Port Arthur
Port Arthur is one of Tasmania's most rewarding pockets to explore. With 50 spots on our radar, you'll find a mix of local favourites and standout new openings — from morning coffee to long lunches and after-dark drinks. Below you'll find our top picks in Port Arthur, ranked by Spot Score, plus the best categories to dive into and a map to help you plan your visit.
Best categories in Port Arthur
The best spots in Port Arthur
Our highest Spot Scores in Port Arthur right now.
Remarkable Cave
Natural sea cave and tunnel carved through sandstone at Port Arthur, accessible at low tide.
cubed espresso bar
$Highly rated cafe at Eaglehawk Neck near Port Arthur, Tasmania, serving espresso and coffee.
Port Arthur Historic Site
Historic convict settlement from the 18th and 19th centuries now operating as a visitor attraction with a café at the Visitor Centre.
Bangor Vineyard Shed
$$A vineyard restaurant on Tasmania's south coast near Port Arthur.
The Cannery
$$Highly rated cafe in the historic Port Arthur precinct, housed in the Old Cannery Market building on Imlay Street.
McHenry Distillery
Craft distillery and bar in Port Arthur offering spirits and drinks.
NRMA Port Arthur Holiday Park
Where to Stay in Port Arthur, Tasmania.
Daci & Daci Bakers
$$Bakeries in Port Arthur, Tasmania.
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Port Arthur — FAQs
What is Port Arthur known for?+
Port Arthur is one of Tasmania's go-to neighbourhoods for eating and drinking out, with a strong line-up of cafes, restaurants and bars within easy reach of each other.
Where should I eat in Port Arthur?+
Start with our top-rated picks above — they're ranked by Spot Score. For something specific, browse the best cafes, restaurants or things to do in Port Arthur using the category links on this page.
Is Port Arthur good for a day out?+
Yes. Port Arthur packs plenty into a small area, so it's easy to string together coffee, a meal and an activity. Use the map to see what's close by.
Staying in Port Arthur?
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