Stanley Tasmania
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Burnie
We stopped at Burnie to stretch and grab a light lunch on the way to Stanley. Makers Workshop has a café serving decent light meals and coffee. You might be able to spot a penguin just out side if you time it right. I didn’t see any. 
Makers Workshop
The view from the car. We are passing by the Rocky Cape.
Stanley
Stanley is a beautiful little town with some jaw dropping sceneries. 
This restaurant below (Stanley hotel bistro) has really decent food. The steak and grilled pink ling were awesome. Mains between $20 to $40. Great service. 
This is the towncentre
Probably the most famous nut in the world. The Nut
It is a steep steep hike up to the nut. I felt like a goat but it was worth it.
If you don’t want to feel like a mountain goat, you could go for the chair lift if they are operating on the day. 
This is a really stunning track. One of my favourite. You can tell by the number of photos I took.
I’m not sure if this actually count as a look out. It looks ancient. 
High field
There is an entrance fee but you can still enjoy the view of the surrounding area even if you don’t want to go inside. 
I really liked Stanley. If you plan to travel Northern Tasmania for a short trip, I highly recommend Stanley. If you are going to east coast, don’t miss the gardens on the Bay of Fires.
Boat Harbour
Boat harbour has a very nice café for breakfast. You could stop by and have a cuppa and a brekkie on the way to the Rocky Cape National Park. Don’t miss the Table cape if you have time.
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