Top Things to do in Smithton
Top Restaurants in Smithton
The 9 Best Things to do in Smithton, Tasmania
Discover the best top things to do in Smithton, Australia including Tall Timbers Adventure Tours, Pure Sense Candlery, Gracious Mae, The Arty Duck, Green Point Beach, Dempster Plains Lookout, Anzac Park, Duck River Foreshore Path, Tier Hill Scenic Lookout.
Restaurants in Smithton
1. Tall Timbers Adventure Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 33 reviews
Embarking on a Tall Timbers Adventure Tours is a truly memorable experience that is available for guests and visitors alike to Tall Timbers Tasmania. Depart from Smithton for the "Edge of The World" in Tasmania's far North West, where the rainforest and coastline collide. Be guided through one of the most pristine attractions Tasmania has to offer; the Tarkine Wilderness. Choose from a 4WD tour with gourmet regional produce for lunch, accompanied by the region's most experienced guide; or take a spectacular aerial tour of one the world's most rugged and diverse regions via our scenic helicopter flights. C'mon, put on your adventure shoes and tour our part of Tasmania!
2. Pure Sense Candlery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Pure Sense Candlery is Tasmania's first Candlery where their products are manufactured onsite right there for you to view. Emma Candle Artisan/Founder will welcome you to her passion where you can mould your hand with wax or have candle art classes by appointment.
3. Gracious Mae
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Unique gift and homewares store in Smithton, Tasmania. Stocking products that have a story, give back, natural, fair trade, eco.
4. The Arty Duck
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By GreenG-R
Lots of lovely handmade goodies from talented locals. Brand new toilets just down the road. Easy, on street car parking.
5. Green Point Beach
6. Dempster Plains Lookout
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Crystalline4u - Traralgon, Australia
Sometimes surprises in life can be heartwarming ... this is one of those times. I followed a sign off the Tarkine Road ... it goes up a dirt road...which is a bit rough at times, but I did it in a hire car and she (I named my hire car Heidi) did it well. I have no doubt a 4WD would find the road easier...but if you feel you can do this, it's worth the trip. When you arrive at the site you will see what you think initially is a look out next to the road...to be honest, it looks disappointing. But park your car and step up onto that deck and follow the path. It feels like you are in a set of the Lion King... button grass everywhere ... as far as the eye can see. It's hard to explain the sheer majesty of this place so I think the only thing left is for you to go and see for yourself.
