Hastings Caves and Thermal Springs is a tourism attraction situated in Tasmania's Huon Valley. (60 minutes south of Huonville). Tours are currently limited to 8 people per tour. Please phone us to book. Bookings not required for thermal poolSee more..
We had no wait time at the visitor centre when we showed our parks pass and obtained our shuttle bus tickets enabling us to take the 20-minute bus ride to Dove Lake. Personal vehicle access is quite limited and the shuttle bus is the way to go. The young lady who gave us our bus tickets was friendly and informative, showing us on a map which section of the walk around Dove Lake was closed for maintenance. After our walk in the park we stopped at the visitor centre cafe for some takeaway food. I was a little confused about what we had ordered when it was time to pay and the young guy with a moustache handing out the food and taking payment got a sarcastic grin on his face and shook his head as if to indicate he thought he was dealing with a total idiot. He continued this the entire time I was there paying, though never looking me in the eye. It’s too bad this one cafe staff person can make such a lovely day end on a sour note.See more..
Situated on the waterfront in Strahan, we are much more than a traditional visitor information centre. Ready to explore beyond the range of mobile signal? Now is the time to plan your West Coast adventure. We can provide local tips and updated information for all areas of the West Coast, and we work directly with operators to develop and book your itinerary – all designed with your interests and budget in mind. We’re also an accredited bike-friendly business. The West Coast Reflections Exhibition is located within the Centre and we stock the popular – and award winning – official West Coast brand merchandise, along with locally made timber and soap products, a range of adults and children’s books – and more!See more..
4.5Geeveston Visitor Centre(165 reviews) - Interesting and informative with lots of local products for sale. Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
The Visitor Centre is located in a large two storey building that was built in 1914 and that used to be the Town Hall. On the ground floor, apart from the usual maps, books, brochures and other information on local sights, accommodation etc, there is a very large area showcasing a vast array of local products that are for sale. There was a large range of local artisan hand made wood products, artwork, a variety of different souvenirs of all shapes and uses, jars of preserves, jams, honey etc, wine, cider, ceramics, pottery, glassware, jewellery etc. Unfortunately the advertised wood turner was not on duty the day we visited. Upstairs there was a display of machinery and equipment that used to be used in the timber industry. Overall, very well done. tSee more..
The City of Launceston Visitor Information Centre is one of Tasmania's gateway Visitor Centres. Operated by the Launceston City Council since 2003, the newly refurbished Visitor Information Centre, located in Launceston's iconic GPO building right in the heart of the city, is equipped with a variety of contemporary visitor information tools designed to help make your holiday experience most memorable. Our award-winning Visitor Information Centre offers a full booking and information service for visitors and is leading the way in the use of technology, online bookings and digital application. In addition to our information and booking services, the Centre proudly promotes and sells local produce and merchandise. Our friendly and professional team of travel consultants have an in-depth knowledge of the huge range of experiences Tasmania has to offer and look forward to assisting you will all your travel needs. We're looking forward to meeting you soon.See more..
The Great Western Tiers Visitor Centre can assist you with accommodation & tour bookings, Parks Passes, maps, fishing licences and itinerary planning. Open 7 days a week from 9am to 5pm (winter hours may vary). We also house the Yarns Artwork in Silk and Deloraine Folk Museum attractions. Gateway to Cradle country - call in today for great service and info about all the special places to visit in the Great Western Tiers, the heart of Tasmania.See more..
4.0Bicheno Visitor Information Centre(100 reviews) - Better or just as good red rocks as Bay of Fires Temporarily closed - Closed until further notice Visitor Centers
If you haven't time to visit the Bay of Fires in Tasmania just drive down to Maclean Bay close to the township of Bicheno, Tasmania. Go down to the beach and walk along the rocks to see the magnificant red rocks (due to the red alge) and look in the small ponds for the beautiful red and black star fish. If you are luck enough you may also see some colourful blue legged crabs in the ponds as well.See more..
If you're the type of traveller that wants to connect with a place and its people and you enjoy a nostalgic journey through time, then the Wonders of Wynyard Exhibition & Visitor Information Centre is a must-see on your visit to Tasmania. The Wonders of Wynyard is home to the world-class Ransley Veteran Car Collection with over 14 vehicles including the equal oldest Ford in the world - the 1903 Model A. The collection has been lovingly restored and is an outstanding showcase of Australian motoring history. Visitors to the Wonders of Wynyard can also immerse themselves in local heritage, including stories detailing the maritime history and unique geographical landmarks of the region. The Wonders of Wynyard's art gallery exhibits local creative works including paintings, sculptures, photographs and textiles -the perfect place to purchase a special memento of your holiday. Our retail area is stocked with local Tasmanian books, produce and souvenirs to remind you of your fantastic trip.See more..
A great little find. Our accommodation host provided us with this little gem of a place, as well as providing information on this region of Tasmania, the complex also houses a great little local museum or what they call "History room". It's only two rooms, so don't expect to spend a day here, but there was soo much information on the ship wrecks in the area, artifacts from the timber and mining industries and local items from an era long past. A good enjoyable way to spend an hour or two.See more..
Experience the beauty of Tasmania's north-west coast, a region aptly named the 'Edge of the World' No matter when you visit, there are always plenty of things to do in and around Stanley. Enjoy the beautiful Tarkine Drive and have an experience that will last a lifetime. Visit the Edge of the World. Ride the Nut Chairlift. Tour our diverse and unique area. Welcome to the Stanley Visitor Centre.See more..
3.5Australian Axeman's Hall of Fame(66 reviews) - A Great Collection of History Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers • Speciality Museums
Bell's Parade is the site of the Australian Axeman's Hall of Fame. The building also houses a restaurant and function centre able to cater for large events. A makers market is held every Sunday.See more..
4.0Devonport Visitor Centre(62 reviews) - Very helpful Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
We were taking a month-long caravan trip around Australia, and the staff here helped us plan which way to go and pointed out some 'don't-miss' places that we didn't know about. Gave us plenty of maps and advice. Great service.See more..
For help with all your enquiries and bookings, speak to the local experts at the George Town Visitor Information Centre.Now taking live bookings for attractions and accommodation across Tasmania.Creating bespoke itineraries for your Tasmania holiday.See more..
Our keen group of local residents are on hand at the Kentish Visitor Information Centre to assist you with all of your Tasmanian travel needs. Although specialising in Cradle Mountain, Sheffield, Railton and Wilmot our walls of brochures showcase attractions across the entire state. A booking desk with dedicated staff at the centre is available to book accommodation, tours and transport for the whole of Tasmania. Free wi-fi is available, with a device charging station. A reading nook and book exchange provides the opportunity to brush up on the local history of Kentish. Mural Audio tours are available to hire from the centre, and our volunteers can personalise a walking tour for you around the town of Sheffield.See more..
4.0Lake St Clair Park Center(32 reviews) - Gateway to the Lake and Park Spent 1-2 hours Visitor Centers
The 5 stars here is what the Visitor Centre gives you access to - some great short walks close to the centre, and the ferry for a trip across the lake and a longer walk back as the final section of the Overland Track. The short walks are superb - a 90 minute circuit links up all 3 and shows you rivers, rainforest, ferns, tall trees, wildlife, on a fairly easy walk. The centre itself has a decent range of walking gear and souvenirs, and the attached Lodge restaurant will serve you breakfast, lunch, a snack or a coffee. Well worth the stop.See more..
5.0Tamar Visitor Centre(14 reviews) - No surprises here Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
Visit the friendly staff and volunteers of the Tamar Visitor Centre for insider tips on visiting the Tamar Valley. We provide expert local knowledge and information to make the most of your holiday along with a state wide booking service for accommodation, attractions and experiences. Extensive information and maps available along with a large range of giftware and souvenirs.See more..
We popped in here fairly early morning, and were surprised to be outnumbered by the volunteers (3 to 2). We only really dealt with one but she was very good - had excellent local knowledge. Very efficient, too. Took all of 5 minutes and we were well armed for the rest of the day.See more..
Very helpful volunteer staff and a welcome refuge on an extremely hot day. We had re located from Maydena due to "Watch and Act" Bushfire warning, and were able to find some accommodation.See more..
4.0Evandale Community Centre(7 reviews) - Interesting convict history Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
We really enjoyed our little visit to Evandale that was about a 20 min drive from Launceston. We visited the community centre and was greeted by a very lovely lady who volunteers at the centre. We enjoyed looking at the small but significant room of history and then we came across this big water tower model. We pressed play and enjoyed the short commentary on the big brick water tower history that was built by convicts and completed in 1895 to supply water to the town. And it’s not just the tower that was built it was hard work because a tunnel needed to be dug for the water to reach the town. See more..
Excellent visitor centre. Helpful and welcoming volunteer ladies gave us abundant local information and some pointers for further afield when requested. Well stocked with souvenirs, maps, postcards, and brochures. We liked the display of tiny penguins. Penguin certainly knows how to identify with and promote it's name.See more..
4.5Athenaeum Hall and Tarkine Interpretation Centre Waratah(3 reviews) - Fantastic history, beautifully restored building Visitor Centers Wow! Great place to read up on local history and get info about the Tarkine. The building has been lovingly restored by the local community and council, so many excellent clear photos of mining and historical events of the town. A must see for all who visit. Some good items for sale at reasonable prices, for gifts or souvenirs.See more..
3.5Central Highlands Visitor Centre(2 reviews) - Casual and welcoming Wednesday: 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM Visitor Centers The Centre is staffed by friendly volunteers who are very knowledgeable about their historic town and nearby attractions. Very good selection of pamphlets and other literature available, plus local crafts, giftware and souvenir items. The building seems very new and a total contrast between two heritage buildings, the former state school (now the golf museum) and the teachers residence. Limited opening hours advertised (11.00am – 3.00pm) due to reliance on volunteers, this also limit visiting hours to the Golf MuseumSee more..
Duck River Pavilions For all your travel enquiries, bookings & information. The visitor Centre is positioned within the Pavilions, with a Theatrette, informative Museum, Robotic Dairy Tours, Cheese Tastings (La Cantara Cheese), Toilet facilities, Free Wifi, Gifts and Souvenirs.See more..
Hive(0 review) Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Visitor Centers Hive is a cultural and community centre, home to a Visitor Centre, Planetarium, Science Centre, Museum, Art Gallery, Cafe and creative workshops.See more..
