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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.

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Cradle Mountain Attraction HikingWalks

Crater Lake – Great Short Walk

Crater Lake is one of Tasmania’s 60 Great Short Walks. The 60 Great Short Walks offer the best of Tasmania’s day walking opportunities. 2 hour circuit, 5.7km circuit. Grade 3. This beautiful walk around…
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Wynyard Attraction

Creative Paper Tasmania

Immerse yourself in the world of paper at Creative Paper Tasmania — a hands-on, creative experience that offers a genuine insight into the art of papermaking. Join a 30-minute guided papermaking tour and go…
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Penguin Attraction

Crystal Mantle

Crystal Mantle is a boutique crystal store located in the beautiful seaside town of Penguin, Tasmania. With a background in geology and opal cutting, Crystal Mantle specialises in unique, quality crystals, minerals and artisan…
Currie Attraction

Currie Harbour, King Island

Currie Harbour sits at the heart of King Island’s main township, offering a relaxed waterfront setting with views across the harbour to the historic Currie Lighthouse and the iconic Boathouse, famously known as “the…
Currie Attraction

Currie Lighthouse, King Island

Standing proudly on King Island’s rugged west coast, the historic Currie Lighthouse is one of the island’s most iconic landmarks. First illuminated in 1880, the lighthouse continues to guide vessels through the often wild…
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Currie, King Island

Currie is the main township and service centre of King Island, located on the island’s west coast just 10 minutes from King Island Airport. As the commercial hub of the island, Currie is home…
Latrobe Attraction

Darrel Baldock Memorial

The entrance at Latrobe Oval and a statue commemorate Darrel “Doc” Baldock. The statue was officially unveiled on the 28th April 2014. Darrel Baldock A.M. commonly nicknamed “The Doc” and “Mr Magic”, was an…
Lower Beulah Attraction

Dasher Falls

Easy when viewing from below or moderate but steep climbs to top: 25 minutes return. Consisting of three tiers with good views of the falls from the cliff top. The walk is unfenced and…
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Cradle Mountain Attraction

Devils@Cradle

The Devils@Cradle Tasmanian devil sanctuary is a breeding and conservation facility for three of Tasmania’s unique threatened carnivorous marsupials; the Tasmanian devil, the Spotted-tail quoll, and Eastern quoll. The facility is located on the…
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Devonport Attraction

Devonport Regional Gallery

The Devonport Regional Gallery is a vibrant, contemporary art space, housed in the paranaple arts centre, in the heart of Devonport city in the North West of Tasmania. The Gallery offers an annual program…
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