Northern Tasmania

Visitor Information Centres

Yellow ‘i’

Northern Tasmania is known for its historic towns, thriving food and wine regions, vibrant cultural precincts, and proximity to some of Tasmania’s most visited natural attractions, including river valleys, coastal areas, and alpine landscapes. The region is a popular base for touring, day trips, and longer stays, with visitors often exploring multiple destinations within a short driving distance.

Accredited Visitor Information Centres in Northern Tasmania provide trusted local advice to support itinerary planning, event and attraction information, and travel conditions. Centres support visitors to discover both well-known experiences and lesser-known local highlights, helping them make the most of their time in the region.

Below is a list of accredited Visitor Information Centres servicing Northern Tasmania. Each listing includes contact details and information about the services available at that centre.

Front entrance of the Delaware & Districts Folk Museum with informational posters and signs, a gift shop, and a sidewalk with decorative patterns.

GREAT WESTERN TIERS VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE

DELORAINE

🌐 www.greatwesterntiers.net.au
📞 03 6362 5280
✉️ info@greatwesterntiers.net.au

Located in Deloraine at the gateway to the Great Western Tiers, the Deloraine Visitor Information Centre provides comprehensive visitor servicing for those exploring Northern Tasmania and the Central Highlands. Staff offer trusted local advice and can assist with bookings for accommodation, attractions, and the Spirit of Tasmania. The centre also provides RV camping permits for Deloraine, National Parks Passes, angling licences, and a wide range of maps and brochures. Visitors can enjoy on-site facilities, public restrooms, free parking, public Wi-Fi, and a selection of local crafts, art, and souvenirs.

🕘 Open Monday to Sunday and public holidays, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm

Closed Good Friday, ANZAC Day, and Christmas Day

A woman standing outside the Tamar Visitor Centre holding a yellow and blue sign listing services like national park passes, merchandise and gifts, and booking service. She is smiling and wearing a black t-shirt with a name badge.

TAMAR VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE

EXETER

🌐 West Tamar Council
📞 1800 637 989
✉️ tamar@wtc.tas.gov.au

Located in Exeter on the Tamar River, the Tamar Visitor Information Centre provides friendly, local advice for visitors exploring the Tamar Valley and surrounding regions. Staff can assist with travel planning and bookings for accommodation and attractions, and provide maps, brochures, and National Park Passes. The centre offers a welcoming stop with on-site facilities, free parking, and picnic and barbecue areas, making it a convenient place to plan your visit and enjoy the local area.

🕘 Open Monday to Sunday, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm

Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day
Closed ANZAC Day morning

LAUNCESTON VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE

LAUNCESTON

🌐 Visit Northern Tasmania
📞 1800 651 827
✉️ travelcentre@launceston.tas.gov.au

Located in the heart of Launceston, the Launceston Visitor Information Centre provides comprehensive visitor servicing for Northern Tasmania and is a key hub for travel planning across the region. Friendly, knowledgeable staff can assist with bookings for accommodation, attractions, and the Spirit of Tasmania, and provide maps, brochures, and National Parks Passes. Visitors can also access on-site facilities, public toilets, free parking, public internet access, and a range of souvenirs.

🕘 Monday to Friday: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
🕘 Saturday, Sunday and public holidays: 10:00 am to 2:00 pm

Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day

A small blue building with large glass windows and a flat roof, surrounded by three flags on tall poles, with trees and a cloudy sky in the background.

GEORGE TOWN VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE

GEORGE TOWN

🌐 George Town Council
📞 03 6382 1700
✉️ info@georgetown.tas.gov.au

Located in the historic town of George Town at the mouth of the Tamar River, the George Town Visitor Information Centre provides friendly, local advice for visitors exploring Northern Tasmania’s coastal and heritage attractions. Staff can assist with accommodation and attraction bookings and provide maps, brochures, and National Parks Passes. The centre offers on-site facilities, souvenirs, toilet access, and parking to support visitors during their stay.

🕘 Open Monday to Sunday, 10:00 am to 3:00 pm

Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day

Blue informational sign with white lowercase letter 'i'

Non - Accredited Visitor Centres

Visitor Information Centres (White i)

Across Tasmania, some visitor information outlets display the blue-and-white “i” symbol. While these locations are not formally accredited, they can still provide helpful local advice and travel information, often from within local businesses. Services, opening hours, and facilities may be more limited, but they are still a great place to start your Tasmanian adventure.

A peaceful rural scene with two houses, green grass, trees, a fence, and a partly cloudy sky.

ROSS VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE

ROSS

📍 48 Church Street, Ross TAS 7209
📞 03 6381 5466
✉️ info@taswoolcentre.com.au

Located in the historic village of Ross, the Ross Visitor Information Centre provides friendly, local advice for visitors exploring Tasmania’s Midlands. The centre supports travel planning by offering information on local attractions, heritage sites, and nearby experiences, helping visitors make the most of their visit to this iconic stop between Hobart and Launceston.

🕘 Open Monday to Sunday, 10:00 am to 3:00 pm

Exterior of Tim Timbers Cafe and Art Gallery with outdoor seating, colorful signs, and a red picnic table in front.

TIN TIMBERS CAFE & ART GALLERY

BRANXHOLM

📍 2 Stoke Street, Branxholm TAS 7261
📞 0427 643 526
✉️ tintimbers@gmail.com

Tin Timbers Cafe and Art Gallery provides visitor information services alongside a welcoming café and gallery space in the heart of Branxholm. Visitors can enjoy local hospitality while accessing information about the surrounding North East region, including attractions, experiences, and local highlights. The venue offers a relaxed stop for travellers exploring the area.

🕘 Thursday to Tuesday: 8:30 am to 3:30 pm
🕘 Saturday: 8:30 am to 7:00 pm

People sitting at picnic tables outside a building on a sunny day, surrounded by trees and hills.

BEN LOMOND BASE

UPPER BLESSINGTON

📍 3420 Blessington Road, Upper Blessington TAS 7212
📞 03 6391 1383
✉️ info@benlomondalphineresort.com.au

Located at the base of Ben Lomond, Ben Lomond Base provides visitor information and support for those travelling to Tasmania’s alpine region. Staff can assist with local advice, seasonal conditions, and access information, helping visitors plan their visit safely and make the most of their time in this unique highland environment.

🕘 Monday to Wednesday: 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
🕘 Thursday to Sunday: 9:30 am to 4:30 pm

A historic two-story building with a gabled roof, a small porch, and a sign with a lowercase 'i' for information. The building has decorative trim and is surrounded by leafless trees and a sidewalk.

SCOTTSDALE VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE

SCOTTSDALE

📍 4 Alfred Street, Scottsdale TAS 7260
📞 03 6352 6520
✉️ scottsdalevic@bigpond.com

Located in the heart of Scottsdale, the Scottsdale Visitor Information Centre provides friendly, local advice for visitors exploring Tasmania’s North East. The centre offers information on local attractions, events, and experiences, helping visitors plan their journey and discover the region’s towns, landscapes, and produce.

🕘 Open Monday to Sunday, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm