Top Things to do in Port Arthur
Top 7 Free Things to do in Port Arthur, Tasmania
Discover the best top things to do in Port Arthur, Australia including Cape Raoul, Stewarts Bay, Shipstern Bluff, Remarkable Cave, Mount Brown and Crescent Bay Walking Track, William McHenry & Sons, Port Arthur Lavender Farm . Tourist Attraction.
Restaurants in Port Arthur
1. Cape Raoul
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By honestlyspoken14 - Perth, Australia
Enjoyable hike not too challenging. Young and fairly fit we managed to finish in 4 hours took just under two hours each way. It is probably one of the most clear paths I’ve hiked across aus and you are easily able to see the way, there’s no markers along the way so you don’t know how far you’ve come except at the first 1.5km mark and the last few hundred. It’s a very clear path there is no climbing over rocks or scaling sections it’s a pretty easy walk for an inexperienced hiker. Starts off with a reasonable ascent for the first 1.5km to the first lookout, this is a decent view so you could finish here. Continues pretty flat and then you go downhill for 3km there is a number of steps in this section and our return trip was slow through here. Then flattens out again and is largely flat until a small incline in the end. We were lucky with a cool clear day there’s large section of covered walk for about 4km then the final section is exposed. The view was beautiful and you can see lots of seals from the seal lookout!
2. Stewarts Bay
3. Shipstern Bluff
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By Madshus - Canberra, Australia
The hike to the bluff and down to the rocky beach is fantastic. Interesting rock formations and cliffs!
4. Remarkable Cave
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 555 reviews
Reviewed By A7022YXpeters - Rockhampton, Australia
Not really a cave’s person but this blew me away. Involves a number of steps to walk down and retreat from the site but definitely worth the effort. This geological phenomenon takes you to a viewing platform at the rear of the cave and depending on the tide the cave will either be empty providing magical views of the ocean on a sunny day or will be filled with water at high tide. At low tide it is possible to climb down and walk through to the beach, though caution is required.
5. Mount Brown and Crescent Bay Walking Track
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By gillis55 - Hobart, Australia
We only had time to venture to Crescent Bay and return but found this to be a great experience with some very impressive and rugged coastal scenery along the way. The track is very well prepared and maintained and the relatively easy walk to the scenic beach and impressive sand dunes at Crescent Bay are well worth the modest effort.
6. William McHenry & Sons
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By susanhG2985AM - Canberra, Australia
A really nice place with great people and great gin. Kids played with no problems and tastings very reasonably priced. Really enjoyed the trip here.
7. Port Arthur Lavender Farm . Tourist Attraction
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 249 reviews
Port Arthur Lavender is a family owned and operated business creating a large range of products from the lavender grown on the farm. Entry is free, we are a family friendly place to stop on your travels. Offering over 6000 lavender plants, cafe, gift shop and onsite essential oil distillery set on 18 acres with ocean frontage. Open year round.
