Remarkable natural features to explore on a boat tour or by foot

With 660 km2, Tasman Peninsula is a great holiday destination for lovers of nature, history and adventure. It is home to the World Heritage listed Port Arthur Historic Site,  the best preserved convict site in Australia, as well as the Tasman National Park, an area of natural diversity and amazing coastal scenery.

Here you can fully take your mind off things on one of numerous bush walks ranging from only one hour to multiple days. You will be rewarded by a variety of native plants, diverse wildlife and stunning views from the top of high sea cliffs.

Some features of the Tasman National Park can only be seen by boat. There are the most colourful caves, funky sea stacks and arches to explore. Marvel at a 130m high waterfall that rushes down the ancient cliffs. See the transition of rock types and literally drift through millions of years of evolution.

The Tasman Sea is home to an abundance of marine animals, too. So make sure you have your camera charged and are ready to capture the local residents including seals, dolphins and albatrosses or even whales on their yearly migration.

Find out more about our Coastal Adventure trips here.