Burnie is a port city on the northwest coast of Tasmania, Australia, on Emu Bay, a former paper-mill town now known for penguin watching, cheese and its wild hinterland. Walk out to the viewing platform above Leven Canyon, tour the Gunns Plains Caves, ride the heritage trains of the Don River Railway in Devonport and visit Home Hill, the former home of prime minister Joseph Lyons.
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List of all 7 things to do in Burnie and where to find them
- Leven CanyonNietta, Tasmania, 7315, Australia Tickets and tours on Viator Wikipedia
- Gunns Plains CavesCave Road, Gunns Plains, Tasmania, 7315 Tickets and tours on Viator
- Platypus House Tickets and tours on Viator
- Home Hill Devonport Tickets and tours on Viator
- Don River Railway Wikipedia
- Heybridge Wikipedia
- Low Head Pilot Station Maritime MuseumNot shown on the map Tickets and tours on Viator
Official websites and travel guides
- Burnie travel guide: Wikivoyage
- Burnie on Wikipedia
- All Burnie tours and activities on Viator
Where To Stay In Burnie: Interactive Burnie Hotel Map
Stay on the Burnie waterfront near the Makers' Workshop and West Beach for the penguin viewing platform and restaurants; Devonport, 50 km east, has the Spirit of Tasmania ferry terminal. Find hotels on the map below.
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