Tasmania - Devonport & the Northwest (PDF Chapter)
This is the Devonport & the Northwest chapter from Lonely Planet’s Tasmania guidebook.
Tasmania’s northwest is the island in a nutshell - wild in places, quietly sophisticated every-where else. Best of all, the sense of exploring one of the world's last unspoiled corners will linger long after you leave.
- scale the curious ex-volcanic Nut behind historic Stanley
- maps
- laze on one of Tasmania’s prettiest stretches of sand, Boat Harbour Beach
- transport
- sample the cafe culture in the laid-back northwest seaside town of Penguin
- restaurants & accommodation
Coverage includes: Devonport, Latrobe, Deloraine, Mole Creek, Gowrie Park, Lake Barrington & Around, Sheffield, Ulverstone, Penguin, Burnie, Wynyard & Around, Boat Harbour Beach & Around, Stanley, Smithton & Around, Marrawah, Arthur River, Ta-kayna/Tarkine Wilderness, Corinna & the Pieman River, King Island.
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