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Devonport, Tasmania

Devonport, Tasmania

Overview

Devonport, on Tasmania’s North West Coast, blends natural beauty with urban charm. Devonport offers a stunning waterfront precincts, beaches, and bushland reserves connected by scenic walking and cycling paths. A great first stop as the home of the Spirit of Tasmania.

The waterfront features a raised boardwalk with Mersey River views and the immersive From Sky to Sea light show. Explore Tasmanian art at the Devonport Regional Gallery, vibrant markets, cellar doors, and a renowned gin distillery.

At Mersey Bluff, visit the candy striped lighthouse with panoramic views over Bass Strait. Discover Tasmanian Aboriginal culture at Tiagarra Aboriginal Cultural Centre and see ancient rock carvings. Nature lovers can enjoy the Lillico Beach penguin colony or spot platypuses at the Tasmanian Arboretum.

For history enthusiasts, the Bass Strait Maritime Centre, Home Hill, and Don River Railway offer enriching experiences. Foodies can explore Tasmania’s Tasting Trail, sampling local produce and meeting dedicated makers.

Devonport also boasts mountain bike trails, a Coastal Pathway, and serves as a gateway to Cradle Mountain (just 90 km away). With its landscapes, modern amenities, and small-town charm, Devonport is a destination worth exploring, only a one hour drive from Launceston.

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Devonport, Tasmania

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