Launceston and North
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Launceston
Distance and drive time: 7 km - 20 min -
Visit Launceston City Park and stroll through the gardens
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See fine Tasmanian design at Design Tasmania
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Take the world’s longest single-span chairlift over Cataract Gorge
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Join Tamar River Cruises and experience the beauty of the region from the water
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Overnight Launceston
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Launceston and West Tamar
Distance and drive time: 60 km - 1 hr -
Visit the Tamar Island Wetlands Centre and Reserve and take a short walk from the interpretation centre
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Take a drive through the Tamar Valley past vineyards, orchards, dairies, salmon farms, truffle woods and olive groves. Stop into any one of the tasting centres or cellar doors and have a chat with the locals
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See the picturesque Tamar Valley from the top of Brady’s Lookout State Reserve
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If there’s still time, visit Seahorse World and see platypuses and echidnas nearby at Platypus House, Beauty Point
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Overnight Tamar Valley
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West Tamar to East Tamar
Distance and drive time: 166 km - 2 hr 25 min -
Head east over the Tamar River and towards the beach town of Bridport
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Play a round of golf at Barnbougle Dunes – an award winning links course
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Try award winning Jansz Sparkling at Pipers River
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Visit Treetops Adventure Hollybank and experience a zipline or Segway tour
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Overnight Launceston
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Launceston and surrounds
Distance and drive time: 110 km - 2 hr -
Visit the historic village of Evandale
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Explore historic Longford and visit Woolmers Estate and Brickendon Estate
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Take a short walk to beautiful Liffey Falls
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Overnight at Quamby Estate.
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Hagley to Devonport
Distance and drive time: 125 km - 1 hr 50 min -
Head to Mole Creek and tour the glow worm caves at Mole Creek Caves
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Stop at The Honey Farm in Chudleigh for honey tastings
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Visit 41° South Salmon and Ginseng Farm at Deloraine and pick up some fresh smoked baby salmon
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Drop in at Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm Café for fresh raspberries
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Try some uniquely Tasmanian wasabi or bush pepper cheese at Ashgrove Farm
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Depart Devonport Airport
Pipers Brook Vineyard / Credit: Jarrad Seng