Car rental in Devonport

Flanked by the Mersey River on one side and Bass Strait on another, Devonport is very much Tasmania's gateway to the world. Here your day could start with the breathtaking sunrise on a beach, drift through a compelling art gallery, then conclude with a fabulous locally-sourced meal.

Getting Around

Rental Cars

Renting a car is a convenient way to explore Devonport and its surroundings. With suppliers offering a variety of affordable options, you can easily find a car model that suits your needs - whether it's a compact hatchback for city driving or a spacious SUV for family trips.

Parking

Driving should be stress-free right? Don't worry, parking in Devonport is generally free and conveniently available, especially around tourist attractions. Some areas may have timed parking, so just keep an eye out for signage.

Exploring the Region

Diving into Devonport's surroundings, nature will keep you amazed with stunning panoramic views, lush national parks and alluring beaches. Your journey here can lead you to the iconic Cradle Mountain or the captivating Tamar Valley — both within easy reach for day trips.

Devonport City

Attractions

The Devonport region holds many charming attractions. The Mersey Bluff Lighthouse, Tiagarra Aboriginal Cultural and Art Centre, the Imaginarium Science Centre, to name a few, are truly worth a visit.

Neighbourhoods and Beaches

Get to know Devonport’s friendly neighbourhoods or dip your toes into one of the many beautiful beaches like Coles Beach, East Devonport Beach – each a testament to Devonport’s unadulterated beauty.

Practical Information

Climate

Devonport experiences a temperaate oceanic climate. Summers (Dec-Feb) are mild and winters (Jun-Aug) cool – perfect for a cosy fireside experience or a brisk morning walk on the beach.

Currency

As in all of Australia, the currency used is the Australian Dollar (AUD). Most shops, hotels and restaurants accept credit cards, and ATMs are well-distributed across the city.

Traffic Rules & Speed Limits

Remember, unlike the UK, in Australia you drive on the left-hand side of the road. Urban areas, like Devonport Centrecity, have a speed limit of 50km/h, unless otherwise marked.

Devonport, with its varied landscapes and distinctive culture, welcomes you. So, buckle up and set the wheels in motion for an unforgettable holiday.