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Best national parks in Tasmania

About forty per cent of Tasmania is protected, and a parks pass, sold by the vehicle for up to two months, covers all of it. Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair is the emblem: the Dove Lake circuit for day visitors, reached by shuttle bus, and the six-day Overland Track, which needs a booking in the summer season. Freycinet has the curve of Wineglass Bay, seen from a lookout an hour’s walk from the car park. Mount Field, the state’s first park, an hour from Hobart, has Russell Falls and some of the tallest flowering trees on earth.

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Tasman National Park

Tasmania, Australia

Tasman National Park is the sea-cliff coast of the Tasman Peninsula an hour and a half south-east of Hobart, and it…

10 tickets & tours

Freycinet National Park

Tasmania, Australia

Freycinet is the granite peninsula on the east coast of Tasmania that holds Wineglass Bay, the beach that represents…

4 tickets & tours

Maria Island National Park

Tasmania, Australia

Maria Island lies off the east coast of Tasmania, reached by a half-hour passenger ferry from Triabunna, an hour and a…

4 tickets & tours

Mount Field National Park

Tasmania, Australia

Mount Field is Tasmania's oldest national park, an hour and a quarter north-west of Hobart in the Derwent valley,…

1 ticket or tour

South Bruny National Park

Tasmania, Australia

South Bruny National Park covers the wild southern coast of Bruny Island, off the south-east of Tasmania, a landscape…

1 ticket or tour

The Tasman peninsula has three-hundred-metre dolerite sea cliffs, best seen by boat, and the Three Capes Track. Maria Island, a car-free island with convict ruins, wombats and painted cliffs, is reached by ferry from Triabunna, and South Bruny has a lighthouse and wild southern coast.

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