A 7 km circuit, a monthly Farmers Market and the annual Bream Creek Show offer different starting points for planning a trip to Bream Creek. Wine tastings at Bream Creek Vineyard and Cape Bernier Vineyard are also on offer. If you’re looking for a specific event, you can plan around the market and show dates; if you’re more interested in the scenery or wine, you can focus on the circuit or the wineries.
Farmers Market and Bream Creek Show
The Bream Creek Farmers Market takes place on the first Sunday of every month at the Bream Creek Show Grounds. It offers fresh, seasonal and locally grown produce directly from growers and makers. This makes the market a specific stop for anyone who wants to include regional produce in their trip. The first Sunday provides a recurring calendar rhythm; the produce available may vary with the season. The market date may also change, so it’s worth checking the latest market information before your visit.
The Bream Creek Show is a one-day event held on the third Saturday in March and has taken place annually since 1897. The show also features a competition for the largest pumpkin. Unlike the monthly market, the show is a one-day event, so the exact date is important for planning. Individual event dates may change; check the date for the relevant year.
Wine Tastings and Views
Bream Creek Vineyard produces award-winning Tasmanian cool-climate wines and offers wine tastings at its cellar door. From there, you can enjoy views of Marion Bay, Maria Island and Hellfire Bluff. Cape Bernier Vineyard offers wines for tasting and sale. It also serves tasting plates of free-range products, including pork products, with views across Marion Bay. The two vineyards therefore have distinct offerings: Bream Creek includes wine tastings and three named views, while Cape Bernier additionally offers plates of free-range products. Visit, operating and booking details, as well as the availability of tasting plates, may change; check in advance.
Circuit and Scenery
The 7 km circuit follows Marion Bay Road, Bream Creek Road and Burnt Hill Road. Check local conditions before taking this route. Bream Creek Road passes through forest and foothills, across farmland and on to the sea. These two details help with different kinds of planning: the circuit is defined by its length, while Bream Creek Road is characterised by its changing scenery. This gives visitors two different points of reference: a specific circuit and a road described by its own landscape.
Discover more destinations: Mount Stuart, National Park, Upper Blessington, Mole Creek, Lake St Clair, Cygnet, Tea Tree, Falmouth
For the broader travel overview: Tasmania.
