Attractions and landmarks of Tasmania

Western part of Tasmania is rich in natural wonders. There is a place called Strahan, where you can see a lot of trees hundreds years old that still grow tall and strong.
On the eastern part of the island there are some of the most beautiful beaches in Australia&Oceania. Wineglass Bay and the Bay of Fires are the most popular destinations for tourists in this area.
Some of magnificent Tasmania’s wildlife can be seen at forests and national parks just an hour’s drive from Hobart and Launceston, two largest cities on the island. Freycinet National Park on the east coast of Tasmania is a favorite destinations for nature lovers, campers, climbers and hikers.
Tasmania is home to the ’end of the world’ – Cockle Creek, the southernmost part of Australia. Do not miss it!
Other notable attractions of Tasmania include: Bruny Island, Hastings Caves, Tasman Peninsula, Port Arthur Historic Site, Devils Kitchen, Tasman Arch and th Blowhole.