Deloraine is centrally located between Launceston and Devonport, and is about 45 minutes’ drive from each city.
For interstate travellers, Australia’s major domestic airlines, Qantas, Virgin Blue, Jetstar and Tiger operate flights from every Australian capital city into Launceston and Devonport, as well as daily sailings on the Spirits of Tasmania from Port Melbourne to Devonport.
For further details visit Tourism Tasmania’s Discover Tasmania website.
Deloraine and surrounds provides a range of different accommodation, from hotels and motels in Launceston and Devonport, just 45 minutes’ drive away, to country guest houses and bed and breakfast accommodation.
Tourism Tasmania’s Discover Tasmania website has a comprehensive listing of all accommodation in the area. To visit the website click here.
Here are just a few in the Deloraine region:
- The Great Western Tiers Visitor Centre
- Deloraine bed & breakfast
- Deloraine accommodation
- Varied accommodation
The Tasmanian Craft Fair is spread across 12 venues throughout the picturesque town of Deloraine. Free shuttle buses depart each venue every half hour, or the venues are a short walk from each other if you’re after a healthy stroll.
There is a wide range of things to see and do in the North and North-West of Tasmania. A half-day trip from Deloraine can take you to the stunning Tasmanian Copper and Metal Art Gallery at Carrick; touring the wild underground caves around Mole Creek; the award-winning Jahadi Indigenous Experience or explore the natural wonders of the Great Western Tiers, Liffey Falls and the Highland Lakes district.
Watch the native Tasmanian devils being fed at Trowunna Wildlife Park at Mole Creek, or sample the local produce at Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm, The Honey Farm and Stephens Honey and award-winning cheeses at Ashgrove Cheese Factory.
Within a day’s drive are the world-renown tourist centres of Cradle Mountain, Strahan, Stanley, the East Coast and of course the major cities of Hobart and Launceston.
Tourism Tasmania’s Discover Tasmania website has a comprehensive listing of things to see and do in the region. To visit this website, click here.
