Discover Burnie Holidays 

Situated on the North West coast of Tasmania, Burnie is a deep-water anchorage once called Emu Bay. The town owes its growth to the development of its forest-based industries, the largest of which is the paper maker, Australian Paper (Amcor).

Its main attractions include the Pioneer Village Museum, Civic Centre Precinct, Regional Art Gallery, Rhododendron Gardens, Annsleigh Gardens, Guide Falls, Burnie Park, Lactos Cheese Factory, Trout fishing at Lake Kara and the Amcor Paper Mills.

Average Temperatures in Burnie (°C)

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Featured Shore Tours from Burnie 

 

  • Woolnorth & Northern Coast BWT-000

    Undoubtedly the best coastal scenery of North-West Tasmania and accompanied by the cleanest air in the world. You will visit a piece of Australian...

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  • Cradle Mountain National Park BWT-005

    Join this fabulous wilderness adventure to experience breathtaking panoramas and the awesome beauty of this World Heritage listed park is an...

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  • Tasmanian Countryside & Devonport Sights BWT-010

    This scenic shoreline drive introduces you to the charm of quaint seaside villages such as Penguin, allows time to take a stroll in Devonport, and...

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  • Devonport Highlights & Don River Railway BWT-015

    Depart Burnie we make our way to the Don River Railway, taking in the highlights of Devonport. Our first stop will be the Maritime Centre, aptly...

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  • Attractions Of Burnie BWT-020

    Tour the Burnie Regional Museum relive Burnie’s past; take a break for tea at beautiful Emu Valley Rhododendron Gardens and stroll Burnie Park, home...

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  • Stanley & Northern Coast BWT-025

    Travel through the rural landscape and enjoy the country views of sheep, cattle and rich farmland that produces a multitude of vegetables, opium...

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  • Countryside And Wildlife BWT-035

    Enjoy a relaxing drive through lush farming country to Gunns Plains and Wings Wildlife Park. Spectacular views of Hopfields and the lush river flats...

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  • Taste Of Tasmania BWT-040

    Travel out from Burnie today through the stunning countryside to discover some of Tasmania’s best loved local delicacies. Enjoy morning tea at House...

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  • Rivers & Railways BWT-045

    Enjoy the best of Tasmania today with a trip through the past on the Don River Railway, a visit and free time in Launceston, Tasmania’s...

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Australia at a Glance

SIZE: 7,686,850 square miles
POPULATION: 22,155,400 (July 2004 est)
LANGUAGE: English
TYPE OF GOVERNMENT: Democratic federal-state system recognising the British monarch as sovereign
CURRENCY: Australian Dollar (AUD)