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Explore Northern Tasmania from your private retreat

A Sanctuary with the best of Tasmania at your doorstep

Ten Fifty Bakers feels a world away yet sits perfectly positioned to explore northern Tasmania’s wineries, dining, and natural attractions.

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The perfect base for discovery

From Tamar Valley cellar doors and Launceston’s UNESCO-recognised food scene, down to Northwest coastlines and hidden bush trails, this region marries rugged nature with refined experience, a place where you can taste fine wine in the morning and wander wild beaches by afternoon, before retreating home to your private sanctuary.

Devonport & NW Coast
Launceston & Tamar Valley

Devonport & the North-West

Only 30 minutes from Ten Fifty Bakers, Devonport is the gateway to Tasmania’s North-West Coast. Devonport won a Silver Award at the 2025 Australia’s Top Tourism Town Awards and was named the Gold Winner in 2024. It’s also home to the Spirit of Tasmania terminal and daily flights to Melbourne, perfect for seamless access to and from the island.

The surrounding coast is rich with artisan producers, beaches, and natural attractions, all within an easy drive of the retreat.

Highlights Include

Ghost Rock Vineyard

Coastal cool-climate wines and a relaxed cellar-door restaurant.

Don River Railway

Heritage train rides through scenic coastal landscapes.

Hawley Beach & Port Sorell

Calm, sunlit beaches perfect for a quiet coastal escape.

Ashgrove Cheese

Award-winning artisan dairy, crafted at Elizabeth Town.

Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm

A sweet stop for fresh berries and local desserts.

Sheffield – The Town of Murals

A charming creative hub where streets and laneways are transformed into an open-air art gallery celebrating Tasmania’s history and landscape.

Aerial view of two small trains stopped on railway tracks beside a river, surrounded by dense trees and greenery under a partly cloudy sky.
Don River Railway
A rustic wooden table set for two with plates, serviettes, wine glasses filled with red wine, a bottle of wine, and a dish of roast chicken and salad near a window overlooking a garden.
Ghost Rock Vineyard
A white bowl filled with several dark chocolate-covered cherries, with one cherry partially bitten to reveal the red fruit inside, sits on a wooden surface in dappled sunlight.
Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm
A mountain biker rides down a winding dirt track surrounded by tall trees in a forest under a partly cloudy sky.
Wild Mersey Mountain Bikes
Two women stand at a refrigerated cheese display in a speciality food shop, one holding a basket while the other selects cheese. Shelves and promotional signs are visible in the background.
Ashgrove Cheese
A person stands on rocks along a sandy beach with gentle waves and a calm blue sea under a clear sky.
Hawley Beach
A woman in a hat stands in front of a mural depicting a group of horses and riders on a racecourse, painted in greyscale on a white brick wall.
Sheffield

Launceston & the Tamar Valley

Just an hour from the retreat, Launceston combines heritage charm with a globally celebrated food and wine culture. Winding north from the city, the Tamar Valley Wine Trail meanders through riverbanks and hillsides to the coast at Beauty Point, perfect for a day of tastings, cellar doors, and regional flavours.

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Tasmania Zoo
A small building labelled Cellar Door stands between two tall trees, with a bar and stools visible at the entrance under a clear blue sky at Sinapius Vineyard
Sinapius Vineyard
Two people ride a chairlift over a rocky river, suspended by cables above the water and surrounded by greenery and rocks.
Cataract Gorge
Various marine animals, including a cuttlefish, seahorses, tropical fish, a snail, and a starfish, are shown underwater near the sea floor.
Seahorse World

Highlights Include

Sinapius Vineyard

Small-batch pinot noir and chardonnay at Pipers River.

Cataract Gorge Reserve

Launceston’s spectacular riverside gorge, ideal for a morning walk or picnic.

Seahorse World & Platypus House

Unique, side-by-side attractions in Beauty Point, dedicated to marine and native Tasmanian wildlife.

Tasmania Zoo

Home to Tasmanian devils and a wide variety of native and exotic species, perfect for families and wildlife lovers.

Brady’s Lookout

A classic Tamar Valley vantage point near Exeter, overlooking the river and surrounding vineyards.

Four people riding horses along a sandy beach, leaving hoofprints near the shoreline, with gentle waves and distant hills in the background.

Explore on Horseback

For those seeking adventure without the drive, Cradle Country Adventures guided horse rides right on Bakers Beach, just minutes from Ten Fifty Bakers.

Ride along the sand dunes and shoreline with views across Narawntapu National Park, a rare chance to experience Tasmania’s wilderness from a new perspective.

Suitable for all experience levels, it’s a memorable way to connect with the landscape that surrounds your stay.

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Explore on Foot

For those craving to move slowly through wilderness, Bakers Walking Co offers guided walking tours departing directly from Ten Fifty Bakers.

Wander along private tracks, hidden creeks, and bushland fringes, with sweeping views across Narawntapu’s rugged coastline.

Every step brings you deeper into Tasmania’s silent beauty, ideal for all fitness levels, with time to breathe, listen, and reconnect. It’s a walk that lingers long after the horizon fades.

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