Dive into the wild charm of Maria Island, Tasmania! Picture pristine beaches, towering cliffs, and kangaroos frolicking by your side. Explore captivating convict ruins, cycle through lush landscapes, and indulge in fresh local wine. The island’s tranquility wraps around you like a cozy blanket—paradise is just a ferry ride away! Don’t forget your camera; it’s Instagram gold!
Landmark4.6/5
Darlington Probation Station
Landmark4.7/5
Painted Cliffs
Renowned for its vibrant colors and stunning rock formations, Painted Cliffs on Maria Island offer a breathtaking natural canvas, making it a must-visit destination for photographers and nature lovers alike.
Landmark4.7/5
Fossil Cliffs
Nestled on Maria Island, Fossil Cliffs showcases stunning natural rock formations and rich paleontological history, offering visitors a glimpse into ancient life and breathtaking coastal views, making it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts.
Outdoor4.7/5
Bishop and Clerk
Bishop and Clerk, rising dramatically on Maria Island, offers breathtaking panoramic views and a rugged hiking challenge, making it an iconic destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers in Tasmania.
Outdoor4.6/5
Mount Maria
Landmark4.7/5
Robeys Farm
Outdoor
Shoal Bay
Outdoor5/5
Riedle Bay
Landmark5/5
McRaes Isthmus
Outdoor
Soldiers Beach
Outdoor5/5
Bloodstone Beach
Outdoor4.7/5
Hopground Beach
Outdoor
Cape Boullanger
Outdoor4.8/5
Maria Island
Stay4.8/5
Maria Island Penitentiary Accommodation
Nestled within the breathtaking landscapes of Maria Island National Park, the Maria Island Penitentiary Accommodation offers a unique glimpse into Tasmania's convict history, blending heritage charm with stunning views and abundant wildlife.
Stay3.8/5
Encampment Cove
Nestled in the stunning coastline of Rheban, Encampment Cove boasts pristine white sands, vibrant turquoise waters, and breathtaking views, making it a picturesque retreat for nature lovers and beachgoers alike.
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