Table Cape
Visit during October to see the tulip farm in full bloom, one of the most photographed spots in Tasmania.





Wynyard is a hidden gem on Tasmania’s North West coast, offering a blend of natural beauty and small-town hospitality. The town is defined by the winding Inglis River and its proximity to Table Cape, a dramatic volcanic plateau that becomes a kaleidoscope of color during the spring tulip season. Visitors can explore the Fossil Bluff lookout for ancient history or enjoy the local markets and cafes that line the foreshore. It serves as an excellent base for exploring the rugged Tarkine wilderness and the North West coastline, appealing to those who appreciate quiet landscapes and outdoor exploration.
Wynyard is a hidden gem on Tasmania’s North West coast, offering a blend of natural beauty and small-town hospitality. The town is defined by the winding Inglis River and its proximity to Table Cape, a dramatic volcanic plateau that becomes a kaleidoscope of color during the spring tulip season. Visitors can explore the Fossil Bluff lookout for ancient history or enjoy the local markets and cafes that line the foreshore. It serves as an excellent base for exploring the rugged Tarkine wilderness and the North West coastline, appealing to those who appreciate quiet landscapes and outdoor exploration.
Table Cape tulip farm and lookout.
Scenic Inglis River walking tracks.
Charming local foreshore markets.
Gateway to North West Tasmania's wilderness.
Quiet atmosphere with limited nightlife compared to larger cities.
Weather can be unpredictable and windy, especially near the coast.
Best visited during spring for the floral displays at Table Cape.
Visit during October to see the tulip farm in full bloom, one of the most photographed spots in Tasmania.
Take the Inglis River walking track for a peaceful morning stroll with great birdwatching opportunities.
Scenic coastal walks and a peaceful base for exploring North West Tasmania.
AUD $
$100-$160 p/day
5,820
Check out the local foreshore markets held on the first and third Sunday of each month for local produce and crafts.
Renting a car is highly recommended as public transport is limited and the best sights are a short drive away.
English
September-November
The highlight of the year with the Bloomin' Tulips Festival and mild temperatures.
Ideal for coastal walks and enjoying the beaches, though water temperatures remain cool.
Crisp air and beautiful autumn colors along the riverbanks; a quiet time for sightseeing.
Cold and often wet, but perfect for cozying up in local cafes or seeing the rugged coast at its wildest.







