2026 Deloraine Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in January)

🗺️🗺️ [Itinerary] Day 1: Arrival at Launceston Airport, car rental pick up from Airport within walking distance. Hotel check in and Half day Launceston city walk and experience Cataract Gorge chair lift. Day 2:Drive to Cradle Mountain. Stop at Sheffield, Raspberry Farm. Check in Cradle Mountain Hotel for 2 nights. Visit Devils@Cradle. Day 3: Explore Cradle Mountain National Park, purchase tickets at Visitor Centre Day 4: Depart to Hobart, stop by at Longford, Ross for photo shooting. Check into Hobart hotel, half day city tour Day 5: Visit Hobart key attractions and depart from Hobart Airport 📍📍 Must-Visit Attractions: Launceston • Cataract Gorge Reserve – scenic walks, chairlift, peacocks • City Park – Japanese macaque enclosure, gardens • Queen Victoria Museum & Art Gallery – history, science, and art • Tamar Valley Wine Route – wineries and cellar doors • Penny Royal Adventures – heritage-themed fun for families Cradle Mountain • Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park – hiking and wildlife • Dove Lake Circuit – iconic, easy 2-hour walk with stunning views • Overland Track – multi-day wilderness trek • Enchanted Walk – short, family-friendly forest loop • Devils@Cradle – Tasmanian devil conservation sanctuary Hobart • MONA (Museum of Old and New Art) – edgy, world-famous museum • Salamanca Market – bustling Saturday market with local crafts and food • Mount Wellington (Kunanyi) – panoramic views of Hobart • Battery Point – historic colonial-style neighbourhood • Bruny Island (via ferry) – wildlife, cheese, oysters, and walks • Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens – peaceful, beautifully landscaped 🏠🏠 [Accommodation ] 1.Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston 2. Cradle Mountain Hotel 3. Hobart Best Western Hotel #citydaytours #thingstodo #myitinerary #travel

Located in Elizabeth Town, Tasmania, this popular café offers delicious raspberry-themed meals, desserts, and drinks in a scenic garden setting. Highlights include raspberry pancakes, chocolate-coated raspberries, and a peaceful lake walk. It’s family-friendly and a great stop between Launceston and Devonport. #familytravel #travel #staycation #farm #Raspberry

⛰️ A small inland town in Tasmania with few people. In 1950, a group of World War II veterans were settled here, and there is still a veterans' club in the town. 🏠 The town is mainly red in color, and the buildings on the streets have a vintage feel. It is very suitable for those who enjoy quietness. 🚥 Deloraine is located in the inland region of Tasmania, Australia, about a 3-hour drive from Hobart, the capital of Tasmania. 🏘️ The town was founded in 1824 and was once an important mining center in Tasmania. However, with the decline of the mining industry, Deloraine gradually lost its former prosperity. Today, Deloraine is a sparsely populated town, but it still retains many historical sites and buildings. 🏛️1. The Returned Serviceman's League: Located in the town center, it was established during World War II to accommodate veterans. The club has now become the community center, frequently hosting various events and gatherings. 🏡2. Red Roof Cottage: A landmark building in the town, built in the 1880s, it was the home of a wealthy miner at the time. It has now become a café and small shop. 🚉3. Deloraine Railway Station: Built in 1907, it is one of the oldest surviving railway stations in inland Tasmania. Opposite the station is a gift shop and café called "The Emporium."

Deloraine Falls are truly beautiful! Recommended route: Parking lot 🅿️ → Meander River Bridge → Meander Falls → Stony Valley Falls → Meander Lookout → back to parking lot 🏞️ Highlights along the way: 1️⃣ The water at Meander Falls is especially clear, you can bring a small bucket to play with water in advance. 2️⃣ Stony Valley Falls has rainbow 🌈 patterns on the rocks, perfect for taking stunning photos. 3️⃣ Meander Lookout offers a panoramic view of the falls, the scenery is breathtaking. Notes: 🌟 The route is somewhat challenging, so please judge according to your own ability. 🌟 Make sure to wear sunscreen and non-slip shoes, as the rocks near the falls are slippery. 🌟 Bring enough water and food, there are no convenience stores nearby. 🌟 There may be no signal on the hiking trail, so download offline maps in advance. 🌟 Do not touch wild animals casually, protect the environment.

Check out truffle hunting and support a family owned business at the truffle farm, Molly creek :) is worth a trip out there if you are a foodie

[DELORAINE - THE ECO CABIN TASMANIA] 🇦🇺 Golden hour at @ecocabintasmania just hits differently. Just a short drive away from the city of Launceston, this off-grid retreat was the peaceful reset we didn’t know we needed. We watched the sun dip behind the hills from the deck, with nothing but the sounds of nature and the warmth of the woodfire inside. Ending the day here with a sunset soak and a glass of wine truly felt like pure serenity. ➡️ Save this post and follow @rachwsj for more Tassie adventures! 📍 6 Tower Hill St, Deloraine TAS 7304, Australia #holidayitinerary #tasmania #rachwsjtravels #tasmaniaaustralia🇦🇺 #tasmaniauastralia #tasmanianthings #australia #couplestrip #southaustraliatravel #tasmaniaadventures #tasmaniagetaway #tasmaniatravels #tasmaniatourism #tasmanianbeauty

Mothers day 2025 🥰

Launceston is a place that can recharge your soul from a busy world. Launceston a quiet but beautiful city Tasmania Zoo just 30 mins away, most Australian animals available here! Except the koala! Cradle Mountain just less than 2 hours away, stunning beautiful place! Fresh air! Honeybank Forest Reserve, 30 mins away, a forest for your perfect picnic! Tamar island Wetland, a hidden gem inside Launceston! perfect place for your sunrise and sunset photos! lots of good food inside food trail! highlighting Ashgrove cheese, Melita honey, Christmas Tree Hill Raspberry Farm, Van Siemens Land Creamery, Anvers Chocolate and 41degree salmon farm! last but not least, don't forget the LILLICO blue little penguin!! #travel #launceston Love Tasmania

#australiatrip Walls of Jerusalem National Park, tucked away in Tasmania's Central Plateau, is a hiker's paradise where ancient pencil pines stand sentinel over a landscape of jagged peaks and glacial lakes. Accessible only by foot, the journey into this World Heritage-listed area begins with a challenging ascent, leading into a realm that feels untouched by time, where the natural beauty is matched only by the solitude. The park's trails, like the Central Walls Circuit, weave through an alpine wonderland where names like Solomon's Throne and the Pool of Siloam evoke a sense of biblical pilgrimage. Weather here can turn on a dime, so preparation is key; expect to be enveloped by the silence of nature, punctuated only by the wind or the distant cry of a wedge-tailed eagle as you explore this secluded slice of Tasmania's wilderness.