CC Campsites off the Arthur Hwy

“To my knowledge, you will be the first to test and develop a fully-functioning example of what I believe will become the zoo or ‘unzoo’ of the future”. - International designer Jon Coe to Unzoo director john Hamilton in 2007. The "wildlife without cages" Tasmanian Devil Unzoo is a global leader in shaping the way zoos can evolve in the 21st century. The bush animals are wild and come and go as they wish. There are no boundary fences, cages nor aviaries. There are two ways to visit: Join an expert guide on a nature walk along easy-grade bushland trails where you'll come face to face with the resident famous Tasmanian devils. Hand-feed friendly forester kangaroos, meet endemic wattlebirds, parrots, wallabies, echidnas, native fish and nearly 100 wild bird species. The entrance fee helps preserve the Tasmanian devil. Allow 90 minutes to two hours. The half day Devil Tracker 4WD Eco-Tour takes you into nearby forest to a critical project where special night cameras are used to monitor and help preserve the last isolated, natural population of devils left in the world. This includes an Unzoo visit. On-line bookings a must. Tasmanian Devil Unzoo is open every day (except 25 December) at Taranna, about an hour's drive from Hobart on the way to Port Arthur on the Tasman Peninsula.

Nestled in the heart of the Tasman Peninsula in Taranna on the rugged East Coast of Tasmania you will find the perfect stop on your travels. The Tasmanian Chocolate Foundry manufactures a large range of hand-forged chocolate products. Indulge yourself in all things chocolate, using the finest Belgian Coverture chocolate there's sure to be something to tantalise the taste buds. Tempt yourself with one of our delicious ice creams, sample our hand-forged chocolate and be intrigued with some of the more unusual chocolate products we make! From our showroom, you can view our manufacturing floor where every product is made!

This is a Community-run mountain bike club (Inc. association). There are trails located in Taranna on the Tasman Peninsula near Port Arthur. These tracks are created using volunteer community members with funding from members and donations from visiting riders and surrounding businesses. We manage approximately 90 acres of land with some trails that have been built (see our Facebook page for more info on tracks).