Whilst you’re here…

Explore the best of what our region has to offer:

ADVENTURE TOUR

Redbanks Adventure Park

Archery, Axe Throwing, Clay Target Shooting, & so much more…

  • Whilst you’re here, why not come and check out everything we have to offer right here at Redbanks!

  • Guided Shooting Range Packages (no gun license required!) for aged 16+ starting from $150pp

    Guided Basics Package including Archery & more for ages 10+ starting at $60pp

    Open Monday - Saturday. Sessions at 9am & 1pm.
    All welcome! Book online prior to arrival.

CELLAR DOOR, RESTAURANT & VINEYARD

Bangor Vineyard Shed

Open 10 to 5pm daily for wine tasting. Table bookings are recommended for meals.

  • Bangor is an award-winning family owned vineyard near Dunalley on the tourist route to the Port Arthur Historic site, and only a 30-minute drive from the festival.

  • Their vines are hand tended, producing premium quality cool climate wine, including Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, Riesing, Rosé, Sparkling, and our Reserve range of wines.

HISTORIC TOUR

Port Arthur Historic Site

Tasmania’s most famous convict settlement combines an idyllic coastal setting with a brutal history.

  • Port Arthur on the Tasman Peninsula is a 60-minute drive from the festival site.

  • Wander the 40-hectare landscaped grounds and join one of the tours to gain full appreciation of this pivotal place in Tasmanian history. Tickets to the historic site allow entry for two consecutive days, and include an introductory walking tour and a 20-minute harbour cruise. The cruise offers glimpses of the Isle of the Dead and Point Puer, where more than 3000 boys were imprisoned in Britain’s first purpose-built prison for children.

NATURE & WILDLIFE

Tasmanian Devil Unzoo

The "wildlife without cages" Tasmanian Devil Unzoo is shaping the way zoos can evolve in the 21st century.

  • Located in Tarrana on the Tasman Peninsula, a 50-minute drive from the festival site. The Tasmanian Devil Unzoo is open everyday.

  • “When you visit you will discover lots of very special animals of the Tasmanian bush, especially our famous devils. But what is different now is that most of our creatures are wild, not captive. It is a welcome change from a traditional zoo.”

GREAT SHORT WALK

Cape Hauy Track

4 hours return, 9.4km return. Grade 3.
One of Tasmania’s 60 Great Short Walks.

  • Cape Hauy Track is located on the Tasman Peninsula, 2h from the event site, a must do short-walk if you’re exploring the Tasman Peninsula area!

  • A stunning there and back walk to some awe-inspiring cliffs. The track, part of the Three Capes Track, first undulates through woodlands and heath containing an abundance of wildflowers. It then drops down a steep set of mostly stone steps, before ascending again towards the cape. Cape Hauy juts out into the restless ocean, with views on both sides. The cape itself has spectacular dolerite columns that plunge directly into the sea. Keep an eye out for seabirds, eagles and even passing whales: camera and binoculars recommended.​​

FOOD & DRINK

McHenry Distillery

The world's southernmost family-owned and operated boutique distillery. Tours and tastings daily.

  • Located at Port Arthur, a 60-minute drive from the event site, McHenry Distillery is Australia's southern-most whisky distillery.

  • You can visit and experience hand-made single malt Tasmanian whisky and other high quality spirits like gin, sloe gin and vodka. The McHenry Distillery has a new Cellar Door at the Distillery and is open Monday to Sunday 10 am - 4 pm. If you can't make it to Port Arthur we have a weekly stall at Salamanca Market and a shop open 7 days a week at the new Brooke Street Pier on Hobart's waterfront.

LOCAL SEAFOOD RESTAURANT

The Cannery

Modern Australian Cafe/Restaurant sourcing from Tasmania's pristine oceans and farms.

  • Located in Dunalley, a 30-minute drive from the festival site. Open everyday with varying times.

  • A family (and fur baby) friendly restaurant located on the waters edge of Dunalley, specialising in seafood, steaks & Pasta. Fully licensed

TOUR

Wild Ocean Tasmania

2-2.5 hour boat tour along the impressive coastline of the Tasman National Park.

  • Blowhole Road at Eaglehawk Neck is located on the Tasman Peninsula, 25-minutes from the event site.

  • With their small adventure-style vessel, they will navigate into caves and get you inches away from some super cute fur seals. Look out for rare seabirds, fins or blows. Dolphins and Albatrosses are a common sight on our trips. Southern Right and Humpback Whales migrate past our coastline between the months of May and December and even Orcas and other whale species can be spotted at times.

NATURAL ATTRACTION

Remarkable Caves

Enjoy the view of the rugged southern coastline before descending to the spectacular Remarkable Cave.

  • Located at Port Arthur, a 60-minute drive from the event site.

  • From the car park it's a short, accessible walk to the large viewing platform where you will find exceptional views of Penguin Rocks and the bay. Wild waves pound away at the coastal rock below to create this dramatic coastline. From the central carpark, descend the 115 steps to view the aptly named Remarkable Cave. You'll be surrounded by steep, ancient sandstone cliffs​ and view the cave from the custom-designed platform at the base.