Bream Creek: Market, Show and Wine

In Bream Creek, recurring events, wine tastings and a route through varied landscapes give potential reasons to visit a concrete shape. A visit can be planned around the monthly market, the date of the annual Bream Creek Show or the wineries. There is also a 7 km circular route along three roads. Which of these aspects interests you most can also help you choose the right time for your holiday rental in Bream Creek.

Market and show as regular events

The Bream Creek Farmers Market takes place on the first Sunday of each month. Fresh, seasonal and locally grown produce is sold directly by growers and makers. The market therefore combines a set date with a glimpse of what is available locally: instead of simply visiting attractions, you can discover regional products and shop directly from the people who grow or make them. If you want the market to be part of your stay, the first Sunday is a useful point of reference when planning your trip.

Another reason to visit is the Bream Creek Show. The one-day event takes place every year on the third Saturday in March and has been held annually since 1897. One of its special attractions is a competition for the biggest pumpkin. This unusual, easy-to-understand competition theme can also give families something to talk about during a visit. The market and the show are two different ways to plan the timing of a stay: monthly shopping on the first Sunday or the annual event in March.

Wine tastings and regional produce

Bream Creek Vineyard produces award-winning Tasmanian cool-climate wines and offers tastings at its cellar door. From there, views open out over Marion Bay, Maria Island and Hellfire Bluff. Wine and scenery come together here as part of a visit, without requiring a particular itinerary. Wine enthusiasts can find an opportunity to taste at the cellar door; the views mentioned also add a scenic highlight.

Cape Bernier Vineyard also pairs wine with other regional products: tasting platters featuring free-range produce, including pork products, are available. Wines can be tasted and purchased there. The vineyard also offers views across Marion Bay. This makes it possible to distinguish what you value most: at Bream Creek Vineyard, the award-winning cool-climate wines and views of three named destinations; at Cape Bernier, wine tasting and sales, tasting platters and views across the bay.

Explore the roads and scenery

Bream Creek Road runs through forest and foothills, across farmland and down to the sea. It therefore describes a changing landscape along the road, from wooded and agricultural sections to the sea. If you would rather explore the area on a set route, you can consider the 7 km circular route. It follows Marion Bay Road, Bream Creek Road and Burnt Hill Road. The distance and the names of the three roads offer a concrete guide for planning your day; they do not indicate a walking time or level of difficulty.

There are several different options to shape the timing of your trip: the monthly market, the one-day show in March, wine tastings or the route along the roads. If a particular date matters to you, you can plan your search for a holiday rental around that event. If you would rather focus on scenery and regional produce, the circular route and the two wineries offer other reasons to consider Bream Creek.

Discover more places

You can also include these places in your further travel plans: Campania, Lalla, Rossarden, Dover, Rosny Park, Granton, Deviot and West Kentish.

For the broader travel overview: Tasmania.