Cricket Australia Masters National Championships 2026-27

Key Dates

Masters Cricket Tasmania will host three national cricket championships in Northern and North West Tasmania across 2026 and 2027:

Women’s Over 40 & Over 50: Sun 15th Nov–Fri 20th Nov 2026

Men’s Over 65: Sat 5th Dec–Fri 11th Dec 2026

Men’s Over 40: Sun 31st Jan–Mon 1st Feb 2027

Accommodation

Launceston offers a variety of accommodation types to suit every kind of traveller. Whether you're looking for an Airbnb, self-serviced apartment, holiday park cabin, motel, or a 4-star hotel there is something for every budget. Here's a list of a few places to get your started:

Peppers Silo Hotel

Peppers Seaport Hotel

Hotel Grand Chancellor

Country Club Tasmania

BIG4 Launceston Holiday Park

Olde Tudor Hotel

The Sebel

Launceston Central Apartments

Tamar Valley Resort

Visitor Information

The Launceston Visitor and Information Centre, Great Western Tiers Visitor Centre, and Tamar Visitor Centre can help you to book accommodation, tours and attractions. Contact the friendly teams at each centre for more information.

We've got you covered for all things Northern Tasmania, but if you're heading over to the north west coast, our friends at West by North West have the latest and greatest on what to see, do, eat, and experience. Don't miss this special part of Tasmania while you're here!

How to get here

More than a quarter of all visitors to Tasmania enter the state through Launceston Airport. This is your welcoming and picturesque gateway to northern Tasmania, and was recently nominated as “Major Airport of the Year” by the Australian Airports Association.

Spirit of Tasmania is one of Australia's most iconic travel experiences, and makes travelling across Bass Strait flexible, convenient and easy. Best of all, you can bring your vehicle (and your pet!) and explore Northern Tasmania at your own pace.

Discover why Launceston has earned its place on the world stage as a UNESCO City of Gastronomy.

From artisan bakeries and bustling cafés to award-winning restaurants and acclaimed wineries, every meal tells a story of the people, landscapes and cultures that shape the region. Whether you're seeking a long lunch, fresh local flavours or a deeper connection to Tasmania's food heritage, Launceston invites you to pull up a seat and experience one of Australia's most celebrated culinary destinations.

Launceston is home to so many incredible cafes, restaurants, bars, and eateries. From casual to fine dining, sweets to savouries, seafood to paddock produce, and Australian to international cuisine, there's something for everyone. To discover some of Launceston's best-kept secrets, check out Launceston Central's website below.