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What to do and see in Bicheno, Australia: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Bicheno, Australia including Devils in the Dark, East Coast Natureworld, Bicheno Penguin Tours, Bicheno Blowhole, Bicheno's Glass Bottom Boat, Bicheno's Motorcycle Museum & Restoration, Whalers Lookout, Bicheno Visitor Information Centre, Sea-All Fishing and Marine Tours, Douglas-Apsley National Park.
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1. Devils in the Dark
Overall Ratings
5 based on 157 reviews
Devils in the dark showcases the iconic Tasmanian devil at night.This amazing animal can be seen at many parks and zoos but the opportunity to see this nocturnal animal come to life after dark in an as wild as possible setting is very special and unique. Devils in the dark was established by a wildlife expert with 30 years of experience viewing Tasmanian devils in the wild places of Tasmania.
Reviewed By Katanne57 - Redlynch, Australia
This is an amazing opportunity to see "Devils" in their own environment. Included is wine & cheese while we waited for our excellent guide Leon to also set up dinner for the Devils. Leon provided interesting and factual information on the disease and vaccination process going on in the reserve.
2. East Coast Natureworld
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 431 reviews
East Coast Natureworld is Tasmania's premier natural wildlife and Ecology park. Experience the freedom to roam and relax in 160 acres of parkland and lagoon, or get involved and hand feed some of the free ranging Kangaroos. Guaranteed viewing of Tasmanian Devils, Tasmanian Tigers (Snakes & cats of course), Quolls, Wombats, Cape barren Geese, Eagles, Owls, Bettongs, Pademelons, Cockatoos, Native & Exotic Parrots and much more. Check out the East Coast Heritage & Mining Display with an 1850's mine, while learning about coastal History. The Wildspot Gallery Cafe restaurant serves food all day and has a menu to suit all pallets. Animal Feeding and meet the keeper at 10am 12.30 And 3.30 Daily. Extensive Souvenir Shop featuring Tasmanian & Australian made Gifts.
Reviewed By Doug H - Cairns, Australia
Unpretentious, but well set out, and informative staff. The animals appear well cared-for, and the range is extensive.
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 465 reviews
Guided tour to see little penguins come ashore on the beach each evening.
Reviewed By Pamela T - Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
The staff are very friendly and informative. All of my questions were answered in a manner that gave me confidence in their knowledge and caring nature for these little penguins. Unfortunately they are in moult in February, so we didn't see too many, but not from lack of trying by the guides. I would like to try again at a different time of year.
4. Bicheno Blowhole
Overall Ratings
4 based on 669 reviews
Reviewed By Jaganvasan - Leicester, England, United Kingdom
Bicheno blowhole is natural wonder. I was astonished by its beauty. It’s half an hour drive from Coles bay. Everyone visits Coles bay. I feel that it will be a wasted opportunity if you have not visited Bicheno blowhole inspire of travelling until wineglass bay . Please do visit this lovely place.
5. Bicheno's Glass Bottom Boat
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By Contented373 - Hobart, Australia
Took my granddaughter out for the midday trip on the wonderful Glass Bottom Boat. What a terrific tourist experience. The ‘ Boat Captain ‘ is a complete natural and one of the tourist attraction operators we should all be proud of. Possessed with an easy friendly manner and a wealth of knowledge about all things marine related and passed onto the guests in an interesting way.
Really so much to see in a relatively small area in the gulch but so so interesting.
Definitely recommend !
6. Bicheno's Motorcycle Museum & Restoration
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By smcwynyard - Wynyard, Australia
The museum was also reviewed in the August 2017 edition of the Australian Motorcyclist - which I read the afternoon after visiting the museum. It has a great collection of stunningly restored or maintained bikes of interest to many. And pedal cars and bicycles were great too. As a recent returnee to motorcycling it was great to see the bikes that were around when I first started riding.
The collection is well presented and the lighting and interpretation is very good. Andrew was not in but his Mum filled in for him very well!
7. Whalers Lookout
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By MASK_3551 - Bendigo, Australia
We took the back way up to whalers lookout which was a bit tougher than we expected. Take the posted path up for a more enjoyable walk
There are two Lookouts at the top, looking out over town the other overlooking the 'back each'
Magnificent views from both look outs. Take the time to stop and take in the view.
8. Bicheno Visitor Information Centre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By Tony W - Sydney
This information centre is staffed by the friendliest lady we have come across on this trip. Very knowledgeable about the local area and extremely helpful this is your first stop when you arrive into town.
9. Sea-All Fishing and Marine Tours
Overall Ratings
5 based on 16 reviews
Fishing Charters. We offer fishing charters and marine tours. So if you are an experienced or novice fisher we have charters to suit. If you have not fished before then Skipper Greg will show you how to cast and reel in a fish. Greg will fillet and bag your catch for you to take home.All equipment supplied. Experience the beautiful East coast water and learn about the history and marine life.
Reviewed By Jason_King1969 - Launceston, Australia
Had a great start to the day with Greg putting is right on top of some really big flathead. We were also catching couta. Also got to watch some dolphins swimming around us!
Unfortunately, due to illness for one of our group, we had to finish early. Greg the proprietor was excellent - well organised, prepared and a great bloke. He even contacted us later to check on our sick person.
10. Douglas-Apsley National Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By dixiepeach - Kansas City
We did the easier walk down to the waterhole and back out using nearly the same trail. For those who want to hike the boulders in the creek bed when it's dry: wear good hiking boots, bring walking sticks and know your limitations. If you have problem knees or ankles or are otherwise not ready to tackle those rocks you may quickly find yourself in trouble. It looks like great fun for those who are up for the challenge!
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