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Photos of Bangor

To get a taste of what Bangor looks like, please visit our photo gallery at Bangor Photos. There you will see a range of beautiful images of Bangor all taken by Matt Dunbabin.

Publications about Bangor

We have a number of publications about Bangor farm and the history of the Dunbabin family in Tasmania. For more information see Dunbabin Family History, or contact Tom Dunbabin.

At Bangor we have a history of conserving our cultural and natural heritage whilst operating an extensive farming business. We enjoy living here, and love sharing the area with others.

Visits to Bangor are by appointment, please contact us by email at tours@bangor.com.au to arrange your visit.

We are pleased to offer a range of different ways that you can experience Bangor. These include: guided day walks with a gourmet picnic lunch on the beach, evening spotlight tours including supper with the Dunbabin family, and painting workshops. More details to come, but until then, please contact us by email at tours@bangor.com.au, for more information.

Lagoon Bay, Bangor.

By watercolour artist Angus Douglas.

We are thrilled to have Angus run the painting workshops here at Bangor. For more information email Bangor Tours.

Lagoon Bay, Bangor. By Angus Douglas.

Night Wildlife Tour
Abel Tasman Guided Walk
Painting Workshops
Bangor Photos
Bangor Publications

FARMING FOR THE FUTURE

Join us tonight on an exclusive spotlighting wildlife tour to the award winning historic farm “Bangor”, with 5100 hectares of native forests and grasslands and 35 km of spectactular coastline.

Meet the Dunbabin family who have owned Bangor for 120 years. Over supper, chat with us about this historic property on which Abel Tasman hoisted the Dutch flag in 1642, our award winning environmental management, and the Tasmanian Devil research programme. We will take you on a tour of discovery through this picturesque landscape at dusk to experience Wombats, Possums, Wallabies and the threatened Tasmanian Devils, all in their natural environment.

Experience the beauty and history of Bangor on our fully guided day walk, taking in some of Bangor’s 35 km of spectacular coastline. Our experienced guides will show you the natural and cultural heritage of Bangor, including the Monument at Tasman Bay, where Abel Tasman planted the Dutch flag in 1642.