The Triabunna Visitor Information Centre offers tourist services and unique artwork on Tasmania's east coast. Triabunna is 90 minutes north east of Hobart (88 kilometres/55 miles). The Triabunna Visitor Information Centre, located on Spring Bay, overlooks the Tasmanian Seafarers' Memorial Wall, marina and local fishing fleet. Here, you will find information and assistance for local accommodation and touring, as well as Internet access, rest rooms and showers. A feature of the Centre is its collection of tapestry wall hangings. Made by local residents, the tapestries depict the Aboriginal and European history, development and culture of the area - one of Australia's oldest municipalities. Open daily, the Triabunna Visitor Information Centre also offers booking information on ferry services to nearby Maria Island National Park. Originally a colonial penal settlement, Maria Island is now a haven for bushwalkers. Here, you can see historic ruins, sweeping bays, rugged cliffs and mountains, and diverse wildlife including pademelons, Forester kangaroos, Bennetts wallabies and Cape Barren geese.

Darlington Vineyard is a producer of fine cool-climate wines on Tasmania's east coast. The vineyard is located at Orford, an hour's drive north of Hobart (81 kilometres / 50 miles). Darlington Vineyard has 1.5 hectares of vines overlooking the historic Darlington settlement on Maria Island. Darlington's range of light, delicate wines includes pinot noir, sauvignon blanc, chardonnay and riesling. You can visit the vineyard each day during the summer months (December to February) and Friday to Monday from late February to late December. Taste wines from the Darlington Range and choose something to add to your own cellar. Tasmania's cool climate sets it apart from the rest of Australia as a prime wine-growing region and the state has over 200 vineyards, producing more than 6,500 tonnes of grapes per year. The Freycinet region is renowned for having the greatest hours of sunlight in Tasmania, and the area's long, sunny autumns create the perfect climate for growing intensely-flavoured chardonnay, pinot noir, gewürtztraminer and riesling grapes.

The Club boasts a picturesque 9 hole course, with gently undulating fairways and well groomed greens. There are scenic views of Maria island and the Mercury Passage from many fairways. It features a modern clubhouse with bar and Friday night family dinners.

Regular competitions are held on Saturdays for men and Thursdays for ladies. A 9 hole Chicken Run competition is held every Friday.

Visitors with a current GA handicap are welcome to enter competitions on payment of green fees, contact the club to arrange a tee time.

Mens
Length: 5386, Par: 70

Ladies
Length: 4885, Par: 70

Prices

18 Hole
Adult: $30.00
Junior: $10.00

9 Hole
Adult: $20.00
Junior: $10.00

Clubs are available to hire at $10 per set

Weekly green fees are $90 for adults and $40 for juniors.

At busier times of year, or if your group is large, it is wise to contact the club for available tee times.