Travel Information for Stanley & North West


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Arthur River  (Arthur River)
Two and a half hours drive south east of Perth on the Albany Highway is the historic town of Arthur River, which dates back to the early 1850s. Arthur River's past is evoked by the town's grand buildings, many ... [More Info]

Boat Harbour  (Boat Harbour)
Boat Harbour village is a short drive from Wynyard in the north-west. If your idea of heaven is a quiet bay with white sands and clear water, Boat Harbour is the perfect retreat. The area has two small population ... [More Info]

Burnie  (Burnie)
Burnie overlooks Emu Bay, on the north-west coast. This proudly industrial city is Australia’s fifth largest container port and a vibrant place to visit. Burnie was once surrounded by dense rainforest, but this ... [More Info]

North West  (Burnie)
The rugged interior of Tasmania and a coastline lashed by the Southern Ocean meets nature of a gentler kind, at the northern end of the World Heritage Area. From the jagged mountains and wild beaches of the west ... [More Info]

North West Coast (Zone)  (Burnie)
From the Spirit of Tasmania’s berth at Devonport to the rugged north-west corner of our island is a region of pretty villages, historic buildings, rocky shores, caves and fertile farmland. Life here is simple and ... [More Info]

Penguin  (Penguin)
Penguin, on the northwest coast overlooking Bass Strait, is characterised by sleepy weekdays that turn into bustling weekends, a scenic esplanade, its friendly community and charming seaside cafés. The town’s ... [More Info]

Stanley  (Stanley)
Stanley is the largest settlement west of Wynyard on the northern coast. Its iconic ‘Nut’, a volcanic plug rising 150 metres (492 feet), likened to an enormous Christmas cake by explorers Bass and Flinders. Stanley ... [More Info]

Stanley and The North West  (Stanley)
From Burnie, with its industrial heritage and busy port, the Bass Highway follows the coast westward, almost always within sight of Bass Strait. Massive bluffs nudge out into the sea: Table Cape, just beyond Wynyard ... [More Info]

Ulverstone  (Ulverstone)
Ulverstone is a coastal town at the mouth of the Leven River, supported by agriculture and tourism. The town has a population of about 10,000. Inland are several small farming communities, many breeding dairy and ... [More Info]

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