maze and Tearooms is a timber maze at Richmond, south east Tasmania. Richmond is a 30-minute drive (27 kilometres/17 miles) north east of Hobart and 20 minutes from the Hobart airport.
At the Richmond Maze you can experience the fun of getting lost in a tangle of pathways and dead ends. Try you luck in the two mazes and look for the surprise centre before relaxing with a hot pot of tea, tasty snack or light meal in the tearooms or gardens. This is family fun, suitable for all ages. ...Richmond Maze and Tea Rooms
Richmond, South
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Rosevears Estate combines a winery, restaurant and luxury chalet accommodation on the Tamar River, northern Tasmania.
Rosevears Estate covers 24 hectares (59 acres) and is one of the few northern vineyards to combine a winery, restaurant and accommodation. The Estate also offers wedding, function and conference facilities.
Estelle Rosevears Restaurant features the best of local produce and wines from Rosevears three vineyards. The restaurant serves lunch every day from 12noon to 3pm and the C...Rosevears Estate (Winery)
Rosevears, North - North East
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The Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens are located in Hobart, Tasmania’s harbour side capital city.
Established in 1818 on the western banks of the Derwent River, the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens covers 13.5 hectares and showcases 6,500 species and varieties of plants, including over 400 Tasmanian species.
You can take a guided tour to see features including the largest public conifer collection in the southern hemisphere, a peaceful Japanese garden and stunning conservatory. Breathe in the...Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens
Hobart, South
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Anglers with an interest in the history of their sport will appreciate the collection showing the changes to fishing equipment over time and the history of angling in Tasmania. The museum is housed in the cottage built for the first superintendent of the Salmon Ponds in 1865.
Not a line could be cast for trout until the first brown and rainbow trout in the southern hemisphere were raised here in 1864. They were the base stock of streams and lakes in Australia and New Zealand.
Visitors can view ...Salmon Ponds and the Museum of Trout Fishing
Plenty, South
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Tasmanias cool climate gives extra flavour to its berry fruits, which are the specialty of Sorell Fruit Farm. The range of berries is astounding - strawberries, raspberries, tayberries, boysenberries, loganberries, silvanberries, blackcurrants. From November to May at least a couple of berries are in season, ready to for visitors to pick their own.
But berries are not the whole picture; at different times during the warmer months you can pick cherries, apricots, nectarines, peaches, apples, pear...Sorell Fruit Farm
Sorell, South
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The Swansea Bark Mill and Museum is located at Swansea on Tasmania’s east coast. Swansea is a two-and-a-half hour drive from Hobart (134 kilometres) and Launceston (134 kilometres).
The multi-award winning Swansea Bark Mill and Museum features Australia’s only restored black wattle bark mill. The fully working mill demonstrates how bark from local black wattle trees was once crushed for export across the world. The bark is high in tannic acid – the basic ingredient used in tanning. The Mill was...Swansea Bark Mill and Tavern
Swansea, North - North East
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The Tamar Valley Resort is located in the Swiss-style village of Grindelwald, northern Tasmania.
The village of Grindelwald was established in the 1980s as a unique residential development. All houses in Grindelwald have been built in Swiss style, with wide eaves, flowerboxes, window shutters and balconies. The settlement is fringed with glassy lakes and views of the Tamar Valley.
The Swiss-themed Tamar Valley Resort at Grindelwald includes a range of accommodation, a shopping arcade, general s...Tamar Valley Resort Grindelwald (Attraction)
Grindelwald, North - North East
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The Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG) celebrates Tasmania’s history, art and culture. TMAG is located in Hobart’s central business district, close to the city’s waterfront.
You can join a free guided tour or browse the galleries to experience TMAG's rich blend of permanent collections, touring and temporary exhibitions and special displays.
A highlight is the Tasmanian Aboriginal Gallery - Ningenneh Tunapry. An Aboriginal phrase meaning ‘to give knowledge and understanding’, Ningenneh Tun...Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery
Hobart, South
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The Waldheim Alpine Spa at Cradle Mountain Lodge is a luxury spa and treatment centre. Cradle Mountain Lodge is a short drive from the Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, two-and-a-half hours’ west of Launceston (144 kilometres/90 miles) and ninety minutes from Devonport (83 kilometres/52 miles).
The Waldheim Alpine Spa is encircled by rainforest at the edge of The Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. Soak up views of an ancient landscape from your spa suite as you indulge in the m...Waldheim Alpine Spa - Cradle Mountain Lodge
Cradle Mountain, North West
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