Dark Mofo's Dark Road

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Devonport

You've arrived on the apple isle, now its time to hit the road!

Reliquaire

Renowned as being an eclectic wonderland, grab the free fudge and explore every cornice of this immersive retail Emporium.

Empress Craft Beer

Slip next door from the grocer and sample the best of Tasmania’s craft beer, wine, cider, and spirits. Open from 11am most days.

Southern Wild Distillery

Try (and buy) Dasher + Fisher gins—drawn from the mountains, oceans and meadows of the north-west—as well as Tasmanian whiskies and liqueurs

Pigeon Whole at Hill Street

Incredible bagels, breads, brioche and myriad other baked-goods, tucked away in a local grocer. Try the eccles cake.

Fundamental Espresso

Excellent coffee using Allpress Espresso beans, solid tunes on the turntable, and fresh-baked goods to compliment the caffeine.

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Drive – 25KM

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Tasmanian Food and Wine Conservatory

A fully-stocked providore and cafe nestled in the unique surrounds of the Sassafras Conservatory (and the stunning gardens beyond).

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Drive – 28KM

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Deloraine

The perfect stop to stretch your legs and linger among art, craft, heritage architecture and fine food.

Brush Rabbit

Artist Bec Watson’s oil paintings are just part of what makes her shop, Brush Rabbit, so gorgeous.

Cruzin' in the 50's Diner

Let your blue-suede shoes lead you to Cruzin' in the 50s Diner. You'll feel like you danced onto the set of Happy Days.

Mole Creek Caves

Mole Creek Karst National Park’s Marakoopa Cave has the largest glow-worm display of any public-access cave in Australia.

Liffey Falls

Nestled within cool temperate rainforest that forms part of the state’s esteemed World Heritage area.

Red Brick Road Ciderworks

Explore Tassie’s emerging craft cider scene at Red Brick Road Ciderworks, which opened in 2018.

Sculpture Walk

Deloraine is renowned for arts and crafts including as the Great Western Tiers Sculpture Trail’s starting point

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Drive – 27KM

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Hazelbrae Hazelnuts Nut Farm Cafe and Tasting Centre

A restaurant and farm gate on a hazelnut orchard. Trattoria-style brunch, lunch, snacks and Friday night dinners.

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Drive – 77KM

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Campbell Town

Stop off at historic Campbell Town where you can soak up some heritage charm.

The Book Cellar

Hidden away in the convict cellars of one of Tasmania's most interesting heritage properties Foxhunters Return, an 1830's eara coaching inn.

Zeps

Frittata, sandwiches and pies to keep you rolling, plus excellent gateaux if you’re feeling like a treat.

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Drive – 49KM

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Oatlands

Detour through to see this town’s heritage architecture, the surprising sculptures, charming shops and eateries.

Callington Mill

Oatlands’ most famous heritage structure.

The Jardin Room

Vintage-inspired interior and garden design store so gorgeous it almost seems out of place in quiet little Oatlands.

The Weaver's Cottages

A great place to swing past to purchase a locally made gift or must-have winter woollies for Dark Mofo.

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Drive – 35KM

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Old Kempton Distillery

Located in Dysart House - a former colonial inn - their Tasmanian-made copper still is kept in the convict-brick stables.

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Drive – 18KM

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Shene Estate

A popular destination for lovers of gin and history.

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Drive – 31KM

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Hobart

A Forest

Lose yourself in a contemporary ruin of art, noise, performance.

Altar + In the Hanging Garden

A temple of live music, in the heart of the city.

Dark Path

An art trail snaking through the inner-city wilderness of Queen’s Domain.

Mona

The mother of Dark Mofo. It's a bit different. But never changes.

Odeon Theatre

Winter Feast

Close to 80 stallholders using local and ethically sourced produce, and including collaborations between visiting and local chefs.