Kings Bridge, is a historic iron arch bridge opened in 1864, linking the city to the scenic…read moreCataract Gorge. Our group walked that bridge, while admiring the Cataract Gorge at the short distance. It was designed by William Doyne and fabricated in Manchester, England in 1863 and assembled on-site to span the South Esk River. It was originally a single lane before a duplicate span was added in 1904, utilizing locally fabricated parts. It remans a vital and historic link to the Trevallyn suburb and access to the Gorge walking tracks.

Located in Hillwood in the iconic Tamar Valley is Millers Orchard and Vineyard. Shed door sales are…read moreavailable for cherries, apricots, apples, peaches and more. Great stop for a summer drive in the Tamar Valley. If you fancy cherries, sample the seconds before you launch into the first grade, as they can be as good (and good value). Cherry prices are generally comparable with the shops (i.e. not much cheaper). For those who like a tipple, ciders and wines are also available. As too are local produce (dutch cream anyone?) and jams (yum) and other preserves.

We purchased a new house and needed to change the locks on the front , side a back door . we also…read morewanted window locks fitted for security . I contacted Kerry from Launceston locksmiths and he was there the same day to quote the job . Kerry returned 2 days later and completed the job in less time that was quoted . fantastic job and was cheaper than quoted . workmanship and professionalism was terrific. I recommend Launceston locksmiths to everyone. Top Job .. Thanks Kerry ..

I love the dog park here, it's off leash complete with poop bags and a lovely work along the riverread more

I first became introduced to Stik-ees when my son was in preschool. They held a fundraiser so I…read morebought all the holidays. He just turned 26 and I still use my stickies at Christmas time. This year my grandson was just enamored with them. I am going to get a whole another generation of use from my Stik-ees, and when I can I intend on sending some off as a gift to my daughter-in-law, so she can start her own tradition. I can't make this claim with any other decoration I used in the past 2 decades. Highly recommend!!!

Heather and Adrian are fantastic to work with. They are friendly and professional and really went…read moreout of their way to find out exactly what we wanted for our website, and also came up with some great marketing strategies for Google. We are so thrilled with the end result. I would recommend them to anyone wanting a high quality website.

Rikal were helpful and friendly when I called on short notice. They were able to clean up my pets…read moremess before my guests arrived!

Seahorse world is a very formative and educational experience and is great fun for the price you…read morepay. The prices are fair and the tours are run regularly from every 45 minutes to an hour. We had Luke as our guide. He was very educated, friendly and welcoming he's been here for three years. You are taken into different rooms and shown different aquariums. As they are salt water creatures and do not have any other need other than the roped and large nets to hold on to. I feel this makes a better experience to see the creatures and absorb more of the experience. The gift shop was great and they are very informative about helping those who want to raise and keep seahorses for themselves as they also sell them internationally and across Australia. Definitely worth bringing the family or your partner and get involved and learn about the seahorses.

If you like seahorses, this is the place for you! They certainly have a lot of seahorses, and you…read moreget to see them and learn all about them on the wonderful guided tour. Overall, it's a neat operation and worth checking out! The cons are, it's expensive and it's a lot of sea horses. The displays are focused on showing you seahorses, and aren't particularly aesthetic- just ropes and fake seaweed, no reef set-ups or anything. To be fair, their main business is breeding seahorses for the pet trade and their focus is on having healthy, happy seahorses. I'm glad we went and experienced the World of Seahorses, but it's not something I would do twice.