The Ship That Never Was
Australia’s longest-running play, The Ship That Never Was tells the dramatic and hilarious true story about the last Great Escape from Sarah Island. The play is based on…

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 of the Strahan Waterfront Precinct Redevelopment project, which includes renewal of the West Coast Visitor Information Centre building to enhance visitor servicing.
Much more than a traditional Visitor Information Centre.
The team at the Centre can provide local tips and updated information for all areas of the West Coast, working directly with operators to develop and book your itinerary - all designed with your interests and budget in mind.
The Centre also stocks the popular, award-winning, official West Coast Tas brand merchandise, along with locally made timber and soap products, a range of adults’ and children’s books - and more.
The Centre is also an accredited bike-friendly business.
Now is the time to plan your West Coast adventure.
Make a day of it
Australia’s longest-running play, The Ship That Never Was tells the dramatic and hilarious true story about the last Great Escape from Sarah Island. The play is based on…
The award-winning Gordon River Cruise departs from Strahan and takes guests into the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. Cruising the Gordon River on the purpose-built Spirit of the…
A unique business on Strahan’s historic waterfront showcasing the fabled and special Tasmanian Huon pine. We have spectacular, raw Huon pine pieces suitable to be made into furniture…
Where to find us
29 Esplanade Strahan, Tasmania Australia 7468
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