Launceston
Founded in 1806, Launceston is Australia’s third-oldest city. It is a thriving business and social centre with beautiful old buildings and streets dating from early Colonial, Georgian and Edwardian times. Apart from being a beautiful destination in its own right, Launceston is the gateway to the spectacular Tamar Valley where stunning landscapes and dramatic gorges provide an exhilarating backdrop to activities such as abseiling, rock climbing and hang gliding. Art galleries, fascinating historic settlements and superb fishing meanwhile provide activities for those seeking something more relaxing.
The region also boasts a number of excellent venue options including the Peppers Seaport Hotel built in the shape of a ship with spectacular views of the Seaport marina and the mountains beyond.
Event and Conference Venues
The Sebel Launceston
The Sebel Launceston is close to the city centre and the vibrant seaport and is an elegant, European style hotel with three different event spaces which can be tailored to suit every style of meeting or event.
| Conference capacity: 50 | Number of meeting rooms: 2 |
| Number of bedrooms: 49 | Parking facilities: Yes |
Peppers Seaport Hotel
Peppers Seaport Hotel has state of the art facilities and luxury waterfront accommodation. Built on the site of an old dry dock in the shape of a ship this inspired hotel can accommodate up to 60 delegates.
| Conference capacity: 60 | Number of meeting rooms: 1 |
| Number of bedrooms: 60 | Parking facilities: Yes |
Country Club Tasmania
A true country club in every sense offering everything you need: an international standard 18-hole golf course, state-of-the-art conference centre, nine restaurants and bars and extensive onsite leisure facilities.
| Conference capacity: 450 | Number of meeting rooms: 11 |
| Number of bedrooms: 182 | Parking facilities: Yes |
