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  • Amusement and Theme Parks (1)
    1. Kids Paradise Kids Paradise, situated in Riverside, Launceston, is Tasmania’s largest indoor family and children’s playground. Refurbished and expanded in 2007 the centre is a favourite destination for families. Children can enjoy the pirate playground with slides and ball pits. There are interactive rooms that capture the imagination of younger children: Paris’ Deli, Rachelle’s Parlour and Lachie’s Travels. There is a huge outdoor slide connecting the top floor with the bottom floor. The bottom floor is geared more towards the older children with inflatable play and sports activities being played on a regular basis. Fitted in between the top two floors is The Hub which has been designed for all the tech-savvy – with an Xbox 360, Nintendo Wii, and Guitar Hero.
  • Dining and Eating Out (1)
    1. Cataract Gorge Reserve Cataract Gorge Reserve is a unique natural formation within two-minutes’ drive of central Launceston, Tasmania. The Gorge, as the locals call it, is a rare urban reserve. Within 15-minutes you can walk from the city centre along the banks of the Tamar River into The Gorge. You will follow a pathway along the cliff face, originally built in the 1890s, looking down onto the South Esk River. The Kings Bridge over The Gorge was floated into place in 1867. On the southern side is the First Basin, featuring a swimming pool and an open area surrounded by bushland.
  • Farming, Food and Produce (3)
    1. Launceston Basin Chairlift Launceston Basin Chairlift lets you view magnificent Cataract Gorge from above, located in northern Tasmania. Take in the spectacular features of Cataract Gorge from this single-span chairlift. View the South Esk River in a serene or turbulent mood after a flood as well as tree rhododendrons and fern glades.
    2. Pinot Shop Pinot Shop is located near Launceston’s central business district and waterfront, northern Tasmania. Pinot Shop specialises in the best of premium pinot noir as grown so beautifully in the cool climes of Tasmania, New Zealand and southern parts of the big Australian continent. This love for pinot extends to its sibling styles pinot gris and grigio and fizzy cousins sparkling wine and Champagne, even when they don’t contain pinot noir.
    3. The Mill Providore and Gallery The Mill Providore and Gallery showcases Tasmania’s fine foods, art works and handcrafted gifts. The Mill Providore and Gallery is located in the top two floors of a historic 1830s flour mill on the banks of the Tamar river, above Stillwater Restaurant.
  • Galleries, Museums and Collections (6)
    1. Franklin House Franklin House is convict built and located in northern Tasmania at Franklin Village, Launceston. Built by former convict and successful businessman Britton Jones, Franklin House is notable for its rich use of imported Australian Red Cedar. Extended to accommodate one of the colonies leading private schools which operated there from 1842 until 1866 the house finally became the birthplace of the National Trust in Tasmania in 1960. Franklin House survives with house, stables and garden. Nearby and also accessible is St James Church which was built in 1845 and has many associations with the House.
    2. Launceston Planetarium See the stars at the Launceston Planetarium in the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Tasmania. The Planetarium presents a variety of astronomy shows by projecting images of the southern night sky onto a domed ceiling, accompanied by additional effects and narration. The Planetarium projector, the heart of the system, reproduces all of the stars visible to the unaided eye from the southern hemisphere, and simulates the apparent motion of the stars as the earth rotates. Each programme runs for 25 to 30 minutes, followed by a talk describing the current sights of the Tasmanian night sky, showing the positions of the planets and constellations.
    3. Launceston Tramway Museum Launceston Tramway Museum is about a local Tasmanian community and the trams they used. The Museum evolved out of a restoration society in the 1990’s that restored Launceston's only surviving double bogie tram.
    4. National Automobile Museum of Tasmania The National Automobile Museum of Tasmania in Launceston features one of Australia’s most significant motoring collections. Spanning over one hundred years of style and technical achievement this impressive collection of traditional and contemporary automobiles is a must see for all those who appreciate history, design, engineering and style. The museum comes alive with four sensational theme displays each year as well as constantly changing exhibits in the main hall and a mezzanine floor packed with motorcycles. Along with over one hundred exhibits the museum features a unique gift shop with a magnificent range of merchandise that will delight people of all ages. Situated just one block from the city centre opposite Launceston’s beautiful City Park, a visit to The National Automobile Museum of Tasmania is an ideal way to spend a leisurely afternoon.
    5. Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery The Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery (QVMAG), in Launceston, is Australia's largest regional museum. QVMAG is Launceston's arts, cultural and creative heartbeat and gateway to local history and character. It enjoys a national profile for its collections of Australian colonial art, decorative arts and design, Tasmanian history and natural science.
    6. Richardsons Harley Davidson Museum and Cafe Richardsons Harley-Davidson Museum and Café showcases motorcycle memorabilia dating back to 1940 in Westbury, Tasmania. Simon Hrycyszyn (Richardson) is the driving force behind the museum and Tasmania’s oldest Harley-Davidson dealership. The museum contains interesting treasure including a 1900s pedal bike with a plate that reads ‘A.G. Flannery-Harley-Gallion Co,’ an extremely rare piece. Wander through the museum and enjoy stepping back in time with a 1940 ex Army Indian Scout and two J-model Harley-Davidsons. Donations from enthusiasts have assisted in the expansion of the museum. Learn about the history of the property, as Simon began in a workshop beneath his father’s house repairing motorcycles, before moving to a simple tin shed and later constructing the two-story building it is today. The building itself is worth a look, made primarily from recycled materials. The pre-owned parts section is built from Harley-Davidson bike crates, the flooring from telegraph poles and structural beams from wharf pylons. While you are in Westbury, wander through the quaint village, established in the 1820s as a garrison town. Visit the White House Museum, Westbury Maze and Pearn's world famous Steam World.
  • Natural Attractions (3)
    1. Hollybank Forest Reserve Hollybank Forest Reserve is located at Rocherlea, just 30-minutes’ drive from Launceston, northern Tasmania. This is one of Tasmania's most popular picnic areas and has a distinctly European flavour. A 40-minute 'walk of change' passes through examples of Tasmania's major production forests types in a demonstration forest. Interpretive signs show how each forest type is harvested and regenerated. In autumn, exotic deciduous trees are a colourful contrast to the natives. Hollybank Forest Reserve is a place where the locals drop in for a barbecue or stay for the day to celebrate a special occasion.
    2. Tamar Island Wetlands Reserve and Interpretation Centre The Tamar Island Wetlands is a unique urban wetlands reserve ten minutes drive from Launceston. An outstanding Interpretation Centre offers visitors the opportunity to learn about the great value of the wetlands. The Tamar Island Wetlands are managed by the Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife Service, with important assistance from Wildcare volunteers. The Interpretation Centre and the boardwalk to the island have easy wheelchair access and both the Centre and the island have disabled toilet facilities.
    3. Tasmania Zoo Tasmania Zoo is the state's only fully-accredited Zoo, near Launceston in Tasmania’s north. Set amongst extensive natural bushland, the zoo has Tasmania’s biggest collection of animals including the world’s largest private devil breeding program. You will come face to face with the world-famous Tasmanian Devils who assist research into the devil facial tumour disease. Witness these fascinating creatures live, at the devil feedings and interpretation times.
  • Shopping (1)
    1. Waverley Australia Waverley Australia is a woollen mill located just outside of Launceston, northern Tasmania. This woollen mill, established in 1874, is the oldest in Australia. It is located on the original site on the banks of Distillery Creek near the city of Launceston.
  • Sports and Recreation Facilities (1)
    1. Silverdome Launceston's Silverdome is an indoor complex catering for entertainment, indoor sports cycling, exhibitions and conventions.
  • Wineries, Vineyards and Breweries (1)
    1. J Boag and Son Brewery Discover the ultimate beer lover's experience; take a tour James Boag’s Historic Brewery in Launceston, Tasmania. Tours start and finish at the Boag’s Centre for Beer Lovers; situated in the historic Tamar Hotel, open Monday to Saturday. The Centre features three floors of Boag’s Museum and brewing memorabilia and houses the official Boag’s merchandise store.

Events

  • Exhibitions and Shows (3)
    1. Royal Launceston Show Celebrate Tasmania's primary industries and enjoy the breeder competitions, industry displays, side-show rides and show bags. At this year's Show you will be able to see a wide range of attractions, activities and animal exhibitions and judging that celebrates Tasmania's agricultural industries as well as well your love for domesticated pets such as cats and dogs.
    2. The Apron Design Market The Apron Design Market is located along the boardwalk at Seaport, Launceston. The quarterly market held in Autumn, Winter, Spring and Summer attracts local designers and producers displaying their work including, accessories, homewares, jewellery, lighting, food, fashion, furniture, flowers and lots more.
    3. Trivia Night - Star Bar Are you up for the challenge? Then come along to the Star Bar this Tuesday. Grab a group of friends or just come by yourself and join a team; be puzzled and quizzed at our Terrific Tuesday Trivia night.
  • Festivals and Celebrations (3)
    1. AAMI Launceston Cup Northern Tasmania's premier racing event is a fantastic day of racing, entertainment and fashion. Launceston comes alive with the colour and excitement of the Tasmanian Summer Racing Carnival, world class thoroughbred horse racing, fashions, glamour and entertainment.
    2. Anzac Day Dawn Service - Launceston A Dawn Service will be held at Launceston's Cenotaph at Royal Park. Participate in this solemn ceremony of remembrance, gratitude and national pride for all our men and women who have fought and died in all wars.
    3. Festivale Festivale celebrates food, wine and entertainment in al fresco style at Launceston's historic City Park. Festivale is one of Tasmania's premier events, attracting about 40,000 people each year.
  • Markets (2)
    1. Harvest Launceston Harvest Launceston, Tasmania's Community Farmers Market showcases the best local produce on offer in the State. The stallholder’s passion for their produce shines through their innovation, collaboration and imagination. Chef demonstrations, guided market tours with local foodies and other events will be featured. Stay up to date with everything happening at the market through the website, facebook and twitter.
    2. Launceston Esk Market - Weekly The Launceston Esk Market has a range of products on offer including refreshments, bric-a-brac, pre-loved items, clothing, books, tools, collectable tools, antique and craft items, knitting, sewing, beads, wooden and rustic furniture, novelties and toys. Avoid the hustle and bustle of the supermarkets and visit the market for the freshest and the best of local vegetables and seasonal fruits. Pick up some great bargains in a fun and friendly atmosphere.
  • Performances (34)
    1. ACO2 ACO2 connects the next generation of talented young Australian musicians with the stars of the Australian Chamber Orchestra, creating a combined ensemble with a fresh, energetic performance style. In this concert, ACO2 performs some of the best music for string orchestra from the Baroque, Romantic and contemporary eras. Bach’s sprightly Brandenburg Concerto No.3 is one of the most popular pieces in classical music. Handel’s Concerto Grosso is in the grand Baroque style. Dvořák’s Serenade, full of flowing melodies and wistful waltzes, is a delight. Meale’s Cantilena features a long, lyrical line for solo violin.
    2. ACO2 - The Next Generation ACO2 connects the next generation of talented young Australian musicians with the stars of the Australian Chamber Orchestra, creating a combined ensemble with a fresh, energetic performance style. In this concert, ACO2 performs some of the best music for string orchestra from the Baroque, Romantic and contemporary eras. Bach’s sprightly Brandenburg Concerto No.3 is one of the most popular pieces in classical music. Handel’s Concerto Grosso is in the grand Baroque style. Dvořák’s Serenade, full of flowing melodies and wistful waltzes, is a delight. Meale’s Cantilena features a long, lyrical line for solo violin.
    3. Avenue Q Avenue Q is a musical in two acts, conceived by Robert Lopez and Jeff Marx, who wrote the music and lyrics. The book was written by Jeff Whitty. Avenue Q is a quirky adults-only musical that aims to shock and entertain. It is suitable for audiences 16 years and over.
    4. Calendar Girls The smash hit film has been turned into a stage play! A group of ordinary women do something extraordinary and spark a global phenomenon when they persuade one another to pose for a charity calendar with a difference - they're nude!
    5. Calendar Girls The smash hit film has been turned into a stage play! Written by Tim Firth.
    6. Cliff Joins the Beatles! - Launceston The music and the magic that defined a generation. A tribute to the greatest band the world has ever known and the most timeless artist of the rock n’ roll era as they come together to create a music fantasy that is more fact than fiction.
    7. Fawlty Towers Join Basil, Sybil, Polly, Manuel and a host of long-suffering and much abused guests in one of the best-loved British comedies ever written! Four classic episodes from the television series will delight audiences as the cast romp through Waldorf Salad, The Germans, Communication Problems and Basil the Rat.
    8. Footloose Adapted from the 1984 film of the same name, Footloose is the story of a big-city teen who moves to a town that has outlawed dancing. Uprooted from Boston and reluctantly transplanted to the small Bible belt town of Bomont, Ren McCormack finds himself in a repressed community still reeling from a devastating loss.
    9. Forever Rod - Launceston For over fifteen years, Dave Battah has thrilled audiences from Las Vegas to London ,the Middle East and even the North Pole with his stunning recreation of the unmistakable gritty vocals and energetic stage persona of music legend, Rod Stewart. In his spectacular two hour show, he effortlessly glides through all of Rod’s big hits, from rowdy tunes such as Hot Legs and Do Ya’ Think I’m Sexy, to romantic ballads such as Have I Told You Lately, to trademark ballads such as Sailing and Maggie May as well as favorites from Rods “Great American Songbook.
    10. Ian Moss in Concert As part of Country Club's 30th Birthday celebration we present 5 time ARIA Award winner and respected as one of Australia’s iconic musicians, Ian Moss. Ian delivers an unforgettable sound – not only as a telling soloist on guitar but especially with his silken voice, ringing with clarity and resonating with pure soul.
    11. Johnny Cash the Concert Johnny Cash the Concert takes you back to the humble beginnings of the famed "Man in Black" and through a musical journey of Cash's timeless hits. From his first release on the Sun label - 1955's Hey Porter - to his signature hit Folsom Prison Blues, a string of Cash & Carter duets and more. Featuring the star of "The Class of '59" 2012 Daniel Thompson, legendary Australian country guitarist Stuey French, internationally renowned singer/songwriter Alanna Cherote and introducing The Tennessee Studs.
    12. Mick Flavin - Launceston Ireland’s king of country music Mick Flavin’s first Australian tour In 2005 Mick was nominated for The Country Music Association Global Artist Award.
    13. Nearly Neil - Launceston World's No 1 tribute to Neil Diamond starring internationally renowned Bobby Bruce. The producers of smash hit tribute show Roy Orbison Reborn invite you to come and relive the magic and the great hits of legendary superstar Neil Diamond in this internationally acclaimed world class hit production show and World's No 1 Neil Diamond Tribute live in concert!
    14. Prologue for Potentials Prologue for Potentials is all about providing creative development opportunities for Tasmanian playwrights. Local actors and directors rehearse for a short period before reading a new script in front of a live audience. After the reading there's lively discussion about the play, giving valuable feedback to the playwright about how the work can be developed.
    15. Raymond Crowe Australia's only Unusualist - Launceston Raymond Crowe is Australia’s only Unusualist. For those not in the know an Unusualist is a master of intricate shadow puppetry, dancing jackets, ventriloquism, world class magic and brilliant audience participation. His signature piece ‘The Shadows’ has become an internet phenomenon with over one million hits worldwide and features his astounding and intricate hand shadows to the Louis Armstrong classic ‘What a Wonderful World’.
    16. Rhinestone Rex and Miss Monica - Launceston What do a classical musician and retired country and western singer have in common? Not a lot according to Monica who really just wants Gary, aka Rhinestone Rex, to do the job he's being paid for and renovate her kitchen. She hates his taste in music, his attitudes to women and the columns he wants to put on her kitchen cabinets.
    17. Rock Revolution starring Jon English The Harbour Agency and the producers of the phenomenally successful 'Rock Show' – Sound One – proudly present Jon English, back bigger and better in 2012! Jon English has been working tirelessly to unearth, refine and rediscover a whole lot more from the great Rock’n’Roll archives to bring you ... 'Rock Revolution'!
    18. Roy Orbison Reborn - The Pretty Women Tour - Launceston The world's No 1 tribute to The Big O Over 50 hits ... millions of record sales ... sold out concerts
    19. Sleeping Horses Lie - Launceston Terrapin Puppet Theatre. This would be no ordinary night …
    20. Swan Lake - Launceston The Imperial Russian Ballet Company performing Swan Lake...the most loved classical ballet of them all. This masterpiece ballet is presented in three acts and follows the original storyline with the happy ending which was decreed by Soviet rule in the 1930’s during the reign of the then Russian Leader Stalin. Subtle revisions and variations have been introduced by Gediminas Taranda, Artistic Director of the Imperial Russian Ballet Company.
    21. Symphony Under the Stars - Launceston A concert, picnic and fun community event rolled into one, Symphony under the Stars is the perfect night out for families, friends, work colleagues, couples and lovers young and old. Hear the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra from the comfort of your picnic rug as you lie back under a canopy of stars and let the power and pizzazz of a live symphony orchestra work its magic. Bring a basket of goodies and join the crowd. There’s plenty of room and plenty to enjoy at this FREE summer concert. Don’t miss it!
    22. Syncopation - Launceston SYNCOPATION is a smash-hit fusion of comedy, drama, romance and ballroom dancing set in the exciting, electric rush of New York City in 1912. Henry Ribolow is a Jewish meatpacker crazy with a dream of becoming a ballroom dancer, and desperate for a dance partner. Anna Bianchi, an Italian Catholic seamstress, is unsatisfied with her life until she spots a curious ad in the paper: ‘Give your life a lift. Wanted: A Dance Partner to dance for royalty.’
    23. Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra - Dreams and Dances - Launceston Michael Collins Conductor and Clarinet MENDELSSOHN A Midsummer Night’s Dream – Overture
    24. Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra - Elgar's Cello Concerto - Launceston Marko Letonja Conductor Sue-Ellen PaulsenCello
    25. Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra - The Gentle Sax- Launceston Baldur Brönnimann Conductor Amy Dickson Saxophone
    26. Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra - Viva Violin- Launceston Dmitry Sitkovetsky Conductor PÄRT Fratres
    27. The Bugalugs Bum Thief - Launceston Based on the book by Tim Winton - a fast-paced musical comedy that will make you laugh your bum off! Skeeta Anderson’s got a problem. He’s woken up without his bum. He soon realizes that he’s not the only one without a behind! All 496 citizens of the town of Bugalugs are BUMLESS! Along with his best mates Mick Misery and Billy Marbles, Skeeta sets out on a side-splitting adventure to track down the culprit of the crime.
    28. The Land of Yes and The Land of No - Launceston New from the Sydney Dance Company. Beautifully wrought from the world of signs and symbols in our everyday lives, Artistic Director Rafael Bonachela’s celebrated production had its Australian premiere in 2011, and in 2012 comes to the Princess Theatre in Launceston.
    29. The School For Wives - Launceston The perfect wife. Or is she? Falling in love is never easy.
    30. Uni Revue 2012 - Launceston The Old Nick Theatre Company has been presenting live theatre in Tasmania since 1948. Its most infamous show is the annual Uni Revue. Political satire, satirical songs, parody and private parts are just some of the ingredients that keep it a hot ticket item every year. Nothing and no one is safe!
    31. Vienna Boys Choir Experience the beauty of twenty-four of the world’s youngest voices in one of the world’s oldest musical traditions. The Vienna Boys Choir returns to Australia for a very special national tour, including the premiere of a new work by composer Elena Kats-Chernin.
    32. Voltage - Launceston Two new commissions for Tasdance - two extraordinary choreographers, Larissa McGowan and Anna Smith. Transducer, a machine for converting energy, inspires Larissa McGowan in a vibrantly wrought examination of energy in all its forms and impacts.
    33. When the Rain Stops Falling 2039. Fish are a rarity, almost extinct. Rainfall is incessant. The planet has been ravaged by generations of abuse. The scars left by our ancestors are deep, marking the environment and humanity itself. Crossing continents and spanning four generations of one family, When The Rain Stops Falling delves into the past and reaches into the future, bringing to light the enduring impact of collective and individual actions.
    34. William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night’s Dream A Midsummer Nights' Dream is a complex contraption that involves two couples (Hermia & Lysander and Helene & Demetrius) whose romantic cross-purposes are complicated further by their entrance into the play's fairyland woods. This is where the King and Queen of the Fairies (Oberon and Titania) preside and the impish folk character of Puck, or Robin Goodfellow, plies his trade. Another set of characters, Bottom the weaver and his bumptious band of "rude mechanicals" stumble into the main doings when they go into the same enchanted woods to rehearse a play that is very loosely (and comically) based on the myth of Pyramus and Thisbe, their hilarious home-spun piece taking up Act V of Shakespeare's comedy.
  • Sporting Events (8)
    1. B & E Launceston Ten Be part of the B&E Launceston Ten and run on a safe, fast, flat, out and back course. Its 100% traffic free. The richest 10km race in Australia with heaps of prizes and spot prizes for those who are in it just for fun.
    2. Hawthorn v Freemantle - AFL There is nothing as exciting as a live game of football played at the top level, with superb athletes battling it out for the ultimate prize of the right to play in the AFL Grand Final. In Round 8, Hawthorn meets the Freemantle Dockers in Launceston. Hawthorn will be hoping for a repeat of their performance when they last met the Dockers and won by 51 points.
    3. Hawthorn v North Melbourne - AFL There is nothing as exciting as a live game of football played at the top level, with superb athletes battling it out for the ultimate prize of the right to play in the AFL Grand Final. In Round 10, Hawthorn meets the North Melbourne Kangaroos in Launceston. Hawthorn and North Melbourne last met at Auroroa Stadium in 2011 in a thriller where Hawthorn ran away in the last ten minutes of the game to win by 17 points.
    4. Hawthorn v Port Adelaide - AFL There is nothing as exciting as a live game of football played at the top level, with superb athletes battling it out for the ultimate prize of the right to play in the AFL Grand Final. In Round 20, Hawthorn meets Port Adelaide in Launceston. Hawthorn will be hoping for a repeat of their performance when they last met Port in 2011 and thrashed them by a massive 165 points, Hawthorns largest winning margin ever.
    5. Launceston Eye Institute Run For A Wish This event is aimed at all members of the community, no matter what level of fitness or age and is raising money for Make-A-Wish® Australia. The main event will start and finish in the iconic Aurora Stadium and cover a scenic flat loop through beautiful Heritage Forest (6.4km). The children’s event, The Aurora Stadium Dash is a 400 metre run/walk and every child wins a medal. Put 22nd October in your diary now!
    6. Melbourne to Launceston Yacht Race The Melbourne to Launceston is the Grand Old Dame of Australian ocean races. She is the oldest ocean race in Australia and the fifth oldest on the face of the planet. The arduous race crosses Bass Strait AKA 'The Paddock’ which requires night sailing skills, navigation proficiency and stamina from the crews. Bass Strait is renowned as one of the toughest stretches of water anywhere. The number of wrecks dotting the islands and coastal areas are testament to this. Wikipedia says it all, 'Strong currents between the Antarctic-driven Southeast portions of the Indian Ocean and the Tasman Sea's Pacific Ocean waters, provide a strait of powerful, wild storm waves. To illustrate its wild strength, Bass Strait is both twice as wide and twice as rough as the English Channel.
    7. Million Paws Walk - Launceston The Annual RSPCA Million Paws Walk is being held across Australia on Sunday 20 May 2012 and is the big day out for animal lovers! Whether you have pets in your family or not, you're invited to join the pack and walk with tens of thousands of people and pets throughout Australia to help raise vital funds for the RSPCA and the animals in our care.
    8. Targa Tasmania It’s the thrill of exotic fast cars competing under the toughest conditions. Over six days of Targa Tasmania, the world’s best touring, sports and GT cars compete in competitive stages on the Island’s toughest roads. They travel more than 2000 kilometres (1200 miles) to challenge the best in their category.

Tours

  • Full Day (6)
    1. Beyond Urban Tours Beyond Urban Tours and owner, Diane Smith, aim to open up Northern Tasmania to you. Not many realise the opportunities available to see beautiful scenery, to be able to enjoy farm gate agriculture at its best and freshest as well as the Tamar Valley wineries with cool climate wines to appreciate. Colonial homes and villages abound and excite the imagination, as do first rate restaurants and cafes. Visiting art and crafy outlets throughout the regions is a great pastime as is finding terrific gardens to look at. Or maybe there is an adventure you would like to indulge in.
    2. Mountain Bike Tasmania Mountain Bike Tasmania offer bicycle hire and tours based in Launceston, in Tasmania's North. Five mountain bike tours are offered which take place in bush land and mountain tracks in the greater Launceston area. If you are healthy and participate in some form of regular activity, and can ride a bike (but may not necessarily have much mountain bike experience) you will enjoy the tours. Learn from local knowledge and ride a bike through Tasmania's scenic bush land.
    3. Tasmania Zoo Transfers and Entry Fee Tour Tasmania Zoo Tour takes you to this fully accredited zoo just 18 kilometres from Launceston. The zoo has a large private devil breeding program and you will come face to face with the famous Tasmanian Devil at feeding and interpretation times. Following this you will have the chance to pet the baby devils. Feeding times are 1030, 1300 and 1530.
    4. Tasmania's Hidden Experiences Join one of Tasmania's Hidden Experiences tours to discover some of Tasmania’s best jewels. These personalised guided tours are an ideal sightseeing activity in Tasmania. They include light walks through the gardens of private historic homesteads, taking in Tasmanian art and viewing antique collections. You will see the magnificent public and private country houses and gardens dotted throughout the state.Visit some of the wonderful artists and enjoy their works and also indulge in our gourmet foods and taste beautiful Tasmanian wines.
    5. Tasmanian Aero Club (Incorporating Tasmanian Air Charter) The Tasmanian Aero Club is located at Launceston Airport and provides scenic flights around Tasmania. Scenic flights include Launceston’s city sights, the Tamar Valley, Flinders Island, magnificent Cradle Mountain, Lake Pedder in Tasmania’s Wilderness World Heritage Area, Strahan, and the central highlands region. The club offers charter flights across Tasmania in single and twin engine aircrafts. Flight durations vary from 30-minutes to six hours.
    6. Valleybrook Wine Tours All tours operate on demand every day except Good Friday, Christmas Day and New Years Day. Although full-day tours depart with a minimum of four, a booking will start with two. If no other guests join by the departure date, a half-day tour will proceed. Half-day tours operate with a minimum of two people. Full-day and half-day morning tours leave around 1000 and half-day afternoons leave around 1315.
  • Half Day (5)
    1. Cable Hang Gliding Experience the thrill of Cable Hang Gliding, located at the Trevallyn Dam in Launceston, northern Tasmania.
    2. Cataract Gorge Cruises Cataract Gorge Cruises offer cruises to Cataract Gorge from Launceston's waterfront in Tasmania's north.
    3. Heli-Adventures Tasmania - Helicopters Heli-Adventures Tasmania is a tour and charter helicopter operator based in Launceston in northern Tasmania. Heli-Adventures are able to provide helicopter services and helicopter tours to all regions of the state, with most destinations being less than one hours flying from Launceston airport. Heli-Adventures Tasmania specialise in private and personalised tours from local helicopter scenic flights, helicopter winery tours, helicopter golf tours to courses such as the world famous Barnbougle Dunes Golf Links and Craggy Peaks, to Helicopter wilderness tours to destinations such as the world famous Cradle Mountain and Lake St Clair National Park, Walls of Jerusalem National Park and Freycinet National Park.
    4. Riversong Cruises Riversong Cruises operates from Rosevears in the Tamar Valley, northern Tasmania. Choose to book Riversong for a river cruise, a business meeting or a group gathering by appointment with the operator.
    5. Tamar River Cruises Tamar River Cruises offer cruises on the beautiful Tamar River in Launceston, northern Tasmania. Experience the excitement and history of Launceston’s spectacular Tamar River from the comfort of the unique vessels. The Tamar River is Australia’s longest navigable tidal estuary and supports Australia’s third oldest city, Launceston. Informative commentary from local skippers takes you on an historical journey where you will discover the stories and tales that shaped Launceston and the magnificent Tamar Valley. Travel into the heart of the Tamar and view the navigable section of the spectacular Cataract Gorge.
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Our Local Highlights

  • Platypus House: This is an amazing Tasmanian natural living world experience not to be missed. Platypus House offers a once in a lifetime opportunity to watch both live platypuses and echidnas in daylight and undercover!
  • Beaconsfield Mine and Heritage Centre: The centre is a collection of experiences that allow you to play with, appreciate and really experience living history. We invite you to lose yourself in the nostalgia, chat with the locals and experience the excitement and realities of the elusive hunt for gold.
  • Seahorse World: This "World First" Boutique Aquarium is dedicated to the preservation and conservation of the Seahorse. Your fully guided tour experience includes the Cave of the Seahorse, working seahorse farm, touch pool, research/enquiry room and gift shop with fish feeding, and the opportunity to touch a seahorse on every toour. Seahorse World is a MUST SEE when visiting Tasmania.
  • Tamar River Cruises: Multi award winning 4 hour luncheon cruise with captivating scenery and wildlife. 2 1/2 hr afternoon discovery cruise. Both on the Tamar Odyssey and a 50 minute Cataract Gorge cruise on the Lady Launceston. Departing hourly and daily. 365 days of the year.
  • Lavender House: Lavender Growers and Manufacturers of Natural Aromatherapy Oil, Tasmania, Australia. Louis and Frances Mamo extend a sincere and warm welcome to all visitors to the Tamar Valley region.
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BIG4 Kelso Sands Holiday Park

86 Paranaple Road,
Kelso, 7270,
Australia

Freecall: 1800 664 826

Tel: 03 6383 9130
Email: enquiries@kelsoholidaypark.com.au
Website: www.kelsoholidaypark.com.au

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