North West Tasmania.

Fine Cheeses

Burnie is a fast growing centre on Tasmania's north west-coast, 200 miles north west of Hobart and 80 miles north west of Launceston. The city is the base for an important paper manufacturing facility, serves west-coast mining operations and is famous for its fine cheeses and other dairy products. You can sample the delicately flavoured Burnie produced cheeses at the Lactos Cheese Sales and Information Centre.

Burnie has many gardens, parks and nearby riverside walks. The elusive duck bill platypuses can sometimes be seen at the nearby Enmu River, however don't be surprised if they stay hidden! There is a good and varied selection of accommodation. See map.

Launceston Hotels

Launceston has hotels in waterside and city locations. Click here for full list of Launceston Hotels. Hotels in some popular regions of Launceston are listed below for your convenience.

Village Family Motor Inn Launceston

Overlooking the city and the Tamar Valley. The leisure centre features an indoor heated swimming pool, spa and sauna.

Olde Tudor Motor Inn Launceston

Relaxing drink visit the Tavern Bar or Cobblers Lounge Bar, guests leisure centre boasts an enclosed heated swimming pool, spa and a sauna.

Penny Royal Motel and Apartments

Unique blend of old world charm and the atmosphere of an era long gone with the modern comfort and facilities of today.

Colonial Motor Inn Launceston

Built in 1847 to house the Launceston Church Grammar School, Australia's oldest public school modern facilities with the character and charm of days gone by

Launceston International Hotel

Launceston's premier International hotel located right in the city centre within walking distance of boutiques and quaint shopping malls

Cradle Mountain Hotel

Cradle Mountain Hotel is located on the northern end of Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, Tasmania.