How far is Devonport to Launceston?

How far is Devonport to Launceston?

The distance between Devonport and Launceston is 72 km. The road distance is 100.8 km.

What is there to see between Launceston and Devonport?

Devonport & The Northwest Attractions

  • Montezuma Falls. Rosebery.
  • Tasmanian Arboretum. Eugenana.
  • Mersey Bluff Lighthouse. Devonport.
  • Fishing in Devonport and The Northwest. Port Sorell & Hawley Beach.
  • Tarkine. Smithton.
  • Rocky Cape. Wynyard.
  • Cradle Mountain. Cradle Mountain.
  • Home Hill. Devonport.

Is Devonport Tasmania worth visiting?

It is often overlooked by tourists so it really carries the quality of a place left to explore in peace – a place where you can roam around and feel like a local. Additionally, it’s a great location to base yourself and explore Tasmanian north, interchanging between the neighbouring cities of Burnie and Launceston.

Can I catch a bus from Hobart to Launceston?

Yes, there is a direct bus departing from Hobart Transit Centre and arriving at Launceston, Cornwall Square Transit Centre. Services depart four times a day, and operate Monday to Saturday. The distance between Hobart and Launceston is 161 km. The road distance is 200.8 km.

Is there public transport in Launceston?

You can easily get around Launceston with the use of public transport. There are public buses and there is also a free tourist bus, the Tiger bus service, which goes to some of the main points in the city such as the Queen Victoria Museum, the hospital, the Aquatic centre, the City Park and much more.

Is Devonport worth visiting?

What is Devonport known for?

As the port for Spirit of Tasmania I and II, Devonport is often described as a gateway to Tasmania’s north-west. Otherwise known as ‘Australia’s market garden’, the farms surrounding Devonport produce fruit and veggies that make up 40 per cent of the island’s annual crop.

Is there anything to do in Devonport?

Located on the Mersey River and the Bass Strait coast, Devonport enjoys river, ocean and mountain views and is close to some of Tasmania’s best natural places, including stunning Cradle Mountain. There are great beaches, rowing, sailing, kayaking and fishing.

How do you catch a bus?

  1. Ask a friend to help you.
  2. Plan your journey with the help of your friend.
  3. Find out what time your bus arrives at the stop.
  4. Take some money to buy a ticket.
  5. Find your nearest bus stop.
  6. When you see the bus, hold your arm out.
  7. Tell the driver where you would like to go.
  8. Sit down and enjoy the ride.

Can I use cash on a bus?

Yes, we are and there is no government advice currently to stop accepting cash, but please try to use the exact fare. However, we encourage all of our customers to buy tickets using the First Bus App or to pay by contactless card when boarding.

How do I get from Launceston Airport to Devonport?

We recommend taking the bus from Launceston Airport to Cornwall Square and then taking the bus from Launceston Transit Centre to Devonport, which takes around 2h 40m. Alternatively, driving from Launceston Airport (LST) to Devonport is the fastest option and takes around 1h 11m.

How do I get to the University of Launceston?

Launceston Shuttle bus. From the airport of Launceston there is a shared shuttle bus service to various (in the centre located) accommodations, the casino and the university. The departure times of the shuttle buses connect to all arriving and departing flights on Launceston Airport. You can purchase your tickets by calling 0437 131 008.

How do I book a car from the airport to Launceston?

You can easily book this via Sunny Cars or Rentalcars.com. From the airport of Launceston, Tassielink offers a limited bus service to the Cornwall Square Transit Centre in the centre of Launceston, 6 days a week. The buses do not operate on Sunday and Public Holidays. You can buy a ticket from the bus driver.

How much is the launlaunceston shuttle bus?

Launceston Shuttle bus: AU$14-15 / € 9,50-10 per person one way, duration 60 minutes (depending on the number of stops). Uber: not present.

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