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Taste your way...

Here on the North West of Tasmania we are the home to Tasmania’s  most passionate and talented primary producers.  Our fertile farm land, thriving vineyards and orchards is a must see, must taste, must experience destination.

It is safe to say the delicious produce is abundant, not to mention the stunning scenery and small town charm to sweeten the deal even further. Below are many restaurants, and cafes that use the fresh local produce to create and share their dishes with you.

If you are on the road make share you follow the Tasting Trail, a food and drink trail designed to assist you and your tastebuds in discovering the finest produce that Tasmania’s North West has to offer.

The Tasting Trail
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Circular Head Agricultural Show

The Circular Head Show, held in Stanley provides the community with the district’s major agricultural event. The show provides entertainment, and fundraising for local service groups, exhibitors and competitors with the opportunity to showcase… Website
Smithton Attraction

Circular Head Heritage Centre

The Circular Head Heritage Centre has an extensive collection including fossils and geological samples. See local indigenous cultural artifacts and information. It houses exhibits unique to the district, vintage machinery and homewares. Archives are… Website
Wynyard General Services

Civic Park, Wynyard

Civic Park is located in the centre of town and offers a place to sit and relax and enjoy lunch. Lush trees and gardens surround the park with a beautiful sandstone wall at the…
Spreyton General Services Walks

Clayton Drive Reserve, Spreyton

An unpaved walking track runs beside a branch of the Figure of Eight Creek. This small nature reserve is a dedicated conservation area to the endangered Central North Burrowing Crayfish. Central North Burrowing Crayfish… Website
Bakers Beach Attraction BirdwatchingHikingSwimmingWalks

Coastal Traverse

Coastal Traverse is a walk in Narawntapu National Park. 7 to 9 hours, 21 km one way. Grade 3. A stunning coastal traverse of the park is possible between Bakers Beach and Greens Beach,… Website
Burnie Tour

Coastline Tours Tasmania

Explore the magic of Northwest Tasmania with Coastline Tours! In this unique corner of the world, where red and rich soil meets pristine waters, tranquillity unfolds. The region is a canvas of creativity, respect,… Website
Devonport General Services FishingSurfingSwimmingWalks

Coles Beach, Devonport

Coles Beach is popular spot for locals to swim, walk, picnic and barbecue. Sit back on the beach and enjoy the sun or watch the train from Don River Railway. Located close to Back… Website
Ulverstone General Services

Coles Car Park Public Toilets, Ulverstone

The Ulverstone Coles car park toilets are located in Ulverstone Central Business District in Tasmania’s North West. These toilets are smart toilets with disabled access.
Burnie Food and Drink

Communion Brewing Co

Communion Brewing Co is a warm and inviting brewpub in Burnie. With twelve taps of beers brewed on-site, full restaurant menu, kids corner and regular live music you’ll be sure to find your home… Website
Burnie General Services

Cooee Point Reserve, Burnie

Located In Cooee, 2.5km from Burnie there is free permit only camping (max two nights) for fully self-contained vehicles. A Dump Site is located here.