Maria Island National Park | Parks & Wildlife Service Tasmania
Maria Island’s landscape is a microcosm of unique cultural heritage found within Tasmania; rich, varied and significant. This heritage and the associated stories play an important role in raising awareness about the past, celebrating the present and learning for the future.
Maria Island History | Parks & Wildlife Service Tasmania
Maria Island Field Centre c/- Corner Charles St and Esplanade West Triabunna TAS 7190 Phone: 03 6123 4040 Email: Maria.Island@parks.tas.gov.au. Visitor centre opening hours Open 7 days 7.45am to 3.30pm 1 September to 30 April 9am to 3.30pm from 1 May to 31 August. Maria Island is a special place with something for everyone - historic ruins ...
Maria Island Penitentiary accommodation | Parks & Wildlife …
Access Maria Island by passenger ferry from Triabunna, located off the Tasman Highway (A3). The ferry service runs between Triabunna and Darlington, and takes around 45 minutes. Visit the Encounter Maria Island website for details on current ferry timetables, fares and crossing information. Passenger numbers may be limited during busy periods ...
Painted Cliffs | Parks & Wildlife Service Tasmania - Tasmania Parks …
Painted Cliffs | Parks & Wildlife Service Tasmania. One of Maria Island's most beautiful features, these cliffs lack height but they more than make up for it with their amazing colours and swirling patterns.
Maria Island Marine Reserve | Parks & Wildlife Service Tasmania
Maria Island Field Centre c/- Corner Charles St and Esplanade West Triabunna TAS 7190 Phone: 03 6123 4040 Email: Maria.Island@parks.tas.gov.au. Visitor centre opening hours Open 7 days 7.45am to 3.30pm 1 September to 30 April 9am to 3.30pm from 1 May to 31 August. Maria Island’s marine reserve protects a range of marine habitats, perfect for ...
Maria Island camping - Darlington | Parks & Wildlife Service …
Maria Island Field Centre c/- Corner Charles St and Esplanade West Triabunna TAS 7190 Phone: 03 6123 4040 Email: Maria.Island@parks.tas.gov.au. Visitor centre opening hours Open 7 days 7.45am to 3.30pm 1 September to 30 April 9am to 3.30pm from 1 May to 31 August. A valid parks pass is required for entry to Tasmania's national parks.
Sarah Island | Parks & Wildlife Service Tasmania
Sarah Island is Tasmania's oldest convict settlement and reputedly one of the severest penal establishments in the history of transportation to Australia. Flogging was frequently used as a punishment and more than 180 escape attempts were made. Remotely located, the island sits in the southern part of Macquarie Harbour on Tasmania's west coast.
Fossil Cliffs | Parks & Wildlife Service Tasmania - Tasmania Parks …
Fossil Cliffs | Parks & Wildlife Service Tasmania. This stunning set of cliffs on Maria Island hold stories both ancient and modern.
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Maria Island National Park and Marine Reserve One of the finest marine reserves in Tasmania can be found along the north-west coast of Maria Island. Snorkelers and divers can discover the underwater life around the sheltered waters of Darlington Bay and the Painted Cliffs.
Park passes and entry fees | Parks & Wildlife Service Tasmania
Family (2 adults, 3 children) $69.85. Holiday Passe s - all Tasmanian national parks for up to 2 months. Excludes Cradle Mountain shuttle service. Per vehicle (up to 8 people) $93.15. Per person (under 5 years no charge) $46.60. Annual Park Pass - all Tasmanian national parks.