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The 9 Best Things to Do in Ulverstone, Australia
Discover the best top things to do in Ulverstone, Australia including Leven Canyon, Leven River Cruises, Under The Oak, handmade gallery and gifts, Preston Falls, Cradle Coast Tours, Leven Antique Centre, Pedal Buggies Tasmania, Ulverstone History Museum, Anzac Park.
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1. Leven Canyon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 167 reviews
Reviewed By SydneyMary - Sydney
The Leven Canyon circuit is a great walk, we debated whether to go clockwise or anticlockwise, having chosen clockwise we had to climb the 697 stairs, but weighing this up against the steep climb back to the car park going anticlockwise we decided it was pretty evens. Either way when you get to the lookout the view is stunning and well worth the climb.
2. Leven River Cruises
Overall Ratings
5 based on 81 reviews
Leven River Cruises supply four lovely voyages of discovery on the Leven River that showcase its amazing history, natural surrounds and beauty. Come aboard vessel, 'Jus' Leven' and experience the Wilderness of the Leven River in Ulverstone Choose from 4 tours. From 1hr on the Leven River Bay or 2hrs along the tidal Leven River. Or enjoy 3hr picnic cruise, just bring along your own picnic basket and drinks. Or take the 5hr tour where you can relax in an amazing historic blackwood, manfern wildlife sanctuary and enjoy a scrumptious 3 course meal. times of departure vary due to tidal river. Tour prices vary per tour: Price ranges from AUD $50 - $150. per adult
Reviewed By Moonrock1962 - Tasmania
What a great activity and a must-do for the north-west region of Tasmania. We took the four-hour cruise with picnic option added. Easy to access the departure point with loads of parking. Captain Kim takes the cruise boat up river with a first class entertaining...MoreThank you for your very informative review. It was lovely meeting you and having you all on board.
3. Under The Oak, handmade gallery and gifts
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
100% Tasmanian, handmade gallery, featuring art and craft wares of over 40 Tasmanian designers. All sales are paid back to the designer as the business works on space rental model. Items include unique handmade jewellery, clothing, children's items, home wares, artwork, stationary, paper craft, body care and more.
Reviewed By Belle A - Penguin, Australia
A gem of a shop with a broad range of beautiful quality handmade gifts on the north west coast. All items are designed and created by local Tasmanians so every purchase is unique. The art gallery space within the shop also showcases different art pieces for sale - a great way to support and feature new and existing local artists. There are no mass produced items made overseas, which makes each purchase all the more special. A spacious, pram friendly shop in a central location within Ulverstone. Complimentary gift wrapping is a bonus. The friendly and helpful staff are much appreciated too. Never tire of returning again and again; there's always something new to see.
4. Preston Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By JohnG3121 - Greater Melbourne, Australia
one of the easiest Waterfalls to access in Australia. short 5-10 min walk. we visited after we checked out nearby wildlife park
5. Cradle Coast Tours
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
We offer boutique touring holidays in Tasmania, visiting famous locations and beautiful parts of the state. Our tours cover renowned areas including the Tamar Valley, Cradle Mountain, Leven Canyon, Tarkine, Stanley, and many more.
Reviewed By maria s
On a recommendation we toured with Howard the owner/operator of Cradle Coast Tours. He gave us a day to remember at Cradle Mountain and surrounds He was very professional and went out of his way to ensure we had a very enjoyable and informative day....MoreMaria, what can I say? loved having you guys in Tasmania
6. Leven Antique Centre
Overall Ratings
5 based on 9 reviews
7. Pedal Buggies Tasmania
Overall Ratings
5 based on 9 reviews
A variety of pedal buggies are available for hire ensuring a fun filled and entertaining time for all ages(from 6 months old). Choose a single, family or group buggy and enjoy the peaceful park setting as you pedal along the shared pedestrian/cycle path. A wheel chair buggy trailer is available upon request. Take a Surrey Bike on the 12km return trip to Turners Beach Berry Patch.
Reviewed By Amy K - Launceston, Australia
Visited here for our son's 8th birthday, and we all had a great time! We hired two single buggies for our children and a double one for us. Children younger than 8 might struggle to pedal their own, but it's lots of fun even in a double one or there are bigger ones which will fit more people (even looks like there are special seats for small children to enjoy the ride too). We hired for half an hour which was long enough for us on the hot day we visited, but on a cooler day it would be great to hire for longer and pedal all the way out to Turner's Beach for a picnic.
Staff were super helpful in working out which buggies would be best, getting the seats in the right positions and explaining all about the tracks we could go on. They also had a couple of new buggies designed especially for the beach which look like lots of fun.
You can book ahead, or just show up like we did. Make sure you have cash on you as there are no eftpos facilities.
8. Ulverstone History Museum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Olya W - Forbes, Australia
We were disappointed with the information, or in most cases lack of on the history on the Ulverstone area. The street exhibition had very little information as to the era on show, in most cases it was guess work and especially disappointing was the Anzac display....incorrect visual information regarding uniforms. On the positive side there was a travelling exhibition titled Sixteen Legs, impressive display telling a wonderful story in a most interesting way.
9. Anzac Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By BinaOnABudget - Greater Hobart, Australia
This is a nice relaxed spot close to the shopping centre of Ulverstone. The path along the water's edge is wide and of well kept bitumen. The playground is fun with a rocket slide and other fun equipment. There is also an undercover BBQ area. A short walk away toward the mouth of the river is a great take away restaurant (Pedro's) that also has a lovely dine-in area looking over the water. There is also another restaurant/function centre along the way which has clean, easily accessible toilets. We parked near the function centre then walked along (under the bridge) to Anzac Park and then walked back to Pedro's for a tasty dinner.
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