Maria Island is a popular National Park off
the East Coast of Tasmania that has points of interest
and features. It has a unique island ecology, geological
history, historic buildings, ruins, magnificent coastal vistas,
secluded sun-drenched beaches, rugged coastal cliffs,
a range of bushwalks from easy to harder longer walks, marine reserves,
areas for fishing, abundant birdlife and easyily seen wildlife.
Maria island is accessible by ferry,
boat or light aircraft and once on the island you will find yourself
walking or bicycling in friendly natural surroundings. There are
no cars, no electricity, no shops and nothing to distract you
from the natural beauty of the island. Maria Island is popular
for birdwatching, boating, kayaking, snorkelling, diving,
swimming, fishing, climbing, bushwalking and photography.
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