A five-day voyage on a converted abalone boat delivers spectacular scenery, wilderness hikes and the bliss of sharing the water with no one but the odd fisherman.
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Exploring new ground in Tasmania: The Three Capes Track
4 Mar, 2021 11:00 AM
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Tucked away on the southeastern coastline of Australia’s island state, lies 48-kilometres of meticulous walking track that affords some of nature’s most dramatic and awe-inspiring displays for adventure-hungry travellers.
For those primed for fresh experiences, Tasmania sure does punch above its weight. In particular, nature-loving walkers are in for a slice of hiking heaven; 2800 kilometres of managed tracks and more than 880 walks in national parks, reserves and conservation areas are waiting to be discovered.
If there s one walk that manages to encapsulate all that is special about this out-of-the-ordinary destination, it s the stunning Three Capes Track in Tasman National Park. For four days and three nights, you ll be immersed in an extraordinary landscape, encompassing cliff-hugging coastline, ancient dolerite columns, eucalypt woodlands, wildflower scrubland and canopied gi
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Australia s top 25 travel experiences, state by state
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Australians: get excited. It doesn t matter where you are in this fine land, there is a travel destination or attraction nearby that is truly amazing, truly world-class.
We re talking the sort of experiences that foreign visitors have typically – in better times – spent their life savings on being able to access. The likes of sailing in the Whitsundays, visiting ancient Indigenous rock-art sites, cruising in the Kimberley, wining and dining in our finest locales.
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This is the stuff we Australians should be getting genuinely excited about when it comes to planning a holiday at home this year, the places and experiences that couldn t be bettered overseas even if you were able to try. Every state and territory has them. It s time to be inspired.