Gallery: Northwest

Northwest Tasmania stretches from Devonport to the historic port town of Stanley, encompassing some of the state's most distinctive coastal formations. The iconic Nut dominates Stanley's skyline, while Rocky Cape's rugged coastline offers spectacular viewpoints and walking tracks.

The region is home to several significant lighthouses, including Table Cape's lighthouse standing sentinel over Bass Strait. At Cape Grim, the world's cleanest air is measured, where the Roaring Forties winds sweep in across thousands of kilometres of pristine ocean.

The dramatic headland of Table Cape transforms each October when its tulip fields burst into colour, while hidden gems like Guide Falls and Dip Falls showcase the region's pristine waterways. This combination of dramatic coastal scenery, peaceful rural landscapes, and rolling farmland creates a distinctly Tasmanian panorama.