Bream Creek

Bream Creek brings together regional produce, a tradition of events, wine and a road route through varied landscapes. The farmers market and Bream Creek Show offer specific calendar highlights; the wineries add tastings and views.

Market and show: two different dates

The Bream Creek Farmers Market is held on the first Sunday of each month at the Bream Creek Show Grounds. Fresh, seasonal and locally grown produce is sold directly by growers and producers. The seasonal selection and schedule may change; check current market information before visiting. For travellers interested in regional food, the appeal lies in buying directly and discovering seasonal produce. Current market information can help you keep the right date in mind.

The one-day Bream Creek Show has been held annually since 1897 and is scheduled for the third Saturday in March; individual dates may change. The program includes a competition for the largest pumpkin. The market focuses on buying seasonal produce directly, while the show features the competition for the largest pumpkin. Their different schedules make the market and show distinct reasons to visit.

Wine tastings and views

Bream Creek Vineyard produces award-winning Tasmanian cool-climate wines and offers tastings at its cellar door. From the cellar door, the view extends to Marion Bay, Maria Island and Hellfire Bluff. During a cellar-door tasting, the surrounding coastal scenery also adds to the experience. For tastings, it is advisable to check current booking and operating details in advance.

Cape Bernier Vineyard offers tasting platters featuring free-range products, including pork products; availability may change. Wines are also available there for tasting and purchase. The view from the winery extends across Marion Bay. At Bream Creek Vineyard, three views accompany the wine tastings; Cape Bernier pairs tasting platters with views across Marion Bay.

Road route and circuit

Bream Creek Road passes through forest and foothills, across farmland and on to the sea. A 7 km circuit runs along Marion Bay Road, Bream Creek Road and Burnt Hill Road. The 7 km refers to the circuit as a whole. Check route conditions locally; road conditions may vary.

Plan your trip around your interests

First decide what matters to you on your trip. You can then check the relevant dates and current tasting or route conditions.

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