Local Food, Vineyard Views & a Taste of Rocky Cape
Set at the foothills of Rocky Cape National Park, Lanigan’s Vineyard is a relaxed place to stop, settle in and enjoy good food surrounded by vines and sweeping coastal views.
Take a seat overlooking the vineyard and enjoy breakfast, lunch, coffee or a local produce platter, with views stretching across Bass Strait towards The Nut at Stanley. The menu celebrates Tasmanian produce, with locally roasted coffee, house-made cakes, chef-prepared meals and sharing platters featuring local cheese, meats and seafood.
Family-owned and operated, Lanigan’s is home to a boutique 1.3-hectare vineyard planted in 2022. The vines are still maturing, but there’s plenty happening around them, with the family developing the property into a destination for Tasmanian wine, food and artisan cheese.
An onsite cheesery is part of the next chapter, with handcrafted Lanigan’s cheese planned alongside the vineyard’s own wine releases. Until then, come for the food, the local flavours and one very good Rocky Cape view.
Located at the gateway to Rocky Cape National Park and within easy reach of Boat Harbour, Wynyard and Stanley, Lanigan’s is an easy stop to add to a day exploring Tasmania’s North West Coast.
Explore more of the Tasting Trail
Heading west? Add Lanigan’s Vineyard to your Tasting Trail road trip through Rocky Cape, Stanley and Smithton, with local cheese, seafood, honey, wine, spirits and more North West Tasmanian produce to discover along the way.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Lanigan’s Vineyard?
Lanigan’s Vineyard is located at 265 Rocky Cape Road, Rocky Cape, at the gateway to Rocky Cape National Park on Tasmania’s North West Coast.
Can you eat at Lanigan’s Vineyard?
Yes. Lanigan’s has a café and restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, coffee, house-made cakes and local produce platters, with Tasmanian ingredients featuring throughout the menu.
Can you do a wine tasting at Lanigan’s Vineyard?
Lanigan’s is developing its own boutique vineyard, with wine tastings planned as the vineyard matures and its first wines are released. Check with Lanigan’s for the latest updates before visiting.
Does Lanigan’s Vineyard make cheese?
Lanigan’s is developing an artisan cheesery onsite, with plans to produce handcrafted cheese as part of the growing vineyard and food experience. Check current availability before visiting.
Does Lanigan’s Vineyard have views of the ocean?
Yes. Lanigan’s Vineyard has sweeping coastal views across Bass Strait, with The Nut at Stanley visible in the distance on a clear day.
Is Lanigan’s Vineyard near Rocky Cape National Park?
Yes. Lanigan’s Vineyard sits at the foothills of Rocky Cape National Park, making it an easy food stop before or after exploring the national park and surrounding coastline.
Is Lanigan’s Vineyard near Stanley?
Yes. Lanigan’s Vineyard is at Rocky Cape between Wynyard and Stanley, making it an easy stop while travelling west along Tasmania’s North West Coast.
What else can I explore near Lanigan’s Vineyard?
Continue through Rocky Cape towards Stanley and Smithton to discover more Tasting Trail producers, including local cheese, seafood, honey, wine and spirits across Tasmania’s North West Coast.