Inland Salmon Farm, Ginseng & Café near Deloraine
Meet the family behind one of Tasmania’s most unusual farm experiences at 41° South Tasmania, a sustainable inland salmon and ginseng farm at Red Hills near Deloraine.
Set across 36 acres of bushland and wetlands, 41° South raises Atlantic salmon in fresh water, using a natural wetland biofilter to help recycle water through the farm. The salmon are harvested by hand and processed onsite into a range of hot-smoked salmon products.
Take a self-guided farm tour to see the salmon ponds, explore the wetlands and wander along the Western Rivulet. It’s a great stop for families, with plenty to see along the way and the chance to learn more about sustainable inland salmon farming in Tasmania.
Then head to Georgie’s Café for a relaxed farm lunch featuring 41° South salmon, including salmon platters, sandwiches and burgers. Before you leave, browse the deli and gift shop for hot-smoked salmon, salmon rillettes, ginseng products and other Tasmanian goodies to take with you.
Located at Red Hills near Deloraine, 41° South Tasmania & Georgie’s Café is an easy food and farm experience to add to a day exploring the Meander Valley and the Tasting Trail.
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Travelling with the kids? Make 41° South part of our Family Fun Trail, with gelato, salmon, honey, berries, chocolate and plenty of hands-on stops for the whole family.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is 41° South Tasmania?
41° South Tasmania & Georgie’s Café is located at 323 Montana Road, Red Hills near Deloraine, Tasmania, in the Meander Valley.
What is 41° South Tasmania?
41° South Tasmania is a family-run inland salmon and ginseng farm near Deloraine. The property combines sustainable aquaculture, wetlands, farm experiences, Georgie’s Café and a farm shop and deli.
Can you see the salmon farm at 41° South Tasmania?
Yes. Visitors can take a self-guided farm tour to see how the salmon are raised, explore the wetlands and learn more about the farm’s natural water filtration system.
What can you eat at Georgie’s Café?
Georgie’s Café serves light meals featuring 41° South salmon, including salmon platters, sandwiches and burgers. You can also browse the deli for hot-smoked salmon and other products to take home.
Does 41° South Tasmania grow ginseng?
Yes. The farm has grown ginseng since the 1990s and uses it to create products including a ginseng spice mix and Leatherwood honey.
Is 41° South Tasmania family friendly?
Yes. The self-guided farm and wetland experience makes 41° South a great stop for families exploring the Tasting Trail. It is also featured on the Tasting Trail Tasmania Family Fun Trail.
What else can I explore near 41° South Tasmania?
41° South Tasmania is well placed for exploring Deloraine, Red Hills and the Meander Valley, with vineyards, breweries, distilleries, farm gates and other local food producers nearby on the Tasting Trail.