Maria Island is located on the east coast of Tasmania. The entire island is a national park and world heritage reserve. There are no vehicles, no shops, and no permanent residents. It is a pristine and pure secret place.
The island has geological wonders such as painted cliffs, fossil cliffs, and Priest Peak. Native wildlife such as kangaroos, wombats, and echidnas can be seen everywhere. Seals and dolphins are often seen offshore.
The complete historical relics of colonial convicts are preserved, and you can only go to the island by ferry. You can slowly explore the island on foot or by bicycle. It is a must-see natural and cultural secret on the east coast of Tasmania.
Maria Island is located on the east coast of Tasmania. The entire island is a national park and world heritage reserve. There are no vehicles, no shops, and no permanent residents. It is a pristine and pure secret place.
The island has geological wonders such as painted cliffs, fossil cliffs, and Priest Peak. Native wildlife such as kangaroos, wombats, and echidnas can be seen everywhere. Seals and dolphins are often seen offshore.
The complete historical relics of colonial convicts are preserved, and you can only go to the island by ferry. You can slowly explore the island on foot or by bicycle. It is a must-see natural and cultural secret on the east coast of Tasmania.
