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Her location is central

Annie May sits in the sweet spot for exploring Devonport and beyond. She is minutes from the Spirit of Tasmania terminal and Devonport Airport, an easy walk to the city for dining and events, and a refined base for coastal drives and North West adventures. Think of her as your gateway to Tasmania, with everything close and the pace kept calm.

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Devonport & the North-West

Here are the places she sends her favourite guests. From coastal walks and riverfront paths to good coffee, and easy dinner spots, these highlights are close enough to wander to and worth a short drive if you feel like exploring.

Start nearby, then let the day stretch.

Highlights Include

Ghost Rock Vineyard

Coastal cool-climate wines and a relaxed cellar-door restaurant.

The Tasmania Arboretum

A peaceful sanctuary of trees, lakes, and quiet paths, perfect for a slow afternoon and the chance to spot a platypus.

Ashgrove Cheese

Award-winning artisan dairy, crafted at Elizabeth Town.

Bakers Walking Co

Guided day walks from Ten Fifty Bakers, exploring private tracks, wildlife-rich bushland, and coastal views across a 1,137-acre wilderness beside Narawntapu National Park. With easy to moderate terrain, small groups, and a gourmet Tasmanian lunch included, it’s a five-hour nature experience designed to help you slow down and reconnect. Learn More

Forth Falls walking track

A short, scenic walk through lush bushland, the Forth Falls Track rewards with cascading waterfalls and quiet moments in nature.

From Sky to Sea light show

From Sky to Sea is a captivating light show in Devonport that illuminates the city’s stories with colour, sound, and movement across buildings and sky.

Sheffield – The Town of Murals

A charming creative hub where streets and laneways are transformed into an open-air art gallery celebrating Tasmania’s history and landscape.

Southern Wild Distillery

Crafting award-winning spirits in Devonport, blending wild Tasmanian botanicals with precision and passion in every drop.

A bottle of Ghost Rock Tasmania Pinot Noir 2023, a glass of red wine, a water glass, and a plate with cheese and nuts on a table.
Ghost Rock Vineyard
Curved gravel and mulch path winding through a landscaped garden with various shrubs and trees, bordered by a forest in the background at the Tasmanian Arboretum.
The Tasmanian Arboretum
A black plate with assorted cheese wedges, biscuits, nuts, dried fruit, and blackberries, displayed with a knife and sprigs of rosemary.
Ashgrove Cheese
A group of hikers with rucksacks walking across a grassy field on a cloudy day.
Bakers Walking Co
A tall, black sign with yellow mountain and river graphics reads FROM SKY TO SEA in a landscaped outdoor area with illuminated decorative columns at dusk on the Devonport Waterfront.
From Sky to Sea light show
A modern distillery bar with shelves of bottles behind a wooden counter lat Southern Wild Distillery.
Southern Wild Distillery
A woman wearing a hat stands in front of a mural depicting horses and riders on a racecourse, painted in black and white on a brick wall in Sheffield, Tasmania.
Sheffield – The Town of Murals

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