Campbell’s Lookout

Whilst travelling through Burnie, known as the city by the sea, you will be transported to Campbell’s lookout to capture the magnificent views over the coastal city.

Guide Falls

Whilst travelling inland you will visit Guide Falls Waterfall and capture the stunning views, peaceful sounds, and gentle mist of the fresh Tasmanian water. The Viewing platform located at the top of the falls is easily accessible via steps, creating the perfect photo opportunity to capture the waterfall in all its beauty.

Hellyer’s Road Whisky Distillery

Making a stop into Hellyer’s Road Whisky Distillery award winning single malt whiskeys, vodkas, and liqueurs (optional) is a must see for whiskey connoisseurs as it is one of Australia’s best single malt whiskey distilleries.

Fernglade Reserve

Visit Fernglade Reserve and take a magnificent walk among large, spectacular fern trees along the Emu River.

Hiscutt Park

Leaving Burnie, you follow the coast passing through the seaside towns of Sulphur Creek, Preservation Bay, Penguin & Ulverstone.  Stop at Hiscutt park in Penguin for morning tea, this park has a platypus, they are very elusive, fingers crossed they are around to say hi.

Braddons Lookout

Calling into Braddon’s Lookout where you can view chequer board countryside and crops as far as the eye can see.

Lighthouse in Devonport

Passing through the City of Devonport, we will stop at an old lighthouse, standing tall on the top of the Bluff. From here you will see sweeping views over the Devonport coastline.

House of Anvers

Our next stop is a chocolate lovers heaven. Located in the sweet little town of Latrobe, Anvers Chocolate and Fudge Factory known for the award winning truffles, fudges, and specialty chocolates that are all a guaranteed delight. Stick around to sample and see how the chocolate is made from the production platform.

Experience Burnie

Time to weave your way back to Burnie, passing through apple and pear orchards, also visiting a local vineyard. In time to board your shuttle bus and return to your cruise ship.

To end the tour, we will call into the local Berry Patch for a yummy berry ice cream (our treat).