Woolnorth Tours

One of the BEST tours I have ever been on. (We even saw a Tasmanian Devil run across the road). Laura is so knowledgeable, experienced and friendly it is amazing. Thankfully her tour company has a great relationship with the owner of Woolnorth and it's because of this the general public have access to this remarkably productive farmland. Without this relationship the public could not access Cape Grim. Laura took over the business from her mother and her knowledge is boundless and quite freely imparted. Laura is assisted by her young protegy Henry, who was a delight to share the tour with as well.If you only take one tour in Tassie,make it this one. If you're doing more make sure to include this. Real love and passion for what's being shown is quite rare these days, but it's present in spades here. Thank you Laura.

Great tour. Awesome to get up close to the wind farm, lovely morning tea and toilet stop and Cape Grim was spectacular. Laura was very knowledgeable and shared the local history with us. Well worth the cost and effort if up in North West Tassie.

This was our first day and first tour in Tasmania. What a cracking way to start our time. Really interesting and informative.

Amazing experience learning about the history of cape grim, the wind farm and the dairy farms! Laura's an amazing tour guide! Highly recommended! View was spectacular and the air was as clean as air can be!

Laura was extremely knowledgeable and shared balanced information about the wind farms, the history and current farming use of the area.Great to see places off limits to the public and plenty of time to take in the views.Would recommend.

Tour content felt quite propaganda-ry in relation to windfarms/wind energy which is the main reason for the downgrade, however given its such a large farm that's otherwise off-limits to the general public, the tour is good to gain access + see that very north-west part of Tassie.

Learnt a lot on this tour, it was also suitable for our kids who paid attention. The morning tea biscuits were awesome. Would have liked to look inside / find out more about cape grim air monitoring which is of personal interest, I understand it's not open to the public and not associated with the tour operator, still it would be good if they could do a display / video.

There is only one reasons to visit Cape Grim. The scenery is just spectacular. Well there is another reason, if you just want to tick the accessible most western point of Tasmania off your list.Unfortunately it ends there. Cape Grim can only be accessed joining the Woolnorth tour. Fair enough, it's private property. The tour guide however was far below par. It was a two hour biased, selective and at times incorrect school teacher lecture about wind farming, sheep shearing and location history imaginable if one could actually hear her over the rattle of the tour bus on the gravel road. I'm sure the two people sitting on the front seat next to the driver were very interested. They were probably the only ones who could actually hear it if they weren't asleep half way down the track already. (PS: Why lecture about sheep farming, there are no sheep there and haven't been for a long time.)I would give five stars for the scenery even though it was raining, but sorry tour guide, that wasn't good enough.

What a wonderful experience. Laura is so knowledgeable and the scenery is fantastic.

We tried to drive to cape grim headland and coastal area, and found a big sign saying you can’t go any further. Really disappointedYour tour company should perhaps open this area up for all to visit without having to pay and use your company for the privilege