Skip to main content

Curringa Farm,
Tasmania

Welcoming cruise visitors to experience Tasmanian farming, food and rural life.

Curringa Farm, Tasmania

Tim and Jane Parsons have a Tasmanian ancestry spanning 200 years and operate a farm and agritourism business near Hamilton, north-west of Hobart, offering farm-stay cottages and farm tours.

The farm spans 750 acres and runs up to 3,000 sheep for meat and wool, as well as growing crops of seeds and pharmaceutical medicine. About 12% of the farm is under conservation, with forest areas providing a home to native wildlife.

We host about 800 cruise passengers per year to Curringa Farm for traditional Aussie BBQ lunches, sheep shearing demonstrations, dog shows and farm tours.

Tim Parsons
Curringa Farm

Curringa Farm at a glance
750
acres of Tasmanian farmland
3,000
sheep for meat and wool
800
cruise passengers hosted each year

More than a decade of welcoming cruise visitors.

Around 12% of Curringa Farm's tour visitors are from cruise ships, and the property has been hosting cruise shore excursion tours for more than 10 years.