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Find local advice, maps and help with bookings at visitor information centres across the North West and West Coast.
Drop in to plan your next stop, find somewhere to stay or find out what’s happening nearby. Local teams can help with touring routes, attraction information and bookings.
Just off the ferry, the Devonport Visitor Centre is in the paranaple arts centre, with locals on hand to help with touring routes, attractions and bookings. The ferry terminal is a few minutes away across the Mersey River. Heading for the mountain, the Cradle Mountain Visitor Information Centre sits on the park boundary. It has the ranger station, park information, walker registration and up-to-date weather reports, and alpine weather changes quickly, so call in before you set out. Over west, Stanley and Smithton each have their own centre, and the West Coast Visitor Information and Booking Centre covers that side of the island. Choose a centre below for its location and contact details. Check opening hours before making a special trip.
On the park boundary the visitor centre has an interpretive display, ranger station, park information, walker registration and up-to-date weather reports. Alpine weather changes rapidly always carry waterproof…
The Devonport Visitor Centre is located in the paranaple arts centre and is staffed with skilled and knowledgeable locals who can provide statewide expert travel information and bookings.…
Latrobe Visitor Information Centre in Tasmania’s northwest specialises in information on Latrobe and Port Sorell. Visit the centre for all your travel needs - bookings, advice, ideas, the…
Providing Information to assist with your holiday in Tasmania. They hold a full brochure display on local and statewide operators that covers all aspects of your travels in…
The Sheffield Visitor Information Centre serves as a welcoming gateway to the enchanting wonders of Tasmania. Staffed by a passionate team of locals, the centre is a treasure…
Located in the Duck River Pavilions, Smithton Visitor Information Centre is the best place to collect your maps, plan your adventure and pick up a souvenir. The friendly…
Conveniently located at the historic Stanley Town Hall. Call or drop into the Stanley Visitor Centre to collect your visitor guides, local maps and brochures. This is a…
Drop in to explore what’s happening across the great Central Coast region. You’ll be happy to know the Ulverstone Visitor Information Centre offers a full range of visitor…
The West Coast Visitor Information and Booking Centre is located in the picturesque township of Strahan on Tasmania’s wild West Coast. Their home is being rejuvenated as part…
If you’re the type of traveller that wants to connect with a place and its people or you enjoy the nostalgic journey through time, then the Wonders of…
The Devonport Visitor Centre is in the paranaple arts centre. The Spirit of Tasmania terminal is a few minutes away across the Mersey River, so it’s an easy first stop after arriving.
Call into the Devonport Visitor Centre. The local team can help with touring routes, attractions and bookings before you head west.
On the park boundary. It has an interpretive display, a ranger station, park information, walker registration and up-to-date weather reports. Alpine weather changes quickly, so check conditions before you head onto the tracks.
Hours vary by centre and by season, so check the listing for the one you’re heading to before you make a special trip.
Local teams can help with touring routes, attraction information and bookings. What each centre offers varies, so check the listing or ask when you call.
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The North West unfolds along a single ribbon of coast - west from Devonport's ferry terminal to the edge of the Tarkine, then inland to Cradle Mountain. Tap a town on the map to start exploring.
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