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Meet the Makers – Tour the fields of Northern Tasmania

Launceston and Northern Tasmania offers unparalleled access to passionate growers, makers, and innovators shaping the region's world-class agriculture industry.

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Discover a region where innovation meets tradition, and where passionate individuals craft some of the world’s finest produce. Through guided tours and exclusive experiences, your delegates will gain unique insights into generations of refined techniques and local ingenuity.

In Northern Tasmania, you can enjoy the convenience and amenities of a modern city while being just a short drive from immersive, hands-on experiences celebrating local craftsmanship and creativity.

The UNESCO City of Gastronomy, Launceston serves as the ideal base for your agribusiness and artisan activities. With venues accommodating events for up to 500 attendees and nearby attractions like the renowned Josef Chromy Wine Tours and Waverley Mills’ engaging Mill Tours, it’s easy to see why the region’s reputation continues to grow.

Our recent familiarisation program included a memorable day exploring this exceptional area. Below, we’ve highlighted key experiences to inspire you, helping you envision a truly unique event or conference in Northern Tasmania.

Northern Tasmania: The Perfect Destination for Agribusiness and Unique Events

Here we explore a select few of the operators we worked with during our recent famils. You will be able to find even more incredible suppliers from Northern Tasmania by visiting Our Supplier page.

Evenfall Wines

Nestled in the tranquil heart of the Tamar Valley, Evenfall Wines provides the perfect setting to elevate any occasion. The venue features expansive lawns framed by lush grapevines, charming outdoor seating beneath weeping willows, and a boutique dining room that seamlessly blends intimacy with breathtaking panoramic views. Your guests will be captivated by the beauty and elegance of this picturesque destination.

A serene vineyard event featuring a white building with a wraparound porch, where guests are mingling in the evening light. The left panel shows a wider view of the venue, with grass and vines in the foreground. The right panel focuses on a group of people chatting on the porch, smiling and engaged in conversation.

Truffle Farm Tasmania

Just a short coach ride from Launceston, Truffle Farm Tasmania provides a unique opportunity to immerse delegates in the agricultural landscape of lutruwita/Tasmania.

Delegates will embark on a truffle hunting experience, guided by Anna and her engaging team, along with their expertly trained truffle-hunting dogs. Delegates will have the chance to unearth truffles with their own hands while exploring the trufferie, learning about the farm’s history and their innovative techniques.

Two scenes of a truffle farm visit. The left panel shows a group of people walking outdoors, enjoying a sunny day along a garden path with lush greenery and a dog in the lead. The right panel features attendees gathered in a circle, observing two dogs interacting with a guide on a shaded lawn near a weathered barn.

Josef Chromy

Situated in a picturesque, secluded location — just 15 minutes from central Launceston — Josef Chromy Wines can accommodate up to 350 people for cocktails or 200 people seated in the restaurant. The room has floor-to-ceiling windows enabling views of the lake and vineyard. Wine tours and their famous tastings are available for delegates to enjoy, which can include an informative and leisurely stroll from cellar door to winery for a behind-the-scenes look at wine production. An introduction to fly fishing, and riding through the vines experience is also available for the more adventurous.

Split image of a winery event. On the left, a picturesque evening view of a lit-up winery overlooking a tranquil pond, surrounded by manicured greenery. On the right, a daytime scene showing a group of people gathering near a large white marquee tent on a grassy lawn, with trees and rolling hills in the background.

Peppers Silos

Bringing history alive on the banks of the Tamar River is the unique Peppers Silo Hotel, a 20-minute drive from Launceston Airport. Boasting five purpose-built indoor and outdoor conference and event spaces, a restaurant and a day spa, Peppers Silo Hotel offers stunning views, combining historic charm with cutting edge design and technology.

Their beautifully designed hotel rooms, offers a choice of views overlooking Cataract Gorge, North Esk or the Tamar River.

Split image: Left side shows an exterior view of a hotel building at sunset. Right side features a modern hotel room with a bed, chairs, and a large window

Country Club Tasmania

Nestled near the picturesque Tamar Valley wine region and the rugged charm of Northern Tasmania, Country Club Tasmania offers delegates a serene escape. Set amidst 125 hectares of tranquil bushland teeming with wildlife, it’s the perfect place to unwind and enjoy the fresh Tasmanian air. With 182 well-appointed accommodations, including deluxe rooms, spacious suites, and self-contained villas, the property caters to a variety of needs and preferences.

Split image – Left: A serene golf course landscape sorouned by trees. Right: An event being set up on lawn, white round tables surrounded by chairs, lights hanging between poles

Hotel Grand Chancellor

Located in the heart of Launceston, the Hotel Grand Chancellor offers convenient access to the city’s vibrant activities and experiences. Renowned for its conference facilities, the hotel boasts one of the largest and most versatile event spaces in picturesque Launceston.

Choose from eight dedicated event rooms, perfect for conferences, incentives, trade shows, and gala dinners. All main event spaces are conveniently situated on the ground floor, while two additional boardroom-style spaces on the mezzanine level provide an ideal setting for more intimate meetings.

Split image: Exterior of Hotel Grand Chancellor with arched entrance and greenery. Right: Interior lobby bar area with seating, a bar counter, and modern decor.

 

There’s more to discover in Northern Tasmania!

Why stop here? Check-out our extensive list of Northern Tasmania operators by heading over to Our Supplier page!

people sitting in a rustic shed, petting a smiling dog as they listen to Anna from Truffle Farms Tasmania

If you want to explore another region, then we recommend checking out last week’s region highlight, Tasmania’s North West – An incentive program destination like no other

 

Image Credits: The Bakery Creative Agency