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.

Table cape

Departing Burnie, we make our way through the seaside towns on Somerset and Wynyard as we make our way to Table Cape, one of Tasmania’s remarkable natural wonders. Sitting at 180 meters high it dominated the Wynyard coastline and offers spectacular views along Tasmania’s Coastline.

Boat Harbour Beach

Back on the highway we turn off at boat harbour beach, ranked 9th best beach by Australian Geographic. Arriving you will be mesmerised by the pure white sand and the magnificent array of rocks.

The Nut | Stanley

Continuing on to Stanley, a gorgeous fishing village that sits below the giant monolith that we affectionately call “The Nut”, lots of lookouts with fabulous views, catch the chairlift to the summit, breathtaking scenery $15.00 return chairlift ride, (optional) or maybe wander along the main street, (if you saw the movie or read the book, The Light Between Oceans) it was filmed here.

Relaxing and Rejuvenate

Shops and cafes to visit, maybe a seafood picnic lunch in a local park to sample award winning fish and chips might suit you?  This is a lovely relaxing tour.

Highfield Historic Site

Before returning to Burnie, we will visit Highfield Historic Site, offering historically accurate visions of a gentleman’s home and farm dating back to the 1830’s.