Postcards Road Trip

1

Arrive Devonport

You've had a great sail on board Spirit of Tasmania, now its time to hit the road for your Postcards road trip.

---

Drive – 24KM

---

1

Tasmanian Food and Wine Conservatory

Stock up on 100% Tasmanian produce from the best growers & producers across the state.

---

Drive – 28KM

---

1

Deloraine

Nestled in the foothills of the Great Western Tiers, the small town of Deloraine holds scenic rural views and charming historical landmarks.

Great Western Tiers Sculpture Trail

Explore the series of sculptures in and around Deloraine.

Brush Rabbit

Brush Rabbit began as an unreal conversation had over hot coffee, poached eggs and a lightly toasted Panini.

Liffey Falls

Liffey Falls is nestled within cool temperate rainforest that forms part of the state’s esteemed World Heritage area.

41 South Salmon and Ginseng Fam

Traveling ten kms west of Deloraine will take you to 41 South Salmon & Ginseng Farm.

Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm

In Elizabeth Town, you'll find an institution that locals and visitors alike swear by: Christmas Hills Raspberry Cafe.

Ashgove Cheese

Open to the public year-round try their range of creamy farm-fresh offerings including ice-cream, bottled milk, cream and butter.

---

Drive – 26KM

---

1

Hazelbrae Hazelnuts Nut Farm Cafe and Tasting Centre

Fall in love with the taste of Hazelbrae hazelnuts.

---

Drive – 77KM

---

1

Campbell Town

Historical Campbell town is the perfect pitstop before you hit the East Coast.

---

Drive – 107KM

---

1

Coles Bay

This pretty coastal town is the perfect place to park for a few days to explore Freycinet National Park and Wineglass Bay.

Wineglass Bay

Crystal clear, aquamarine water and luminescent sand make up one of Australia's famous beaches.

Devils Corner

Pair your seafood with the perfect, crisp white surrounded by natural beauty.

Freycinet Marine Farm

Taste some of Tasmania's best fresh seafood either enjoyed fresh on their deck or as a takeaway.

Freycinet Lodge

Soak up your surroundings at the spectacular Coastal Pavillions.

---

Drive – 38KM

---

1

Bicheno

Just north of Freycinet Peninsula is beautiful Bicheno.

Douglas-Apsley National Park

Explore the diverse national park through its short strolls from the Waterhole.

East Coast Drive

Forget the Great Ocean Road—this scenic 176km stretch of highway from Orford to St Helens is the ultimate Aussie coastal road trip.

Natureworld

Sitting amongst 150 acres of natural parkland and lagoons, Natureworld is the perfect place to experience Tasmania's unique animals.

Bicheno Penguin Tours

A "David Attenborough-like experience".

---

Drive – 74KM

---

1

St Helens

St Helens is a tangible paradise. Offering surf, serenity and a skyline as warm as its people.

Bay of Fires

Bay of Fires cements the island state’s status as one of the world’s most pristine coastal destinations.

Lease 65 Oysters

Go back to basics at the Lease 65 oyster shack.

---

Drive – 30KM

---

1

Pyengana Dairy

Pyengana’s Healey family have been making cheese using traditional methods for more than 100 years.

---

Drive – 85KM

---

1

Bridestowe Lavender Estate

Come November, the small, rural town of Nabowla in North East Tasmania bursts to life in aromatic colour.

---

Drive – 14KM

---

1

Clover Hill Wines

The recent opening of an architecturally dazzling cellar door is a very good excuse to call in at Clover Hill.

---

Drive – 38KM

---

1

Launceston

The second largest city in Tasmania, Launceston is a charming hub of activity.

Design Tasmania

Make room in your car for something special.

Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery

Australia’s largest regional museum, QVMAG is well and truly Launceston's arts, cultural and creative heartbeat

Cataract Gorge

The Gorge is one of the city’s most popular attractions.

---

Drive – 97KM

---

1

La Villa Wines

La Villa reflects the owners inspiration from Emilia-Romagna where Marcu and Gail once lived.

---

Drive – 10KM

---

2

Spirit Of Tasmania Terminal

Your Tasmanian road trip is complete.