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Discover the best top things to do in , Australia including Ratho Golf Course, Bothwell War Memorial, Highlands Power Trail, Australasian Golf Museum, Nant Distillery.
1. Ratho Golf Course
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5.0 based on 23 reviews
Australia's oldest golf course.
Reviewed By kevinn404 - Melbourne, Australia
Ratho Golf Course was great fun to play. Australia’s oldest golf club has some pretty quirky holes and some interesting design features including a Biarritz green on the 3rd hole. Leave your pretentious at home and enjoy the course for what it is, you won’t find many like this anywhere and well worth a visit at least once. It’s a must play for your golf enthusiast/nerd and the old fashioned hospitality is evident from start to finish.
2. Bothwell War Memorial
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4.5 based on 3 reviews
3. Highlands Power Trail
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4.5 based on 3 reviews
Tour the Highlands Power Trail for a unique experience in the rugged Central Highlands of Tasmania, where a bold vision became a reality and changed the shape of Tasmania. This self-guided driving trail provides visitors with an insight into the history of hydro power within Tasmania, and the extraordinary challenges and achievements of the workers and community.
Reviewed By TravelBug1307 - Brisbane, Australia
The Central Highlands Power Trail was a great way to see what things may have been like and see the history of Hydro Power. This is a self-guided drive and most of the drive is on a dirt road. You will also more than likely loose phone coverage part way along the trail. Make sure to stop at the Waddamana Power Station part way through the trail.
4. Australasian Golf Museum
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4.0 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By V1698AZbrianj
For the keen golfer this is a must. Lots of golfing history for a very small entry. Past players, tournaments, equipment and courses all detailed.
5. Nant Distillery
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4.0 based on 156 reviews
The Nant Distillery produces handcrafted single malt whisky in the central highlands of Tasmania. Located just 1 hour from Hobart, and two hours from Launceston, visit Nant and enjoy a tour of the distillery and the old convict water mill built in 1823 by Edward Nicholas. The estate is open from Monday to Sunday, 10am - 3pm and closed on Wednesdays. Enjoy a guided tour at 11am or 1.30pm. The Nant Estate Atrium is open for light meals and refreshments. Book a tour or simply enjoy a whisky tasting in the superb Nant Atrium Lounge and Whisky bar.
Reviewed By 162justinem
Spur of the moment visit. Excellent staff talking us through the whiskey making process and tasting. Beautiful buildings and surroundings. Great food. Whole experience an absolute plus for Tasmania. Might even become a whiskey drinker!
