The Honey Farm at Chudleigh is an ideal place to take a break on the drive between Deloraine and Mole Creek. Visitors to The Honey Farm can sample more than 50 varieties of honey, taste honey ice-creams, buy medicinal and beauty products made from honey, and watch live bees at work in a specially constructed glass hive.
Read more »

Mole Creek offers some of the richest and most diverse natural wonders of the Great Western Tiers region. Exploration underground reveals the world-class King Solomons and Marakoopa Caves, a major attraction for visitors. Above ground is equally spectacular with natural gems in the mountains, highland plateau and rainforest country of the World Heritage Area. If wildlife is your thing, there's an abundance of native animals on display at Trowunna Wildlife Park; home of the Devil Education and Research Centre.
Read more »

A producer of some of Australia’s finest cheeses, the Ashgrove Cheese Farm is no stranger to awards on both a national and international level. Established in 1993, Ashgrove is a fine example of the way in which many of the region’s farmers have been able to take traditional farming practices and successfully diversify into high value gourmet products.
Read more »

R. Stephens Tasmanian Honey is famous as a producer of Golden Nectar Real Leatherwood, a uniquely flavoured, high quality organic honey that is produced only in Tasmania.
Read more »

Elvenhome Farm Cottage offers an eco-holiday farm experience at Weegena, near Deloraine in Tasmania’s north. Hand built and cultivated for over twenty years, the farm is bio-dynamic and employs permaculture design principles on the property. The farm showcases a diversity of environmentally sustainable living.
Read more »