Recreational tour and lunch
Recreational tour and lunch
Pyengana Dairy, St Columbus Falls, Mt Paris Dam = 6 hours.
Total cost $590 for up to 12 guests which is less than $50 each.
Pyengana Dairy
Located in the beautiful Pyengana Valley, Pyengana Dairy is the home of Australia’s heritage farmhouse cheese. On a farm in North Eastern Tasmania, they have an amazing 130-year tradition of producing handcrafted cheese and dairy products. The Farmgate Cafe provides visitors with the opportunity to see the cheese making (weekdays only), taste the cheeses and relax on the deck or by the open fire whilst enjoying a gourmet platter, 3-cheese pizza or a delicious soup with a Tasmanian wine, beer or cider. (Lunch at guests’ own expense)
Pyengana Dairy
Located in the beautiful Pyengana Valley,Pyengana Dairy, is the home of Australia’s heritage farmhouse cheese. Through 130 years of tradition of producing handcrafted cheese and dairy products on farm in North Eastern Tasmania. The Farmgate Cafe provides visitors with the opportunity to see the cheese making (weekdays only), taste the cheeses and relax on the deck or by the open fire whilst enjoying a gourmet platter, 3 cheese pizza or a delicious soup with a Tasmanian wine,beer or cider. Lunch at Guests own expense
St Columbus Falls
Water leaps over Saint Columba Falls, one of Tasmania’s tallest falls at 90 meters, at an average rate of 42,000 litres per minute. Or in winter, it can exceed 200,000 litres per minute, showering visitors in mist and spray. A few tree ferns rise out of the rocks next to the falls to complete the rainforest scene.
St Columbus Falls
Water leaps over Saint Columba Falls – one of Tasmania’s tallest falls at 90 metersat an average rate of 42,000 liters per minute. Or in winter can exceed 200,000 litres per minute, showering visitors in mist and spray. A few tree ferns rise out of the rocks next to the falls to complete the rainforest scene.
Mount Paris Dam
A breathtaking sight. Hidden among the ferns and reclaiming forest, you’ll find the heritage listed Mount Paris Dam. Construction of the dam began in 1935 and was completed less than a year later, in 1936. It was previously referred to as the Morning Star Dam. The dam is the only one of buttress and slab construction in Tasmania, and one of just a handful of such structures in Australia.
Mount Paris Dam
Along the banks of the Cascade River in North East Tasmania is a spectacular sight. Hidden among the ferns and reclaiming forest you’ll find the heritage listed Mount Paris Dam. Construction of the dam began in 1935, and was completed less than a year later, in 1936. It was previously referred to as the Morning Star Dam. The dam is the only one of a buttress and slab construction in Tasmania, and one of just handful of that construction in Australia.
