Hotels near Devonport Airport - DPO, Devonport

Devonport is well located to do further sight seeing. I didn't get to see much of the immediate township, however travel along the north coast was great to easily get to places such as Ulverstone, Penguin and Burnie. Launceston is only 100 kilometres in the other direction, plus places such as Sheffield inland are within easy reach and well worth a visit.

Great walking/bike tracks along the river. Everything close to hand. Several lovely beaches nearby. Lots of things to do and natural scenery all along the North West Coast. Plenty of good places to eat.

We stayed in Devonport for 6 days—a beautiful town—and visited many places including Mersey Bluff, Sheffield murals, Guide Falls, Coles Beach, Cradle Mountain, Don River Railway, Cataract Gorge, Nut Chairlift, Dip Falls, Leven Canyon, and the Tasmanian Arboretum.

The reason for our visit was to attend an event 20 mins out of Devonport, so we didn't see a lot Devonport itself. What we did see was excellent. Plenty of shops, coffee, food, supermarkets. Did not have time to really explore, so save that for another day.

Since my last visit to Devonport it has changed for the better.A wonderful walk along the foreshore. More restaurants to visit. A park Run! The council should be congratulated . Lots to see in the surrounding area.

Not many cafes/food shops were open when we arrived with the Spirit of Tasmania. We enjoyed the space of a 2 bedroom cabin. We only stayed one night & that was enough for us to get a taste of Davenport,