Wynyard

Wynyard combines the practical rhythm of a north-west Tasmanian town with an open coastal setting, reflecting its position at the mouth of the Inglis River on Bass Strait. Fossil Bluff rises beside the town’s shoreline, while the volcanic headland of Table Cape extends into the strait nearby. Table Cape Lighthouse, built in 1888, remains a familiar landmark above farmland known for its seasonal tulip displays. The town also serves as a base for exploring Tasmania’s far north-west coast, where river flats meet grazing country and exposed beaches. Browse additional webcams nearby to understand how Wynyard relates to the Bass Strait coast and inland farmland.

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