Dart Island State Reserve

Dart Island State Reserve is a secluded island located in Tasmania's Huon River, approximately 30 kilometers south of Hobart. The reserve is renowned for its pristine natural beauty, featuring dense forests, diverse wildlife, and a tranquil environment. It serves as a habitat for various bird species and offers opportunities for nature observation and photography. The island is accessible by boat, with no designated parking facilities or formal walking tracks. Visitors are encouraged to respect the natural environment and adhere to Leave No Trace principles. As a state reserve, Dart Island is protected under the Nature Conservation Act 2002, ensuring the conservation of its unique ecological values. The reserve is free to enter, and dogs are not permitted to preserve the area's natural integrity.