About
The Big Cherries of Latrobe beckon from the Bass Highway--a pair of bright red, six-metre-high fruits that kids absolutely love climbing! Found at the delightful Cherry Shed cafe on Tasmania's north-west coast, these cheerful sculptures celebrate Tasmania's world-famous cherry season from December to February. The Big Cherries are a beloved roadside attraction perfect for families exploring Tasmanian road trip routes. Tasmania's cherries are renowned globally and exported as luxury items to Asian markets, making this Big Thing a tribute to the region's agricultural excellence. Stop by to enjoy local cherry produce, take memorable family photos, and appreciate these iconic sculptures that capture regional pride. Whether you're visiting during cherry season or year-round, the Big Cherries offer a sweet taste of Tasmanian tourism and horticultural heritage on any Big Things Passport adventure.
Fun Fact
Tasmania's premium cherries are so highly prized they're exported to Asia as luxury items! Cherry trees can live for over 100 years, but take 7 years to produce their first fruit--a worthwhile investment for growers.
Location
Stay in the Loop
Get new articles and Big Things updates in your inbox.