Where do we meet for the tour?

Pick up and drop off locations are arranged prior to booking; the listed address is Sports Arena, Tasma Parade, West Ulverstone TAS 7315, Australia.

How long is the climb to The Nut top?

The climb is short but steep in sections and includes steps; allow 20–40 minutes depending on pace and stops for views.

Is this tour suitable for children or older guests?

Groups include a range of ages; guests should be able to manage short walks, steps and a moderate climb. Contact the operator if you have mobility concerns.

Is food provided on the tour?

The tour includes a Stanley Nut Devonshire tea; other meals or snacks are not listed so plan accordingly.

What if my cruise ship schedule changes?

Itineraries for cruise-ship passengers may change due to docking times; cruise passengers will be picked up from the cruise shuttle bus stop when required.

What is the cancellation policy?

Please see cancellation policy on Coastline Tours website.

Devonshire on Stanley: Off-Season Coastal Tour to Boat Harbour & The Nut | Sightseeing Tour | Climbing

Adventure Brief

Spend a relaxed off‑season day exploring northwest Tasmania: white sand at Boat Harbour, heritage streets in Stanley, a climb up The Nut with Bass Strait views, and a classic Devonshire tea. This small-group tour in a luxury 11-seater van highlights local stories and wildlife.

7 hours

moderate

From A$305.82

Devonshire on Stanley - OFF SEASON is a seven-hour small-group coastal day trip that explores Tasmania’s rugged north-west coast from a comfortable base in West Ulverstone. Meeting logistics are arranged prior to booking; the location listed for departures is Sports Arena, Tasma Parade, West Ulverstone TAS 7315, Australia. Operated for groups up to 11 in a modern, air-conditioned 11-seater van, this drive-and-walk tour mixes shoreline time, a dose of local history, and a short but rewarding climb up The Nut for sweeping views over Bass Strait. The route moves between two contrasting coastal scenes. Boat Harbour’s white sand beach gives an unexpectedly bright, open coastline where wind-shaped dunes and low coastal scrub frame long vistas; it’s a beach that invites brisk walks and shorebird watching. Stanley itself is a compact heritage town with weatherboard cottages and fishing-era buildings that retain a genuine Tasmanian character. The Nut, the town’s distinctive volcanic plug, dominates the headland—its steep sides and flat top offer panoramic vantage points where Bass Strait and adjacent islands read like a map laid out beneath your feet. What makes this trip special is the combination of human stories and raw geology. A local guide steers the day with anecdotes about early sealers and settler life, points out the coastline’s natural features, and times the climb and Devonshire tea to the quieter off-season rhythms. The Nut’s prominence as a volcanic plug creates dramatic viewpoints unusual for Tasmania’s north coast, and the nearby shoreline is a good place to spot fur seals bobbing offshore and seabirds working the wind. Practical details are straightforward: the tour includes Devonshire tea, chauffeured transport, and a local guide; pickup and drop-off are arranged before booking. Cruise ship passengers should note that itineraries may change with docking schedules and will be picked up from the cruise shuttle stop. The moderate climb to The Nut requires steady footwear and a willingness to tackle steps and switchbacks, but rewards visitors with a compact, high-impact experience that fits a single day without feeling rushed. For travelers wanting a crisp, manageable introduction to Tasmania’s northwest—without the crowds and with local context—this Off Season offering delivers a balanced blend of natural spectacle, heritage streets, and relaxed hospitality. It’s an ideal day out for small groups who prize local stories, coastal panoramas, and a proper Devonshire tea after a morning on the headland. Bring layered clothing, a windproof jacket and comfortable walking shoes; the off-season can be cool and changeable even on clear days. Because the tour is small and locally guided, there’s time to ask questions about Stanley’s fishing history, local conservation efforts, and recommended places to return to later on. Booking links and pickup details are provided at time of reservation.

About Riverlinks Tasmania Leven River Cruises and Coastline Tours Tasmania

Riverlinks Tasmania Leven River Cruises and Coastline Tours Tasmania operates from Ulverstone on Tasmania’s northwest coast. The company offers river cruises on the Leven River and small‑group coastline tours that highlight local wildlife, regional history, and Tasmanian food and drink producers.

Public and private trips include full‑day beverage experiences such as the Brew Hop Experience, Wine Down Experience and Signature Beverage Experience, plus shorter river cruises including the Leven River and History Cruise, Bird Photography and Nature Cruise, and BYO Food, Drinks Picnic Forest Cruise. Sightseeing itineraries visit key northwest landmarks and attractions including Campbell’s Lookout, Guide Falls, Boat Harbour and Stanley, while extended tours travel to Cradle Mountain, Leven Canyon and other interior highlights.

The intimate cruise vessel Jus’Leven accommodates just 16 passengers, providing close‑up wildlife viewing opportunities and personalised commentary from experienced local guides. Many river cruises include catered picnic lunches, access to Leven Park by boat, and focused birdwatching for platypus and kingfishers. Coastal and beverage tours connect visitors with local breweries, distilleries and wineries for guided tastings and meet-the-maker experiences.

Riverlinks Tasmania balances tourism and conservation through guided interpretation, small group sizes and collaboration with regional operators. All activities depart from Ulverstone and are designed to showcase northwest Tasmania’s coastline, estuary habitats and cultural heritage. Prospective visitors can expect organised transport, knowledgeable local guides and a range of options from relaxed river cruises to full‑day foodie and sightseeing adventures. Booking information, departure times and accessibility details are available through the operator and local visitor centres.