OVERVIEW
Discover the charms of northwest Tasmania while driving along the coast, from atop the flat-topped bluff known as the Nut and as you wander through the friendly village of Stanley. The shoreline couldn’t be more picturesque or pristine, as you will discover on the approach to the Nut, an ancient volcanic plug that rises above the outskirts of Stanley. If you think the views are spectacular while riding the chair lift to the top, wait until you reach the summit. This elevated vantage point offers the ultimate bird’s-eye perspective of Stanley. During free time in the village, you might dine on your own, shop in the boutiques or simply take in the surrounding natural beauty. Following an enlightening stop at the 19th-century Highfield House, you will head to Table Cape Lookout, which sits atop the remains of another ancient volcano. On a clear day, you can see distant mountain ranges and Low Head, a suburb of George Town.
HIGHLIGHTS
• Admire the natural beauty of Tasmania’s northwest coast.
• Ride a chair lift to the top of the Nut, the remains of an ancient volcano.
• Meander through the village of Stanley as you please.
• Enjoy an elevated view of Tasmania’s pristine scenery from Table Cape Lookout.
HELPFUL HINTS
• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.
