Tasmania · Attraction
Table Cape Tulip Farm
Fields of colour on a volcanic headland
schedule 1 min read / Updated Jun 2026
Perched on the dramatic clifftop of Table Cape just outside Wynyard, the Table Cape Tulip Farm is one of Australia's largest bulb producers and one of the most visually arresting seasonal attractions on the North-West Coast. Each spring from late September to late October, the paddocks are transformed into a carpet of colour as more than a million tulips bloom against a backdrop of blue Bass Strait. An on-site cafe, art gallery, and shop selling locally grown bulbs complete the experience.
The farm is owned and operated by Van Diemen Quality Bulbs, a family business that has cultivated the Table Cape plateau for decades. During peak bloom in early to mid October, the sight of row upon row of tulips in red, yellow, orange, and purple against the ocean horizon is genuinely breathtaking and draws visitors from across Australia. Entry gives access to the walking paths through the flower fields, and the on-site art gallery showcases works inspired by the landscape and the seasons.
A separate summer season, known as The Patch, runs from mid-February to early April and features a different selection of seasonal flowers, with the farm open Monday to Sunday with Friday evening hours until 9:00 pm. Entry fees differ between the two seasons. The farm is located 12 kilometres west of Wynyard along Table Cape Road, and the drive itself offers sweeping coastal views. The annual Wynyard Tulip Festival, held each October in Gutteridge Gardens, celebrates the blooming season with live music, food stalls, and fireworks.
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