Discover Stanley & Tarkine: Tasmania’s Natural and Culinary Paradise
Nestled in Tasmania’s Far North West, Stanley & Tarkine in the Circular Head municipality is a region of breathtaking natural beauty and rich history. At its heart stands The Nut, an iconic volcanic formation offering panoramic views of the coastline and surrounding farmland. Visitors can hike to the top for a scenic lookout or take the chairlift for a more relaxed experience. Beyond this, the Tarkine rainforest—Australia’s largest temperate rainforest—awaits exploration with its towering forests, rugged coastlines, and unique wildlife, offering some of the best hiking and eco-tourism experiences in Tasmania not to mention Trowatta Arch (a hidden marvel).
The region is also a food lover’s paradise, renowned for its exceptional local produce. The pristine waters deliver some of Tasmania’s finest seafood, including fresh crayfish, oysters, and a variety of fish. Circular Head’s rich soils support the production of rich cheeses and the unique Leatherwood honey, a Tasmanian specialty!
For visitors seeking a mix of adventure, Stanley & Tarkine has it all. From hiking the Tarkine rainforest or walking (or Chair lift) The Nut to savouring the region’s world-class seafood, honey, and cheese, there’s something for everyone.