Tasman National Park

Tasman National Park, located on Tasmania's southeastern coast, is celebrated for its rugged cliffs, pristine beaches, and rich biodiversity. The park encompasses notable sites such as Cape Pillar, Waterfall Bay, and Crescent Bay, each offering unique natural attractions. Visitors can embark on the Three Capes Track, a multi-day hike that showcases the park's stunning coastal scenery. The park also provides camping facilities at Bivouac Bay and Fortescue Bay, allowing for extended stays amidst nature. While the park offers numerous walking tracks and picnic areas, amenities like barbecues and playgrounds are not available. Dogs are not permitted within the park to preserve its natural environment. A valid parks pass is required for entry, and campfires are prohibited to ensure safety and environmental protection.