Burnie, Australia
Burnie is the gateway to scenic Tasmania and Australia's fifth largest port, boasting a deep, natural harbor. Within its interior lie the rain forest and Cradle Mountain National Park, a World Heritage Site. The gentle rolling hills that grace this area include rich farmlands and pastures that produce some of the finest Merino wool in the world. Northern Tasmania is also rich in picturesque villages and historic houses, some dating from the Georgian colonial era.
Annsleigh Gardens
These English gardens are a haven for bird life and feature a miniature thatched cottage with working watermill.
Cradle Mountain National Park
This World Heritage Site possesses a range of terrain, from a rain forest to sub-alpine lakes and rocky crags. The Visitors' Centre offers an excellent introduction to Tasmania's unique wilderness area.
Pioneer Village Museum
With over 30,000 items on display, this museum brings Burnie's pioneer days to life.
Shore Excursions
Choose from a wide range of activities to enhance your onshore experience.
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