Devonport

At every turn is breathtaking scenery, and here lies many a strange creature, the most legendary of which is the Tasmanian devil, a tiny but astonishingly fierce marsupial will challenge and kill prey three times its size.

Attractions

The place not to be missed is the Tiagarra Tasmanian Aboriginal Culture and Art Centre located at the dramatic Mersey Bluff. The center has preserved around 270 aboriginal rock engravings, of which a small collection of concentric circles, motifs or snakes, abalone shells, emus, crayfish and other creatures are on display. Taped background information provides insight into the life of the Tasmanian aborigines. The Maritime and Folk Museum is an additional attraction as are a variety of souvenir shops, art galleries and the Wilderness Society Shop, which make for interesting diversions while visiting Devonport.

Shopping

As a busy ferry terminus, Devonport features a good number of souvenir shops, particularly along Stewart Street. The Devonport Art Gallery, occupying a converted church, features changing exhibitions and a small collection of Tasmanian ceramics. The Wilderness Society Shop is a good source for guide books, posters, postcards and T-shirts. Shopping may be limited on Sundays.

Food

Guests wishing to have lunch ashore will find a variety of eateries and food. Cuisine ranges from Malaysian and Chinese to Italian, Mexican and even a Big Mac at McDonald's on the waterfront.

Currency

The local currency used in Adelaide is the Australian Dollar (AUD).

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