Wingtons Glamping Clarence Point

Auz Vizions studio is located in George Town, Tasmania. Principal artist and workshop facilitator at Auz Vizions Studio is the talented Annie Fitz. (Ann Williams-Fitzgerald). Auz Vizions Studio is a multifaceted creative arts studio offering a variety of art workshops and courses. With a small retail section selling artworks, gifts, books, it is the home of the Auz Astrology Australian Animal Zodiac range. Ann's passion and creativity is finding its expression through her use of painting, writing, educating & photography – the Auz Vizions Studio is the outlet for that expression. Ann is a fifth-generation Tasmanian and the daughter of a WWII Polish Holocaust survivor. After taking a hiatus from art she decided to rekindle her true passion since moving back to Tasmania 2019. Ann spent 40 years in North Queensland and was a retailer for over 15 years with a chain of gift stores then worked as a photographer, TAFE arts teacher and an associate lecturer in drawing at the Central Queensland University Mackay Campus for more than 10 years. Local arts group Orange Gecko Art Network Inc meet at the Auz Vizions Art Studio monthly to work on their community arts projects. Their current project is the 'Funky Fun Fish Arts Trail'. Auz Vizions is a working art studio with a small retail section and is open to visitors by appointment only.

Great coffee, Delicious food and a fantastic view! The River Cafe offers an extensive menu specialising in local, wild caught Tasmanian seafood. A wide range of gluten free and vegetarian options are also available. Located just 15 minutes from the Tamar Valley's finest wineries, five minutes from Beaconsfield Mine and Heritage Center and 100 metres past Seahorse World and Platypus House, the River Cafe is perfectly situated to meet your dining needs.

Tasmanian chain-saw artist Eddie Freeman has released these historical figures from their imprisonment in the Windmill Point macrocarpa trees. The sculptures depict workmen hauling ashore the telegraph cable that linked Tasmania to the North Island, the cable station was the messaging hub of the state until 1909. Matthew Flinders with his cat Trim, George Bass, and William Paterson are also represented. The site also has a BBQ and a playground featuring a wooden boat named after the HMS Buffalo - the ship that Paterson landed in 1804.