Discover some of the most amazing things to do in the west coast of Tasmania

There is a year-round calendar of activities and things to do in Strahan and on the west coast and you may want to plan your holiday based on what’s on – from local markets and exhibitions to theatre performances,… Read More

There is a year-round calendar of activities and things to do in Strahan and on the west coast and you may want to plan your holiday based on what’s on – from local markets and exhibitions to theatre performances, festivals and parades as well the perennial and iconic West Coast Wilderness Railway and Gordon River Cruises.

Here are just a few highlights:

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Christmas Day Lunch and Dinner

Come along and celebrate Christmas Day with us at Strahan Village.You will be treated to a gourmet buffet lunch or dinner with plenty of festive cheer! Enjoy Tassie seafood’s and traditional favourites such as, honey and mustard glazed leg ham, roast turkey with cranberry sauce and slow roasted pork belly with apple and lemon thyme seasoning. Click here to view the menu. Lunch | 12.30pm Dinner | 6pm Adults: $95.00 pp Children 4-14yrs: $47.50 Children under 4: FREE Rates include buffet dinner only. Drinks are not included in the price. For bookings please call 6271 4200. Bookings are recommended to avoid disappointment.

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New Year's Eve Dinner

Bring in the New Year with a bang! Spend the night enjoying a buffet dinner before dancing your way into the New Year with live entertainment. Get together with family and friends and enjoy the festive atmosphere. You will enjoy a specially designed buffet menu and live music from Clinton Hutton who will be playing all of our favourite covers. Click here to view the menu. 21 December | 6pm Adults: $95.00 pp Children 4-14yrs: $47.50 Children under 4: FREE Rates include buffet dinner only. Drinks are not included in the price. For bookings please call 6271 4200. Bookings are recommended to avoid disappointment.

The Ship that never was

The Ship That Never Was

Performed daily, between September and May, this is Tasmania’s longest running play that tells the dramatic and hilarious tale of the theft by ten convict shipwrights of the last ship built on Sarah Island in 1834. Performances are held in the Richard Davey Amphitheatre at the Strahan Visitor’s Centre.

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