George Town, located in Tasmania's northeastern region, is a charming and historic town with a diverse range of attractions and activities for visitors to enjoy. Some of the top tours and experiences in the George Town region include: Low Head Lighthouse and Pilot Station, where you can tour Tasmania's second-oldest light station and the nearby still-operational Pilot Station with a scenic coastal path offering stunning views. Penguin Tours at Low Head Coastal Reserve allow visitors to witness the enchanting sight of little penguins returning from the sea at dusk, with guided tours available for a memorable experience. Join the Forage Trail to explore award-winning vineyards, orchards, and farms, and savor the taste of fresh, local produce.
Discover George Town's maritime history at the Bass and Flinders Maritime Museum, featuring a replica of the Norfolk, the sloop in which George Bass and Matthew Flinders sailed around Tasmania in 1798-99. Explore the town's rich history through self-guided walking tours, including a visit to the Watch House Museum, which once served as a lock-up for convicts. Embark on wildlife watching tours, "thrill seeker" cruises, or day/weekend cruises to Bass Strait islands, with some vessels available for charter. Experience George Town's two world-class mountain bike trail networks catering to riders of all skill levels, and enjoy the long sandy beaches and cool waters of the Bass Strait for swimming and surfing during the summer months.
Stay in quality accommodations in George Town, including bed & breakfasts and self-contained cottages at the Low Head Pilot Station. With its picturesque landscapes, fascinating history, and diverse activities, George Town offers a unique and memorable travel experience for visitors to Tasmania.