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KIRDO provides travel and tourism support through the King Island Visitor Information Centre, helping visitors plan and make the most of their time on King Island. Services include local information, itinerary planning, accommodation and tour referrals, transport information, maps, brochures, event information and assistance with bookings where required.
KIRDO also provides free Wi-Fi, public computer and laptop access, printing and scanning services, and basic technology support. These services are available to visitors who need to stay connected, access online services, work remotely, make travel arrangements or simply have a comfortable space to work while on the island.
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Located between the township of Currie and the harbour, Bicentennial Lookout is a peaceful reserve offering elevated views across Currie Harbour, the fishing port and across to the…
Start at Currie Harbour and follow the coastline south to the Netherby shipwreck along the Kelp Track - an easy ~3km one-way gravel walk showcasing King Island’s rugged…
Discover the rich history and unique stories of King Island at the King Island Museum, located in the historic Currie Lighthouse Keeper’s Cottage. Explore fascinating exhibits showcasing the…
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38 Lighthouse Street Currie, Tasmania Australia 7256
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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…
Start at Currie Harbour and follow the coastline south to the Netherby shipwreck along the Kelp Track - an easy ~3km one-way gravel walk showcasing King Island’s rugged…
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…
Tasting Trail Tasmania
Cheese, cider, whisky, berries and chocolate - straight from the makers. Plot your own self-drive food trail through the North West.
Explore the Tasting Trail
