Devonport, formerly only a point of entry into Tasmania, has emerged as Australia’s most popular tourist destination because of its breathtaking scenery, exciting food scene, and growing popularity as a regional travel destination.
Officially named Australia’s Top Tourism Town for 2024 is Devonport, a quaint coastal town in Tasmania. Previously recognized primarily as the port of entry for ferries from the Spirit of Tasmania, Devonport has quickly evolved into a premier travel destination unto itself.
With this prestigious award from the Australian Tourism Industry Council, Devonport has solidified its place as a must-visit destination and is acknowledged for its increasing popularity with both local and foreign tourists.
Devonport is sited on the northwest coast of Tasmania, and for proximity to some of the most spectacular natural features to be found throughout the state, it has few equals.
From the secluded coves and ranges of green mountains to meandering rivers, all these and more are within easy reach of the town. Devonport is very well placed for those interested in exploring outdoors and pursuing some of the many adventure activities on offer in Tasmania.
Yet far more than the natural world tempts visitors. Devonport’s also gaining a reputation for food, including farm-to-table restaurants highlighting regional delicacies of Tasmania.
Sited on the northwest coast, Devonport offers unparalleled access to some of Tasmania’s most beautiful natural features: its secluded coves, lush mountain ranges, and meandering rivers are all easily accessible from this quaint town. Devonport forms an excellent base for anyone who wants to explore Tasmania through outdoor adventure.
But it’s not just the natural world that draws in visitors. Devonport is also gaining a similar reputation for its emerging food scene with farm-to-table restaurants showcasing regional specialties in Tasmania.
Devonport, which offers visitors an amazing experience full of natural beauty and local charm, has the potential to become a powerhouse in Tasmania’s tourism economy as more tourists discover this coastal treasure.
