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The Launceston, Tamar and the North region of Tasmania provides an abundance of attractions
and experiences that be enjoyed by staying any of the
9 Bed & Breakfast
and Farmstay
accommodation options we provide.
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Let your palate guide you through gentle landscapes, historic streetscapes, restaurants and wineries of Tasmania’s northern region.
There’s sure to be a bed and breakfast property nearby. Spend a day exploring Launceston, Australia’s third oldest city. Wander through the city and beyond the CBD to century-old parklands and some of the region’s finest colonial buildings. Be sure to visit the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, at Inveresk.
On the doorstep of the city is The Gorge – a spectacular ravine, flanked by 160 ha of bushland, gardens and park-like grounds developed more than a century ago. Ride the chairlift or walk across the suspension bridge for a sensational view.
Drive to Deloraine and lunch on local gourmet cheeses and seasonal fruits from the farms you’ve driven by. Walk along a fern-lined trail to Liffey Falls.
Follow the Wine Route through the Tamar Valley and Pipers Brook to hills and valleys striped with vineyards, and meet the makers of Tasmania’s fine cool climate wines – chardonnay, sauvingnon blanc, pinot and cabernet.
Visit the seahorse farm at Beauty Point. Continue to Scottsdale and to Bridport, where locals flock for annual bouts of rest and recreation and the population swells throughout the summer.
Journey through Tasmania’s colonial history along the Heritage Highway to the historic sandstone villages of Longford, Campbell Town and Ross. Down an ale in an historic pub, feast on warm bread, and order game (in season) from the menu. Product Record not found
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