Devonport
Proudly producing more than 40% of the vegetables of Tasmania, prosperous Devonport is a vibrant city in the centre of north-west Tasmania, commonly referred to as the market garden of Australia.
The hustle and bustle of the Port of Devonport is partly due to housing the Spirit of Tasmania 1 and 2, the Bass Strait ferries Tasmania, which frequent Devonport and Melbourne, Victoria, on a daily basis. Apart from roll on/roll off and other bulk and container watercrafts, Devonport Australia is also the playground for various yachts and recreation vessels.
Boasting Cradle Mountain scenery, Devonport is popular with tourists for its cosmopolitan restaurants and art and crafts, particular those with a Tasmanian flair. Armed with a Devonport map to stipulate the areas of attraction, explore the city via its various walkways and cycling trails.
Go on a tour of Aboriginal culture at the Tiagarra centre and museum, or view extensive collections of photographs, paintings and flags at the Maritime Museum. Or take a daytrip cruise on the Blue Lake, then unpack your picnic basket in picturesque surroundings while the kids canoe and swim to their hearts' delight.
When you have experienced all the city has to offer, head 'home' to one of Devonport's varied accommodation types, be it a smart hotel, charming Bed and Breakfast, comfy cabin or friendly backpacker's hostel. Accommodation Devonport is plentiful and welcoming, and styled to satisfy your taste and budget.
Devonport weather reports are available round the clock, while Devonport travel advice includes everything you need to get out and about.
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Devonport Accommodation
Centrally located with wide selection of contemporary accommodation.
Fully self-cotained 2-bedroom villas.
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