About Table Cape Tulip Farm
Table Cape Tulip Farm is a seasonal flower farm located on the Table Cape headland near Wynyard in north-west Tasmania. Set on fertile volcanic soils overlooking Bass Strait, it displays extensive rows of tulips in varied colours during the spring bloom. Established as a commercial tulip-growing operation, the farm opens to visitors annually and is known for its patterned fields, coastal views and association with the Wynyard Bloomin' Tulips Festival.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect broad, patterned fields of tulips in bloom on an elevated coastal headland with views over Bass Strait and surrounding farmland. The farm provides marked paths and viewing areas among the rows for sightseeing and photography, with seasonal kiosk, gift shop and interpretive information about tulip cultivation. The setting is open and exposed, with the Table Cape Lighthouse nearby and rural coastal scenery.
Key highlights
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Expansive rows of tulips in multiple colours and varieties
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Elevated coastal setting on Table Cape with views over Bass Strait
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Patterned field designs created for seasonal display
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Photo opportunities among the blooms
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Proximity to Table Cape Lighthouse and lookout
History of Table Cape Tulip Farm
Commercial tulip cultivation on Table Cape developed from the 1980s utilising the area's fertile volcanic soils. The farm has operated as a family-run bulb-growing and agritourism venture, becoming a well-known seasonal attraction in north-west Tasmania.
Culture & Context
The farm is a focal point for the annual Wynyard Bloomin' Tulips Festival and represents the region's spring flower-growing heritage and agritourism culture, drawing visitors for floral displays and community celebration.
Route
| By road | Approximately 10 minutes by car from Wynyard via Table Cape Road; accessible by private vehicle and tour coaches |
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