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Discover the Charm of Plenty Cider in Tasmania

Explore the delightful flavors of Tasmania at Plenty Cider, where handcrafted ciders and beautiful scenery combine for an unforgettable experience.

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Nestled in the scenic surroundings of Tasmania, Plenty Cider offers visitors a delightful retreat where they can savor exquisite ciders crafted from local apples. This charming venue is perfect for tourists seeking a unique experience in a lush, tranquil setting.

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Salmon Ponds, 41 Salmon Ponds Rd, Plenty, Tasmania, 7140, AU
Saturday
11 am-4 pm
Sunday
11 am-4 pm
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Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Plenty Cider.

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Visit during the afternoon for a relaxing atmosphere with fewer crowds.
Try the tasting flight to sample a variety of ciders before choosing your favorite.
Check their website for special events, as live music and festivals are often hosted.
Bring a picnic blanket to enjoy the stunning outdoor spaces.
Make sure to explore their shop for unique cider-related merchandise and local products.

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Plenty Cider is a picturesque destination located in the heart of Tasmania, renowned for its delicious, handcrafted ciders made from the freshest local ingredients. Visitors are greeted by a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for relaxation or gathering with friends and family. The rustic charm of the venue, combined with the stunning natural beauty of the surrounding landscape, creates an idyllic setting for cider enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. The outdoor seating area allows guests to bask in the sun while enjoying panoramic views of the lush orchards and rolling hills. The cider selection features a variety of flavors that cater to different palates, from sweet to dry, ensuring that every visitor finds something to enjoy. Plenty Cider also emphasizes sustainability, sourcing its apples from local farms and employing eco-friendly practices in its production process. Beyond the delightful beverages, the venue often hosts events, live music, and seasonal festivals, making it a vibrant spot for tourists looking to immerse themselves in local culture. Whether you are a cider connoisseur or a curious traveler, Plenty Cider promises a memorable experience filled with the flavors of Tasmania.

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    Getting There

    Car

    If you are driving from the Mount Field National Park visitor center, head southeast on Lake Fenton Road towards the exit. Continue on this road until you reach the junction with the Lyell Highway (A10). Turn right onto Lyell Highway and drive for approximately 20 kilometers. Look for the signs directing you to Plenty and Salmon Ponds Road. Turn left onto Salmon Ponds Road and continue for about 5 kilometers. Plenty Cider will be on your right at 41 Salmon Ponds Road.

    Public Transportation

    To reach Plenty Cider using public transportation, start at the Mount Field National Park visitor center. You will need to take a bus from the nearby town of New Norfolk. First, make your way to the New Norfolk bus stop. From there, take the bus towards Hobart and get off at the Plenty Road stop. Once you disembark, walk along Plenty Road for about 2 kilometers until you reach Salmon Ponds Road. Turn left onto Salmon Ponds Road, and after about 3 kilometers, you will find Plenty Cider at 41 Salmon Ponds Road on your right.

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